Fragments

Rigaku's Targets: Six Rows and a Range

Management indicators and targetsManagement targets

ASICS's Dividend: One Sentence and Fifty Percent

Dividend policy

SMC's Facilities: A New Line in Kashiwa

Facilities

Nitto Denko's Research: One Total and Five Lines

Research and development activitiesR&D

Lasertec's Research: Five Machines and One Number

Research and development activitiesR&D

Tokyo Electron's Research, in One Segment

Research and development activitiesR&D

Kioxia Names Three Customers, Then One

Major customers in the segment noteCustomers

Sumco Reports One Segment and Six Places

Segment information in Japanese securities reportsSegments

Nexon's Average Salary Is 233 People's

Employees in Japanese securities reportsEmployees

The Names in the Shareholder Table

Major shareholders

Who Signs the Audit

Audit

R&D by the Numbers

R&D

What the Dividend Sentence Promises

Dividend policy in Japanese securities reportsDividend policy

Who the Customer Is

Major customers in the segment noteCustomers

Who Still Holds Whom

Cross-shareholdings in securities reportsCross-shareholdings

The Same Heading, Thirty-Five Answers

Indicators and targets in Japanese securities reportsTargets

Two Averages and One Line

Gender pay gap in Japanese securities reportsEmployment

How to Read EDINET's Index

EDINET API documents.json fieldsDisclosure rules

What Changed in the Risk Pages

Business and other risks in securities reportsRisks

What Japan's Biggest Companies Pay

Average annual salary in Japanese securities reportsEmployment

M3, Tokuyama, Dentsu Soken

Ownership

Listed Twice, Described Differently

Semi-annual reports on the EDINET indexDisclosure rules

Three Filings Carry an English File

EDINET englishDocFlagDisclosure rules

The Column Names the Reporter

EDINET securities-code columnDisclosure rules

Thirteen Times Undecided

IPO registration statementsDisclosure rules

The Correction to the Correction

Corrections to internal control reportsDisclosure rules

The Same Field, Twice

Registration ceilings for investment trustsDisclosure rules

Two Ways to Change a Page

Corrections to investment-trust registrationsDisclosure rules

One Share, Five Months

Corrections to buyback status reportsDisclosure rules

Seven Hundred and Thirty Days

Shelf registrations and supplementsDisclosure rules

The Correction That Takes It Back

Corrections to extraordinary reportsDisclosure rules

The Report a Calendar Files

Extraordinary reports from investment trustsDisclosure rules

The Annual Report That Covers Half a Year

Annual securities reports of investment trustsDisclosure rules

One Character, One Day

Corrections to shelf registrationsDisclosure rules

The Ceiling on the Cover

Investment-trust registration statementsDisclosure rules

The Form That Prints What It Withdraws

Corrections to large-shareholding reportsDisclosure rules

The Occasions That Rang

Extraordinary reports and when they are filedDisclosure rules

The Cap That Runs Out First

Buyback status reportsDisclosure rules

One Week, One Extra Column

Change reports in large-shareholding filingsDisclosure rules

Four Spellings of Nothing

Confirmation letters in EDINET filingsDisclosure rules

The Thirty-First of July, Printed 166 Times on One Route

Large-shareholding reports and their formsDisclosure rules

The One-Point Band

Disclosure rules

The Page Is Still Called ev.html

One Customer, Three Tables

The Same Twelve Months, Twice

The Goodwill Exceeds the Check

The Form Asks for Five Years

Five Lines Below Operating Profit

The Heading That Stops at Registration

Production, Stated at Selling Prices

Which Japan Grew

Regions

A Contract Longer Than the Year That Reports It

Long contracts

The Field That Does Not Widen

Alliances

The Sixth Column

Segments

Trend Micro Keeps Two Calendars

Software

Eight Regions, Six Regions, and Six Other Regions

Air conditioning

One of the Places Is Not a Place

Cosmetics

Same Year, Same Three Segments, Two Totals

Clinical testing

Eighty-Two Percent Foreign, Fifty Percent One Name

B2B commerce

One Segment, Eight Digits

Sensors

A Line That Moves Without a Level

Factory automation

Two Hundred Nine Million Units, One Noun

Entertainment

One Line in the Non-Operating Section

Shipping

One Row for 880,000 Items

Pneumatics

Eliminated on the Other Side

Pharmaceuticals

The Percentage Column

Semiconductor equipment

The Guarantee With No Number

Memory

The Ratio Is in the Other Document

Holding companies

Three Banks, One Word, Three Formulas

Banking

Every Listed Japanese Bank, Measured

Foreign ownership of Japan's 83 listed banksBanking

What the Rule Translates

English disclosure and foreign ownershipDisclosure

Three Sentences and a Currency Effect

Films

The Four Liquids

Chemicals

The Company That Counts Everything Except Its Own Parts

Components

Lasertec Discloses the Wavelength, Not the Units

Inspection

The Third Bucket

Wafers

Filed Under Healthcare and Others

Materials

The Stove Gets a Line

Energy

Nifco, Per Car

Auto parts

What Gets Its Own Line

Manufacturing

Pilot's Largest Customer Is Pilot

Consumer brands

Fewer Machines, More Money

Robotics

The Year Star Micronics Shipped More Machines and Booked Less

Machine tools

The Jar That Does Not Open

Family and founder holdings in JapanSuccession

The Improvement Period

Delistings and going private in JapanGoing private

The Table Where Japan Keeps Its Hostages

Cross-holdings

The Shallow End of the Filing

Shareholder proposalsActivism

The Companies That Do Not Exist in English

Tokyo Stock Exchange English disclosure ruleDisclosure

The Great Unbunkering

Japanese corporate cash and depositsCorporate cash