Coverage

Japan Finsight ingests every base doc code defined by Japan's Financial Services Agency for the EDINET corporate disclosure system, plus their amendments. Below is the current typed-extraction depth per doc type. 14 of these 19 base types carry filings in the data today; the remaining five have parsers ready and populate as those filings appear.

Typed status legend: full = primary fields typed and queryable; partial = some fields typed, the rest kept in raw form; DEI-only = filer identity captured, document content kept in raw form, no field-level extraction yet.

Retention: the archive outlives EDINET's window

EDINET serves each document for a statutory public-inspection window (縦覧期間), then stops serving it entirely — roughly one year for treasury stock reports, two to three years for extraordinary reports, five years for large-shareholding reports, longest for annual reports. Once a filing is ingested here it stays queryable after EDINET's window closes. The "filings since" dates above mark where ingestion began for each type; history from before a start date that has already left EDINET's window is not retrievable by anyone.

Coverage verification

Coverage is reconciled against EDINET's own daily document lists — at document-ID granularity, not by trusting internal counters. As of July 2026, a full reconciliation of every business day since February 2021 found zero missing documents among what EDINET still serves. The reconciliation runs on a recurring basis.

Data freshness

EDINET filings are updated regularly. Extracted fields and activist-intent annotations update after new filings land.

Want a doc type promoted from DEI-only or partial?

Email data@japanfinsight.com with the doc code and the specific fields you need. Promotion priority is driven by subscriber demand.