Company information
Check agreed public business information and current contact details.
If your company is overseas and needs practical Japan-side information, AFIJ can review public sources, contact Japanese companies, check business locations and perform agreed field research.
Initial discussion is free. We explain the scope and price before paid work begins.
General discussion and scope clarification are free. Specific Japan-side calls, research, visits, photos or case-specific checks are paid only after the scope is clear.
We focus on practical local facts, not formal legal or financial due diligence.
Check agreed public business information and current contact details.
Call or contact a Japanese company with agreed practical questions.
Check whether a stated address appears to match the business location.
Visit an agreed site, take current photos and document local observations where feasible.
Confirm access, local procedures or practical details before your team travels.
Separate public-source findings, third-party answers and AFIJ observations.
Typical users include overseas companies, small teams, suppliers and potential partners.
Some decisions require licensed or qualified specialists.
Use one service or combine them when a request requires both remote contact and real-world action in Japan.
We keep the boundary clear: practical local support, honest reporting, and no claims beyond what can actually be confirmed.
Yes, if the request is within AFIJβs scope. We agree on the questions and price before paid contact.
We can check agreed public information, contact details, location information and lawful local observations. A basic AFIJ check does not prove every legal or financial fact.
Possibly. Visits depend on location, travel time, safety, access and scope.
Not as a normal AFIJ service. Formal credit, financial or legal due diligence should be handled by the appropriate professional.
AFIJ Business Research is not a recruitment or employment-matching service.
Send the company, facility or location, what you need verified, your deadline, why you need the information and what decision it will support.