Master Data

Prefecture master data including JIS codes and each notation (Japanese, Kana, English).

Municipality master data including JIS codes and each notation (Japanese, Kana, English). Includes prefecture information.

Common Japanese family names with kanji, katakana, and hiragana variants.

Common Japanese given names with kanji, katakana, and hiragana variants.

Country codes defined by the Ministry of Justice (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2).

Occupation classification codes based on the Japanese Standard Occupational Classification.

Master data for common Japanese employee types (regular, contract, temporary, etc.).

Currency codes defined by ISO 4217, including 3-letter alphabetic codes, numeric codes, currency names, and minor units.

Language codes defined by ISO 639-1, including 2-letter alphabetic codes and language names (Japanese and English).

Master data for common Japanese hobbies. Includes a wide range of categories such as sports, music, reading, games, and art.

Master data for fictional Japanese company names. Includes corporations, limited companies, LLCs, and various legal entities.

Master data for common Japanese product names. Includes a wide range of categories such as electronics, home appliances, fashion, food, and more.

Master data for common Japanese vegetables and fruits. Includes a wide range of categories such as leafy vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits.

Master data for fictional Japanese store names. Includes a wide range of categories such as cafes, ramen, bakeries, restaurants, izakaya, and more.

Master data for blood types based on ABO and Rh factor combinations. Includes distribution percentages for Japanese population.

Master data for common department names used in Japanese companies. Includes categories such as management, administration, sales, engineering, and manufacturing.

Master data for common job titles used in Japanese companies. Includes executives, CxO, management, specialists, and general staff.

Master data for HTTP status codes defined in RFC 9110 and related RFCs. Includes 1xx through 5xx categories.

Master data for HTTP request methods defined in RFC 9110. Includes safety and idempotency information.

Master data for common MIME types (media types) used on the web. Includes file extension mappings.

Master data for major programming languages. Includes file extensions, paradigms, and release years.

Master data for major world timezones (IANA format). Includes UTC offsets and region information.

Master data for common browser and bot user agent strings. Includes browser name, version, and OS information.