japan-utils-mcp
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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool targets a unique operation – kana conversion, era conversion, holiday checking, romaji transliteration, postal code lookup, width normalization, name splitting, and era-to-Western conversion. There is no functional overlap or ambiguity.
All tool names follow a consistent snake_case pattern with verb + noun or noun + verb structure (e.g., convert_kana, is_holiday, list_holidays). No mixed case or inconsistent styles.
With 9 tools covering a broad set of Japanese language utilities (kana, kanji, eras, holidays, addresses, names), the number feels well-scoped. Enough to be useful without being overwhelming.
The set covers essential Japanese text operations: kana/width normalization, romaji, era conversion both ways, holiday queries (single and list), postal code lookup, and name splitting. Minor gaps like lunar calendar or date formatting exist but do not undermine core utility.