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Japan Company Leads Finder

Japan Company Leads Finder

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github.com/easakuraBusiness & Marketing0Updated 16w ago
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About Japan Company Leads Finder

Japan Company Leads Finder is an MCP server for finding Japanese B2B prospects using live data from METI’s official gBizINFO API. Sales agents can filter companies by location, size, capital, founding year, and subsidy history, then retrieve profiles and public-sector records.

Key features

  1. 01Filter companies by location and size
  2. 02Search by capital and founding year
  3. 03Filter by subsidy history
  4. 04Retrieve company profiles
  5. 05Check subsidies and procurement

Use cases

  1. 01Build regional prospect lists by company size
  2. 02Find firms with government subsidy history
  3. 03Review a supplier’s public procurement record

MCP support

Exposes company search, profile, subsidy, and procurement tools to MCP clients, using the official gBizINFO REST API with live data retrieval.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://gbiz-leads-mcp.easakura.workers.dev/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

All endpoints
Streamable HTTPhttps://gbiz-leads-mcp.easakura.workers.dev/mcp
SSEhttps://gbiz-leads-mcp.easakura.workers.dev/sse

Tools

Details

From the project README

Japan Company Leads Finder MCP — 日本企業リード検索

B2B lead generation for the Japanese market, powered by official government data.

Search over 1 million Japanese companies by size, capital, location, founding year — and a signal you won't find anywhere else: government subsidy history. Built on METI's official gBizINFO database. 100% legal, no scraping, no stale data.

Why this server?

Prospecting in Japan is notoriously hard for AI agents: no LinkedIn culture, Japanese-only registries, fragmented data. This server gives your sales agent direct access to the government's own company database — including representative names, employee counts, business summaries, and public funding records.

The killer signal: a company that received an IT-adoption or facility-investment subsidy has budget, ambition, and a documented modernization agenda. That's a warm lead, certified by the government.

Tools

search_companies

Filter by prefecture, employee count, capital, founding year, and subsidy history. Returns corporate numbers for drill-down.

get_company_profile

Representative name & title, employee count, capital, establishment date, business summary, company URL, and government procurement qualification grade.

get_company_subsidies

Full history of national subsidies received — dates, program names, granting ministries.

get_company_procurement

Government contract track record — for supplier vetting and public-sector sales intelligence.

Example queries your agent can now answer

  • "Build a list of Tokyo companies, 10–100 employees, that received government subsidies — with CEO names and websites"
  • 「大阪府の製造業で設備投資系の補助金を受給した会社を20社、代表者名付きでリストaップして」
  • "Vet this supplier: what's their government contract history?"

Data source & freshness

Official gBizINFO REST API (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan), fetched live on every call.

Pricing

Pay per tool call ($0.02). One search, profile, subsidy, or procurement lookup = one event. A 50-company lead list with full profiles ≈ $1.


日本語

経産省gBizINFOの公式データで、日本企業の営業リードをAIエージェントから検索できるMCPサーバーです。都道府県・従業員数・資本金・補助金受給歴での絞り込み、代表者名・事業概要・会社URL・官公庁取引実績の取得に対応。スクレイピング不使用・完全合法のB2B営業インフラです。

Get started

Hosted MCP server on Apify Store:

👉 https://apify.com/e-asakura/japan-company-leads-mcp


Built by Edward Asakura — Japanese data infrastructure for AI agents.

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