Japan Company Info — MCP Server (Free Edition)
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Scored across 7 tools
Each data tool targets a distinct resource — discovery, registry identity, financials, shareholders, and benchmarks — and search_knowledge is explicitly positioned as a fallback. The only real ambiguity is between japan_company_search and search_knowledge, since both share retrieval modes and search the same 192-company index.
Naming is readable but mixed: get_web_ui_url and search_knowledge are verb-first, the japan_* tools are noun phrases with the action sometimes at the end (japan_company_search), and edinet_financials_usgaap breaks the japan_ prefix pattern. The japan_ prefix gives a recognizable family, but verb placement is inconsistent.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a read-only company information server: discovery, identity, financials, shareholders, benchmarks, a general knowledge fallback, and a UI utility. No tool feels redundant and the set is small enough for an agent to choose among quickly.
Core workflows are covered: resolve a company, verify identity/KYB, pull financials, inspect shareholders, and benchmark against industry data. Minor gaps exist — no dedicated officer/board tool and no multi-year financial history — but agents can work around them or use search_knowledge as a fallback.