Disaster risk for any Japanese address from official government data. 6 hazards, sources cited.
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https://mamoie.com/api/mcp1 tool · 1117mscheck_home_disaster_risk日本の住所の災害リスク（洪水・地震・土砂・津波・高潮・液状化）を、国の公式データ（重ねるハザードマップ・J-SHIS）に基づいて判定して返します。日本国内の住所または緯度経度に対応。出典つき。日本の住所の災害リスク（洪水・地震・土砂・津波・高潮・液状化）を、国の公式データ（重ねるハザードマップ・J-SHIS）に基づいて判定して返します。日本国内の住所または緯度経度に対応。出典つき。
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| address* | string | 日本の住所（例: 東京都墨田区押上1-1-2）。緯度経度で指定する場合は lat/lon を使う。 |
| lat | number | 緯度（address の代わりに座標で指定する場合） |
| lon | number | 経度（address の代わりに座標で指定する場合） |
| lang | string | 応答の言語。'en' で英語サマリー（国外投資家向け）。既定は 'ja'。 |
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Disaster risk for any Japanese address from official government data. 6 hazards, sources cited.
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