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Shirabe Japan Data Hub

dev.shirabe/hub
Japan data tools for AI agents: calendar (rokuyo), address, name splitting, corporate number lookup
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Tools (5)

lookup_calendar
Look up Japanese calendar information for a given date: Rokuyo (six-day cycle such as Taian/Butsumetsu), Rekichu (almanac notes), Eto (sexagenary cycle), 24 solar terms, and purpose-based auspiciousness scores. Useful when an AI agent needs canonical Japanese calendar facts (e.g. choosing an auspici
normalize_japanese_address
Normalize a free-form Japanese address against the official Address Base Registry (ABR, all 47 prefectures). Returns the canonical form, structured components (prefecture/city/town/block/building), postal code, WGS84 coordinates, match level (0-4) and confidence, plus mandatory CC BY 4.0 attribution
split_japanese_name
Split a Japanese personal name into family and given parts using IPAdic person-name POS tags (with whitespace/length heuristics as fallback). Returns family, given, and a confidence score (0-1; warning when low). Useful for normalizing name fields in HR, CRM, or form data. Source: Shirabe Text API.
corporation_lookup
Look up a Japanese company by its 13-digit corporate number (法人番号) against the National Tax Agency (NTA) corporate-number registry. Returns the registered trade name, head-office address, change history and other public fields as JSON, plus mandatory NTA attribution. Useful when an AI agent already
corporation_search
Search the Japanese corporate-number registry (National Tax Agency) by company name and return matching companies, each with its 13-digit corporate number (法人番号), registered name and address, plus mandatory NTA attribution. Handles trade-name variants (㈱ / (株) / 株式会社) via normalization. Useful when

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Category: Productivity · Last checked: 2026-08-15T09:22:30Z

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