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Corporate identity
Legal name, corporate number, published address, and active or closed status.
Official-source company lookup
Check a Japanese company against published records.
Search the National Tax Agency corporate-number database, then review invoice registration, change history, and available gBizINFO records in one place.
Search in Japanese or English. Results come from published government records.
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What the result shows
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Registration context
Qualified-invoice status and matching information available through gBizINFO.
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Change record
A dated timeline built from the National Tax Agency's published differential files.
How checks work
Step 1
Search the company
Enter the legal Japanese name or the 13-digit corporate number (houjin bangou). English names work when published.
Step 2
Review four sources
Compare the corporate-number record, qualified-invoice registration, gBizINFO activity, and the public alert list side by side.
Step 3
Decide the next move
Follow the dated change history and source links, then read the verification guide before you pay or sign.
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