Compare key financial metrics across 2–5 Japanese listed companies using their latest annual securities report (有価証券報告書) filings. Returns a matrix of revenue, net income, total assets, equity, operating income, and period_end so mismatched fiscal year-ends are visible. Every value is a CONSOLIDATED figure for that filing's own period: non-consolidated (parent-only) and segment-dimensional values are never reported or substituted, so peer rows are always like-for-like. Concept matching reaches per-company taxonomy extensions and the five-year 主要な経営指標等の推移 (SummaryOfBusinessResults) families as well as the standard JP-GAAP, IFRS and US-GAAP concepts, so filers whose consolidated statements use no standard concept are still comparable. A metric with no consolidated current-period fact is null and carries an omission_reason (no_consolidated_context, no_current_period_fact, reported_nil, no_numeric_value, owners_equity_not_established, not_applicable_to_statement_format, no_total_concept_in_format, concept_absent) in the per-company metrics object, which also exposes each metric's own concept_id, context_ref and resolved period — the latter can differ from the row's period_end, which is the document's. Equity is always equity attributable to owners of the parent. J-GAAP filers report no single concept for it, so it is DERIVED as the owner components (株主資本 + 評価・換算差額等) of 純資産, checked to reconcile with the reported total: a derived metric carries derived: true, concept_id null, and a derivation object listing the reconciled_against total (which includes non-controlling interests and is NOT the value) and every component with its role (owner or non_owner), value and context_ref. Metrics read from a single fact carry neither field. Every metric also carries unit and decimals (the XBRL unit and precision of the value). Revenue does NOT always mean net sales. A resolved revenue metric carries basis and basis_label (en/ja); basis_label states the meaning, which can differ from the concept name and its taxonomy label. net_sales: 売上高 / revenue of a general filer. operating_revenue: 営業収益 of a general filer. ordinary_revenue_bank and ordinary_revenue_insurance: 経常収益, the GROSS top line of a Japanese-GAAP bank or insurer (interest, fees, premiums, investment revenue). It is revenue, NOT profit, even though its concept is named OrdinaryIncome... and EDINET's English label says 'Ordinary income'; 経常利益 (ordinary profit) is a different line and is never reported as revenue. operating_revenue_securities: gross 営業収益 of a securities firm, before 金融費用. operating_revenue_finance: 営業収益 of a finance, commodity-futures, investment-management or construction-guarantee filer. insurance_revenue_ifrs: IFRS 17 insurance revenue of an IFRS insurer, which excludes investment and other revenue. revenue_financial_filer_unverified: a bank, insurer or securities firm not filing Japanese GAAP whose revenue line's meaning is not established; it is not comparable with net sales. statement_format reports the EDINET industry format (general, bank, insurance, insurance_life, insurance_nonlife, securities, ...), the DEI industry code and accounting standard as filed. operating_margin_denominator is the figure operating margin must divide by: the revenue metric for most filers, but 純営業収益 (basis net_operating_revenue_securities) for a securities firm, whose gross revenue includes interest later deducted as 金融費用. Omission reason not_applicable_to_statement_format: the filing's format has no such line (a Japanese-GAAP bank or insurer has no operating income, current assets or current liabilities, so no operating margin or current ratio); no other subtotal is substituted, and it is not missing data. no_total_concept_in_format: the format tags only component lines for the metric and the filer reported no total. Source: EDINET (https://disclosure2.edinet-fsa.go.jp/), PDL 1.0 (https://www.digital.go.jp/resources/open_data/public_data_license_v1.0). Data is processed by Kabuken, not raw unprocessed FSA data. Figures are calculated by Kabuken from EDINET filings, not reported directly by EDINET. Not investment advice.