VOL. XCIV, NO. 247
A CURATED DIRECTORY OF FINANCIAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES
EDINET Review, Pricing, and Features
EDINET is Japan's official corporate-disclosure system. Search issuers, securities, funds, stock codes, document types, keywords, and dates, then retrieve filings, XBRL resources, taxonomy files, and API results.
Best for
- Investors and analysts needing the official source for Japanese issuer, fund, large-shareholding, and extraordinary filings.
- Developers retrieving EDINET filing metadata and documents through the registered API.
Watch out
- Submitted documents are generally Japanese. Browser translations are not authoritative, some attachments cannot be translated, and company-prepared English annual reports are voluntary and incomplete.
- The official site says the EDINET API version 2 specification is written only in Japanese.
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Pricing
Free
Public EDINET access
Key features
- Simple and detailed searches across Japanese securities and fund disclosure documents.
- Annual, semiannual, quarterly, large-shareholding, extraordinary, and amended report access.
- Source documents, XBRL data, EDINET taxonomy, code lists, and filing attachments.
- EDINET API version 2 access after free API-key registration.
- English navigation and limited links to company-provided English annual-report translations.
FAQ
Is EDINET free?
EDINET is free to use. Visit the vendor site for the latest limits and onboarding details.
Who is EDINET best for?
EDINET is built for Analysts, Institutional Investors, Value Investors, Quants/Developers, and Students/Researchers. It suits intermediate and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does EDINET support?
You can use EDINET on Web. EDINET offers an API (REST) with APIKey authentication.
Which markets does EDINET cover?
EDINET covers APAC. Examples include JP. It tracks Stocks and Funds.
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