JP (Japan)
DataModel:CDQ/Business Partner/Address/Country/JP
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| A standardized code according to an ISO standard, e.g. ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 for regions. ISO code | JP
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| Language-specific name. Monolingual name | Japon (fr), 日本 (zh), Japan (de), Nihon/Nippon (ja), Japan (en) |
| Language-specific short name. Monolingual short name | Japan (de), Japan (en), Japon (fr), 日本 (ja), 日本 (zh) |
| The offical langauge of a country. Official language | ja
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| Language used in a country, beside the administrative languages. other language | ja
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| Continent a country belongs to. Part of | Asia |
Regions
| Region (controlled vocabulary) | A standardized code according to an ISO standard, e.g. ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 for regions. ISO code | Language-specific name. Monolingual name | Language-specific alternative, i.e. non-official, name. Alternative name |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP-01 (Hokkaidō Prefecture) | JP-01
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Hokkaidō (fr), Hokkaidō Prefecture (en), Präfektur Hokkaido (de), 北海道 (ja), 北海道 (zh) | HOKKAIDO (en) |
| JP-02 (Aomori Prefecture) | JP-02
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Aomori (fr), Aomori Prefecture (en), Präfektur Aomori (de), 青森県 (ja), 青森縣 (zh) | AOMORI (en) |
| JP-03 (Iwate Prefecture) | JP-03
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Iwate (fr), Iwate Prefecture (en), Präfektur Iwate (de), 岩手县 (zh), 岩手県 (ja) | IWATE (en) |
| JP-04 (Miyagi Prefecture) | JP-04
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Miyagi (fr), Miyagi Prefecture (en), Präfektur Miyagi (de), 宮城県 (ja), 宮城縣 (zh) | MIYAGI (en) |
| JP-05 (Akita Prefecture) | JP-05
|
Akita (fr), Akita Prefecture (en), Präfektur Akita (de), 秋田县 (zh), 秋田県 (ja) | AKITA (en) |
| JP-06 (Yamagata, Yamagata Prefecture) | JP-06
|
Präfektur Yamagata (de), Préfecture de Yamagata (fr), Yamagata (en), Yamagata Prefecture (en), 山形县 (zh), 山形県 (ja) | |
| JP-07 (Fukushima Prefecture) | JP-07
|
Fukushima (fr), Fukushima Prefecture (en), Präfektur Fukushima (de), 福岛县 (zh), 福島県 (ja) | FUKUSHIMA (en) |
| JP-08 (Ibaraki Prefecture) | JP-08
|
Ibaraki (fr), Ibaraki Prefecture (en), Präfektur Ibaraki (de), 茨城県 (ja), 茨城縣 (zh) | IBARAKI (en) |
| JP-09 (Tochigi Prefecture) | JP-09
|
Präfektur Tochigi (de), Tochigi (fr), Tochigi Prefecture (en), 栃木県 (ja), 栃木縣 (zh) | TOCHIGI (en) |
| JP-10 (Gunma Prefecture) | JP-10
|
Gunma (fr), Gunma Prefecture (en), Präfektur Gunma (de), 群馬県 (ja), 群馬縣 (zh) | GUNMA (en) |
| JP-11 (Saitama Prefecture) | JP-11
|
Präfektur Saitama (de), Saitama (fr), Saitama Prefecture (en), 埼玉県 (ja), 埼玉縣 (zh) | SAITAMA (en) |
| JP-12 (Chiba Prefecture) | JP-12
|
Chiba (fr), Chiba Prefecture (en), Präfektur Chiba (de), 千葉県 (ja), 千葉縣 (zh) | CHIBA (en) |
| JP-13 (Tokyo) | JP-13
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Präfektur Tokio (de), Tokyo (en), Tokyo (fr), 東京都 (ja), 東京都 (zh) | TOKYO (en) |
| JP-14 (Kanagawa Prefecture) | JP-14
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Kanagawa (fr), Kanagawa Prefecture (en), Präfektur Kanagawa (de), 神奈川県 (ja), 神奈川縣 (zh) | KANAGAWA (en) |
| JP-15 (Niigata Prefecture) | JP-15
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Niigata (fr), Niigata Prefecture (en), Präfektur Niigata (de), 新潟县 (zh), 新潟県 (ja) | NIIGATA (en) |
| JP-16 (Toyama Prefecture) | JP-16
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Präfektur Toyama (de), Toyama (fr), Toyama Prefecture (en), 富山県 (ja), 富山縣 (zh) | TOYAMA (en) |
| JP-17 (Ishikawa Prefecture) | JP-17
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Ishikawa (fr), Ishikawa Prefecture (en), Präfektur Ishikawa (de), 石川県 (ja), 石川縣 (zh) | ISHIKAWA (en) |
| JP-18 (Fukui Prefecture) | JP-18
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Fukui (fr), Fukui Prefecture (en), Präfektur Fukui (de), 福井県 (ja), 福井縣 (zh) | FUKUI (en) |
| JP-19 (Yamanashi Prefecture) | JP-19
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Präfektur Yamanashi (de), Yamanashi (fr), Yamanashi Prefecture (en), 山梨县 (zh), 山梨県 (ja) | YAMANASHI (en) |
| JP-20 (Nagano Prefecture) | JP-20
|
Nagano (fr), Nagano Prefecture (en), Präfektur Nagano (de), 長野県 (ja), 长野县 (zh) | NAGANO (en) |
| JP-21 (Gifu Prefecture) | JP-21
|
Gifu (fr), Gifu Prefecture (en), Präfektur Gifu (de), 岐阜县 (zh), 岐阜県 (ja) | GIFU (en) |
| JP-22 (Shizuoka Prefecture) | JP-22
|
Präfektur Shizuoka (de), Shizuoka (fr), Shizuoka Prefecture (en), 静岡県 (ja), 靜岡縣 (zh) | SHIZUOKA (en) |
| JP-23 (Aichi Prefecture) | JP-23
|
Aichi (fr), Aichi Prefecture (en), Präfektur Aichi (de), 愛知県 (ja), 愛知縣 (zh) | AICHI (en) |
| JP-24 (Mie Prefecture) | JP-24
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Mie (fr), Mie Prefecture (en), Präfektur Mie (de), 三重县 (zh), 三重県 (ja) | MIE (en) |
| JP-25 (Shiga Prefecture) | JP-25
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Präfektur Shiga (de), Shiga (fr), Shiga Prefecture (en), 滋賀県 (ja), 滋贺县 (zh) | SHIGA (en) |
| JP-26 (Kyōto Prefecture) | JP-26
|
Kyoto (fr), Kyōto Prefecture (en), Präfektur Kyōto (de), 京都府 (ja), 京都府 (zh) | KYOTO (en) |
| JP-27 (Ōsaka Prefecture) | JP-27
|
Osaka (fr), Präfektur Osaka (de), Ōsaka Prefecture (en), 大阪府 (ja), 大阪府 (zh) | OSAKA (en) |
| JP-28 (Hyōgo Prefecture) | JP-28
|
Hyōgo (fr), Hyōgo Prefecture (en), Präfektur Hyogo (de), 兵库县 (zh), 兵庫県 (ja) | HYOGO (en), Hyogo (en), Hyogo-ken (en) |
| JP-29 (Nara Prefecture) | JP-29
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Nara (fr), Nara Prefecture (en), Präfektur Nara (de), 奈良县 (zh), 奈良県 (ja) | NARA (en) |
| JP-30 (Wakayama Prefecture) | JP-30
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Präfektur Wakayama (de), Wakayama (fr), Wakayama Prefecture (en), 和歌山县 (zh), 和歌山県 (ja) | Okayama (en) |
| JP-31 (Tottori Prefecture) | JP-31
|
Präfektur Tottori (de), Tottori (fr), Tottori Prefecture (en), 鳥取県 (ja), 鳥取縣 (zh) | TOTTORI (en) |
| JP-32 (Shimane Prefecture) | JP-32
|
Präfektur Shimane (de), Shimane (fr), Shimane Prefecture (en), 岛根县 (zh), 島根県 (ja) | SHIMANE (en) |
| JP-33 (Okayama Prefecture) | JP-33
|
Okayama (fr), Okayama Prefecture (en), Präfektur Okayama (de), 岡山県 (ja), 岡山縣 (zh) | OKAYAMA (en) |
| JP-34 (Hiroshima Prefecture) | JP-34
|
Hiroshima (fr), Hiroshima Prefecture (en), Präfektur Hiroshima (de), 广岛县 (zh), 広島県 (ja) | HIROSHIMA (en) |
| JP-35 (Yamaguchi Prefecture) | JP-35
|
Präfektur Yamaguchi (de), Yamaguchi (fr), Yamaguchi Prefecture (en), 山口县 (zh), 山口県 (ja) | YAMAGUCHI (en) |
| JP-36 (Tokushima Prefecture) | JP-36
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Präfektur Tokushima (de), Tokushima (fr), Tokushima Prefecture (en), 徳島県 (ja), 德岛县 (zh) | Fukushima (en) |
| JP-37 (Kagawa Prefecture) | JP-37
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Kagawa (fr), Kagawa Prefecture (en), Präfektur Kagawa (de), 香川县 (zh), 香川県 (ja) | KAGAWA (en) |
| JP-38 (Ehime Prefecture) | JP-38
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Ehime (fr), Ehime Prefecture (en), Präfektur Ehime (de), 愛媛県 (ja), 爱媛县 (zh) | EHIME (en) |
| JP-39 (Kōchi Prefecture) | JP-39
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Kōchi (fr), Kōchi Prefecture (en), Präfektur Kōchi (de), 高知县 (zh), 高知県 (ja) | KOCHI (en) |
| JP-40 (Fukuoka Prefecture) | JP-40
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Fukuoka (fr), Fukuoka Prefecture (en), Präfektur Fukuoka (de), 福冈县 (zh), 福岡県 (ja) | FUKUOKA (en) |
| JP-41 (Saga Prefecture) | JP-41
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Präfektur Saga (de), Saga (fr), Saga Prefecture (en), 佐賀県 (ja), 佐贺县 (zh) | SAGA (en) |
| JP-42 (Nagasaki Prefecture) | JP-42
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Nagasaki (fr), Nagasaki Prefecture (en), Präfektur Nagasaki (de), 長崎県 (ja), 长崎县 (zh) | NAGASAKI (en) |
| JP-43 (Kumamoto Prefecture) | JP-43
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Kumamoto (fr), Kumamoto Prefecture (en), Präfektur Kumamoto (de), 熊本県 (ja), 熊本縣 (zh) | KUMAMOTO (en) |
| JP-44 (Ōita Prefecture) | JP-44
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Präfektur Ōita (de), Ōita (fr), Ōita Prefecture (en), 大分县 (zh), 大分県 (ja) | OITA (en) |
| JP-45 (Miyazaki Prefecture) | JP-45
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Miyazaki Prefecture (en), Präfektur Miyazaki (de), préfecture de Miyazaki (fr), 宮崎県 (ja), 宮崎縣 (zh) | Miyazaki (en) |
| JP-46 (Kagoshima, Kagoshima Prefecture) | JP-46
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Kagoshima (en), Kagoshima Prefecture (en), Präfektur Kagoshima (de), préfecture de Kagoshima (fr), 鹿儿岛县 (zh), 鹿児島県 (ja) | |
| JP-47 (Okinawa Prefecture) | JP-47
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Okinawa (fr), Okinawa Prefecture (en), Präfektur Okinawa (de), 沖縄県 (ja), 沖繩縣 (zh) | OKINAWA (en) |
Legal forms
| Legal form | Name | Main abbreviation | description | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JP_1914 (CDQ) | Gōshi-kaisha (ja) | GSK (ja) | A Gōshi-kaisha is a partnership structure combining unlimited liability partners who manage operations with limited liability partners who provide capital, operating under Commercial Code provisions for smaller collaborative ventures. In Japan it is used infrequently by family businesses and professional partnerships seeking flexible governance with mixed liability arrangements, though it has declined in popularity following corporate law reforms that introduced the more modern Gōdō-kaisha structure. | Economic Interest Group |
| JP_2979 (CDQ) | Gōdō-kaisha (ja) | G.K. (ja) | A Gōdō-kaisha is a limited liability company introduced in 2006 combining member-managed governance with full liability protection for all members, offering flexibility similar to US LLC structures. In Japan it is increasingly popular among startups, foreign subsidiaries and small businesses seeking simplified management without statutory boards or auditors, low formation costs and member-based decision making while providing complete liability protection and pass-through taxation options. | Limited Liability Company |
| JP_3564 (CDQ) | Tōshi Jigyō Yūgen Sekinin Kumiai (en) 投資事業有限責任組合 (ja) | An Investment Business Limited Partnership is a specialized venture capital vehicle established under the Limited Partnership Act for Investment allowing professional fund managers to pool capital for startup and growth company investments. In Japan it provides institutional and sophisticated investors with limited liability protection while general partners manage investment activities, offering tax transparency and flexibility for private equity, venture capital and alternative investment strategies under regulatory oversight. | Investment Company | |
| JP_3777 (CDQ) | Tokumei kumiai (ja) | TK (ja) | A Tokumei kumiai is an anonymous partnership where silent partners invest capital in a business operated by a managing partner while remaining anonymous to third parties and having no direct management role. In Japan it is used extensively for real estate investment, project financing and asset-backed ventures where investors seek tax efficiency, limited liability and privacy while the managing partner conducts operations and assumes legal responsibility for business activities. | Co-operative Partnership |
| JP_4191 (CDQ) | Gōdō-kaisha (en) 合同会社 (ja) | G.K. (en) GK (en) G.K. (ja) GK (ja) | A Gōdō-kaisha is a limited liability company introduced in 2006 combining member-managed governance with full liability protection for all members, offering flexibility similar to US LLC structures. In Japan it is increasingly popular among startups, foreign subsidiaries and small businesses seeking simplified management without statutory boards or auditors, low formation costs and member-based decision making while providing complete liability protection and pass-through taxation options. | Limited Liability Company |
| JP_4445 (CDQ) | Nin'i kumiai (ja) | NK (ja) | A Nin'i kumiai is a general civil partnership formed by voluntary agreement among members to pursue common commercial or non-commercial objectives without incorporation or separate legal personality. In Japan it is used for joint ventures, professional collaborations, real estate development consortia and temporary business arrangements where partners share profits, losses and management responsibilities with unlimited joint liability but seek operational flexibility without formal corporate structures. | Investment Company |
| JP_4574 (CDQ) | Gōmei-kaisha (ja) | GMK (ja) | A Gōmei-kaisha is a general commercial partnership where all partners have unlimited joint and several liability for business obligations and equal rights to manage operations. In Japan it is rarely used today, having been largely superseded by modern corporate forms, but historically served family businesses and small trading companies where partners shared profits, management and unlimited personal responsibility for partnership debts under Commercial Code provisions. | Unlimited Partnership |
| JP_5411 (CDQ) | Yūgen-kaisha (en) 有限会社 (ja) | Y.K. (en) YK (en) Y.K. (ja) YK (ja) | A Yūgen-kaisha was a limited company form discontinued in 2006 but grandfathered for existing entities, historically offering simplified incorporation with lower capital requirements and maximum fifty shareholders. In Japan it served small and medium-sized family businesses seeking liability protection with reduced administrative burdens compared to joint stock companies, though no new formations have been permitted since the Companies Act reform introduced the Gōdō-kaisha as its modern replacement. | Economic Interest Group |
| JP_6021 (CDQ) | Nin'i kumiai (en) 任意組合 (ja) | N.K. (en) NK (en) N.K. (ja) NK (ja) | A voluntary association bringing together members for shared purposes or activities. In Japan it enables collective organization without mandatory participation. | Investment Company |
| JP_6745 (CDQ) | Kabushiki-kaisha (ja) | K.K (ja) | A company with limited liability protecting shareholders from personal liability for company debts. In Japan it offers standard corporate structure with asset protection. | Economic Interest Group |
| JP_7043 (CDQ) | Gōshi-kaisha (en) 合資会社 (ja) | GSK (en) GSK (ja) | A company with capital divided into shares allowing investment and ownership transfer. In Japan it provides traditional structure for share-based businesses. | State Owned Company |
| JP_8845 (CDQ) | Kabushiki-kaisha (en) 株式会社 (ja) | K.K (en) KK (en) K.K (ja) KK (ja) | A company organized with share capital where shareholders own equity stakes. In Japan it serves businesses raising capital through stock issuance. | Civil Company |
| JP_9082 (CDQ) | Yūgen Sekinin Jigyō Kumiai (en) 有限責任事業組合 (ja) | A partnership providing limited liability protection to all partners while maintaining partnership benefits. In Japan it combines partnership flexibility with liability protection. | Private Foundation | |
| JP_9644 (CDQ) | Gōmei-kaisha (en) 合名会社 (ja) | GMK (en) GMK (ja) | A partnership where all partners share unlimited liability and participate in management. In Japan it provides traditional collaborative business structure. | Unlimited Partnership |
| JP_9935 (CDQ) | Yūgen-kaisha (ja) | Y.K. (ja) | A company with liability limited to capital contributions protecting personal assets. In Japan it offers liability protection for business owners. | Economic Interest Group |
| JP_9947 (CDQ) | Tokumei kumiai (en) 匿名組合 (ja) | T.K. (en) TK (en) T.K. (ja) TK (ja) | An anonymous association where members participate without public identity disclosure. In Japan it provides privacy for members in collective arrangements. | Co-operative Partnership |
Identifiers
| Identifier | Name | Registration authority |
|---|---|---|
| CN_JP (JP - Corporate number) | 法人番号 (ja) Corporate number (en) | |
| JP_JCT (JP - VAT number) | 消費税業務法人予約番号 (ja) Japanese Consumption Tax Number (en) |
Data quality rules
| Data quality rule | Description | Criticality |
|---|---|---|
| Dummy post code detected (JP) | Regular expression/Not available post code Regular expression/One digit multiplied several times post code Regular expression/Ordinal sequence of numbers Regular expression/Single digit post code Regular expression/Very long digits post code. This data quality rule checks whether the post code comprises dubious patterns that may render the record incorrect. The patterns, selected specifically for JP (Japan) are the following: Regular expression/Mononumerical post code with delimeter | ERROR |
| Identifier format invalid (Corporate number (Japan)) | The Corporate number in Japan consists of exactly 13 numerical digits. The first digit is the check digit and cannot be 0. | ERROR |
| Identifier format invalid (VAT number (Japan)) | Japan does not have a specific "Japanese Consumption Tax (JCT) Number" or a distinct format dedicated to the consumption tax. The consumption tax in Japan is generally associated with the business registration number or tax identification number, which is called the "Company Registration Number" or "Business Registration Number" (登記番号, Tōki-bangō) in Japan. The Company Registration Number, also known as the "Tokibango" or "Houjin-bango," is assigned to businesses upon registration with the local government. It is a unique identification number used for various administrative and tax purposes, including the reporting and payment of consumption tax.
The format of the Company Registration Number in Japan typically follows this pattern: For sole proprietorships (個人事業主, kojin jigyoushu): "TXXXXXXXXXXXXX". For corporations (株式会社, kabushiki kaisha): "TXXXXXXXXXXXXX". Please note that the Xs in the format represent numeric digits. It's important to consult with the local tax authorities or a tax professional in Japan to obtain the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the specific requirements and format of the Company Registration Number for consumption tax purposes. | INFO |
| Identifier missing (Corporate number (Japan)) | Business partners in Japan should have a corporate number maintained. | WARNING |
| Identifier missing (VAT number (Japan)) | Business partners in Japan should have a VAT number (Japanese Consumption Tax Number) maintained. | INFO |
| Identifier unknown (Corporate number (Japan)) | This rule checks whether the Corporate number (Japan) is really existing by checking whether it can be found in the business register. If it is not available, the identifier will be treated as invalid and the data quality rule is violated. | ERROR |
| Legal form invalid (Japan) | Each record should have legal form appropriate for the country. | INFO |
| Length of domestic bank account Id invalid (Japan) | This rule checks whether the domestic bank account id exceeds the maximum possible length in Japan | ERROR |
| Length of national bank Id invalid (Japan) | This rule checks whether the domestic bank id exceeds the maximum possible length in Japan | ERROR |
| Mandatory administrative area missing (Japan) | The administrative area (a top-level geographical or political area division in a country) is required (i.e. mandatory) for a complete physical touchpoint in Japan | INFO |
| Mandatory locality missing (Japan) | The locality is mandatory for street addresses in Japan. | ERROR |
| Mandatory post code missing (Japan) | The post code is mandatory for street addresses in Japan. | ERROR |
| Mandatory thoroughfare missing (Japan) | The thoroughfare is mandatory for street addresses in Japan. | ERROR |
| Post code format inaccurate (Japan) | Post codes in Japan should always be used in the format NNN-NNNN. This means the hyphen is mandatory for this rule! | INFO |
| Post code format invalid (Japan) | This rule checks the post code format of Japan. Postal codes consist of seven digits in the following format: NNN-NNNN. This code was introduced on February 2nd 1998. Before that postal codes had three or five digits. These old postal codes may still be found in address databases. The new seven-digit codes have been created in about 98% of cases by adding two or four digits to the end of the existing three- or five-digit code. A postal mark, 〒, may precede the code to indicate that the number following is a postal code. | ERROR |
| Unallowed pattern in name detected (JP) | This data quality rule checks whether the name comprises dubious patterns that may render the record incorrect. The patterns, selected specifically for JP (Japan) are the following:
Regular expression/One time vendor Regular expression/Aggregated payments Regular expression/No new orders Regular expression/Do not use duplicates note Regular expression/Reference to other record Regular expression/No use note Regular expression/Reference to new record Regular expression/Reference the former name Regular expression/Long number in name Regular expression/Duplicate record note Regular expression/Deletion note Regular expression/Dummy record note Regular expression/Sequence of digits Regular expression/Unsorted keywords Regular expression/Length of name . | WARNING |
Data sources
| Data source | An informal and short human-readable definition of a concept, in terms of a 'one-liner'. Short description | nonetheless, we continue to offer the most recent available data., The release status in terms of development progress or maturity.<br/><code>EMPTY</code> (0): No feature considered yet, just a rough idea.<br/><code>IDEA</code> (1): Just an idea, not yet designed in detail.<br/><code>DESIGN</code> (2): Software design ready, development not yet started.<br/><code>DEVELOPMENT</code> (3): Software development in progress.<br/><code>ALPHA</code> (4): First functional release, in terms of a Minimal Viable Product (MVP).<br/><code>BETA</code> (5): Tested by selected users.<br/><code>RC</code> (6): Release candidate, fully tested, not yet used in production by many customers.<br/><code>LIVE</code> (7): Used in production by customers, fully monitored and supported.<br/><code>DEPRECATED</code> (-1): End of life planned, but still available.<br/><code>EOL</code> (-2): End of life, historic service, no longer available.<br/><code>BROKEN</code> (-3): Service was used in production but is currently not available. However, CDQ tries to repair or reactivate it.<br/><code>DISCONTINUED</code> (-4): The data source has ceased providing updates Release status |
|---|---|---|
| JP.CR (data source) Companies Registration (Japan) Data source category<br/>Specifies the category of a data source in terms of the content.<br/><code>ADDRESS</code>: The data source provides address reference data.<br/><code>BANK_ACCOUNT</code>: The data source provides bank and bank account reference data.<br/><code>BENEFICIAL_OWNER</code>: The data source provides information about beneficial owners of companies.<br/><code>BUSINESS_PARTNER</code>: The data source provides master data about companies.<br/><code>CERTIFICATE</code>: The data source provides information about business partner certifications.<br/><code>HEALTHCARE_ORGANIZATION</code>: The data source provides information about HCOs.<br/><code>HEALTHCARE_PROFESSIONAL</code>: The data source provides information about HCPs.<br/><code>INSOLVENCY</code>: The data source provides information about insolvencies.<br/><code>SANCTION_AND_WATCHLIST</code>: A data source that provides sanctioned or watched companies or persons. BUSINESS_PARTNER (Data source category)
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Japan, Legal Affairs Bureaus, Companies Registration is a data source that helps CDQ customers validate and enrich business partner master data for compliance and data quality. | LIVE5,695,485 records |
| JP.POST (data source) Japan post (Japan) Data source category<br/>Specifies the category of a data source in terms of the content.<br/><code>ADDRESS</code>: The data source provides address reference data.<br/><code>BANK_ACCOUNT</code>: The data source provides bank and bank account reference data.<br/><code>BENEFICIAL_OWNER</code>: The data source provides information about beneficial owners of companies.<br/><code>BUSINESS_PARTNER</code>: The data source provides master data about companies.<br/><code>CERTIFICATE</code>: The data source provides information about business partner certifications.<br/><code>HEALTHCARE_ORGANIZATION</code>: The data source provides information about HCOs.<br/><code>HEALTHCARE_PROFESSIONAL</code>: The data source provides information about HCPs.<br/><code>INSOLVENCY</code>: The data source provides information about insolvencies.<br/><code>SANCTION_AND_WATCHLIST</code>: A data source that provides sanctioned or watched companies or persons. ADDRESS (Data source category)
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Japan post (Japan) is a data source that helps CDQ customers validate and enrich business partner master data for compliance and data quality. | IDEA
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Banking metadata
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Full metadata | Bank accounts in Japan |
| Currency code for accounting in the given country. Currency code | JPY
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