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What is the EDINET Japan Financials API?
Financial statements (P/L, B/S, C/F) of 3,634 Japanese listed companies from official EDINET filings, normalized across J-GAAP, IFRS, and US GAAP with English keys. This API no longer receives data updates. Equivalent normalized EDINET data is available for free at edinetdb.jp - please use that instead. No new subscriptions are recommended.
EDINET Japan Financials API is available on the JoJ API marketplace. Subscribe with a single JoJ API key, call it through one gateway, and pay from one wallet — no separate account or contract with the provider.
EDINET Japan Financials API endpoints
- GET
/api/companies/index.jsonlistCompanies
Returns the full directory of covered companies (3,600+), including securities code, English/Japanese names, industry, accounting standard, fiscal period and source document metadata. Use the `sec_code` values to call the per-company endpoint.
- GET
/api/companies/{code}.jsongetCompanyFinancials
Returns the latest annual figures for one company identified by its securities code (e.g. `7203` for Toyota; alphanumeric codes such as `130A` also exist). Includes income statement, balance sheet and cash-flow statement with stable English keys, plus an explicit `unavailable` list for items that do not exist under the company's accounting standard.
Frequently asked questions about EDINET Japan Financials API
Is this real-time or the latest annual data?
Annual securities reports (有価証券報告書) — the latest filed fiscal year per company. Figures are as filed with Japan's FSA EDINET. No intraday or quarterly data. Each response includes the source document ID and submission date so every number is traceable to the original filing.
Which companies and accounting standards are covered?
About 3,600 listed Japanese non-financial companies. Banks, insurers and securities firms are excluded because their statement structure differs. Accounting standard is auto-detected (IFRS / Japanese GAAP / US GAAP). Items that don't exist under a company's standard are returned as null with a reason — never approximated. Public disclosure data only, not investment advice.