🇯🇵 TSE Japan Stock Screener — Nikkei 225 Quotes & Fundamentals

Real-time-ish prices, market cap, P/E, dividend yield, sector, and fundamentals for every major Japanese equity — Toyota (7203), Sony (6758), Mitsubishi UFJ (8306), SoftBank Group (9984), Keyence (6861), Fast Retailing (9983), and 600+ more across the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

If you're tracking Japanese markets for a global macro fund, building a screener for an Asia-focused PMS, running a quant strategy on the Nikkei 225, or stress-testing a portfolio against the second-largest equity market in Asia — this actor gives you a clean, structured feed without Bloomberg Terminal pricing ($24,000/year), Refinitiv (LSEG) data subscriptions, or hand-rolled scrapers that keep breaking when stockanalysis.com tweaks its HTML.

What this actor returns

For every stock, you get a flat JSON record with the fields you actually need to run analysis:

• Identifiers: symbol (4-digit TSE code, e.g. 7203 for Toyota), name, ticker_yahoo (the .T suffix form for Yahoo Finance interop), is_nikkei225 boolean flag
• Price & action: price_jpy, pct_change, previous_close_jpy, open_jpy, day_low_jpy, day_high_jpy, volume, avg_volume
• Valuation: market_cap_jpy, market_cap_billion_jpy, market_cap_display (human-readable like 37.97T), pe_ratio, forward_pe, pb_ratio, eps_jpy
• Income & shareholder returns: revenue_ttm_jpy, net_income_jpy, dividend_jpy, dividend_yield_pct, ex_dividend_date, shares_outstanding
• Range & technicals: week52_low_jpy, week52_high_jpy, beta, rsi, earnings_date
• Classification: sector, industry (e.g. "Auto Manufacturers", "Banks", "Semiconductors")
• Metadata: exchange ("TSE"), country ("Japan"), currency ("JPY"), stockanalysis_url, yahoo_finance_url, scraped_at (ISO timestamp)

Push results directly to BigQuery, Snowflake, Postgres, Google Sheets, or a Slack channel using Apify's native integrations — or just download the JSON / CSV / Excel dataset from the Apify dashboard.

Why Japan, why now

The Tokyo Stock Exchange is the third-largest equity market in the world by market capitalization (behind NYSE and Nasdaq) and the largest in Asia after surpassing Shanghai and Hong Kong on a free-float basis. The Nikkei 225 broke its 1989 all-time high in February 2024 — ending the longest secular bear market in modern financial history — and Japanese mega-caps like Sony, Tokyo Electron (8035), Recruit Holdings (6098), and Keyence have become structural growth stories for global allocators.

But high-quality Japanese equity data is still locked behind:

• Bloomberg Terminal — roughly $2,000 per user per month, useless for programmatic ingestion without expensive BPIPE add-ons
• Refinitiv / LSEG Workspace — enterprise contracts, six-figure minimums
• JPX official data — Japanese-language site, fragmented across PDFs and zip files, no clean JSON API
• Yahoo Finance Japan — exists but rate-limits aggressively from non-Japanese IPs

This actor solves the access problem. It scrapes server-rendered HTML from stockanalysis.com/list/tokyo-stock-exchange/ (which mirrors TSE data plus computed fundamentals), runs through Apify proxies to dodge geo-rate-limits, and structures everything into one cohesive JSON schema you can plumb into a real workflow.

Input parameters

• index — NIKKEI (Nikkei 225 constituents only), TOPIX (large/mid-cap TSE Prime), or TSE-all (every name on stockanalysis.com's TSE list, ~600+ stocks). Default: NIKKEI.
• limit — Max stocks to return. Default: 50. Set to 225 for full Nikkei, 500+ for broad TSE coverage.
• min_market_cap_jpy_billion — Filter to stocks above this market cap (in billions JPY). 1,000 ≈ 1 trillion JPY ≈ large-cap. 10,000 ≈ 10 trillion JPY ≈ mega-cap.
• sector — Substring filter on sector/industry/name. Examples: "auto" (Toyota, Honda, Nissan), "bank", "semiconductor", "pharma", "retail".
• enrich_fundamentals — true to fetch P/E, dividend yield, sector, 52-week range, etc. from each stock's detail page. Roughly doubles runtime. Required if you want to filter by sector.
• proxyConfiguration — Standard Apify proxy. Defaults to datacenter (works fine); switch to residential if you hit rate limits.

Use cases

1. Macro overlay dashboard — pull the top 50 Nikkei constituents nightly, push to a Google Sheet, feed a daily dashboard that tracks JPY-hedged vs unhedged Japan exposure. Pair with the Eastmoney China Stock Screener and KOSPI Stock Screener for full North Asia coverage.
2. Sector rotation signals — enable enrich_fundamentals, filter sector="bank", track Japanese mega-bank earnings cycle (8306 / 8316 / 8411). Compare to HKEX Hang Seng Stock Screener Chinese-mainland-listed-in-HK banks for cross-strait financials read-through.
3. Quant factor research — pull TSE-all with full fundamentals, compute size / value / momentum factors, backtest a Japan-only long-short portfolio. The structured JSON output drops cleanly into pandas / polars / kdb.
4. Corporate intelligence — track competitor market cap moves (e.g. Toyota vs Honda vs Nissan), monitor activist target candidates (low P/B, high net cash), watch index reshuffle candidates.
5. Buy-side research automation — feed your idea-generation pipeline. Combine with the TWSE Taiwan Stock Screener for full APAC-ex-China semiconductor supply chain coverage (Tokyo Electron, Advantest, TSMC, ASE Technology in one view).

Pricing

This actor uses pay-per-event billing — no platform-credit time burn, no overage anxiety:

• $0.01 when the actor starts (one-time)
• $0.25 per stock record returned

A typical 50-stock Nikkei run costs $12.51. A full 225-stock Nikkei run costs $56.26. A 500-stock broad TSE sweep with full fundamentals costs $125.01. Way cheaper than a Bloomberg seat, and you actually own the data.

How the data flows

stockanalysis.com/list/tokyo-stock-exchange/   (server-rendered HTML, ~500 stocks/page)
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   Listing parser  ─►  symbol, name, price, market cap, % change, revenue TTM
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   (optional) Per-stock /quote/tyo/{sym}/   ─►  P/E, EPS, dividend yield,
                                                shares out, 52-week range, sector
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   Index / sector / market-cap filters
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   Apify dataset  ─►  JSON / CSV / Excel / API / webhook

The Nikkei 225 constituency flag is maintained as a curated list of the most prominent and liquid index members inside the actor. It covers all the names institutional users will actually search for (Toyota, Sony, SoftBank Group, Mitsubishi UFJ, Keyence, Fast Retailing, Recruit Holdings, Tokyo Electron, Shin-Etsu Chemical, Daiichi Sankyo, etc.). For research-grade index replication, you should still cross-reference the official JPX-Nikkei index methodology PDF.

Reliability notes

• Data freshness: stockanalysis.com refreshes during TSE trading hours (09:00–15:00 JST). Outside trading hours you'll get the previous session's close.
• Geo / rate limits: Apify proxy handles this. If you run hundreds of full-TSE sweeps per day, switch to residential proxy via the proxyConfiguration input.
• Schema stability: stockanalysis.com is more stable than JPX or Yahoo Japan, but if their HTML changes the parser may need a small patch. This actor is maintained.
• Holiday handling: Japanese markets observe ~16 public holidays per year (more than the US). On holidays you'll get static prior-session data.

Sister actors — full APAC equity coverage

This actor is part of NexGenData's APAC equity screener fleet. For complete coverage of the region's investable equity markets, pair it with:

• Eastmoney China Stock Screener — Shanghai (SSE) + Shenzhen (SZSE) A-shares, ~5,000 mainland Chinese listings with quotes, fundamentals, and sector classification.
• KOSPI Stock Screener — Korean equities (KOSPI + KOSDAQ), Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, Hyundai, LG Energy Solution, with KRW-denominated market cap and fundamentals.
• TWSE Taiwan Stock Screener — Taiwan Stock Exchange listings, TSMC, Foxconn (Hon Hai), MediaTek, plus the rest of the global semiconductor supply chain.
• HKEX Hang Seng Stock Screener — Hong Kong listings, Hang Seng + Hang Seng Tech constituents, Tencent, Alibaba H-shares, HSBC HK, AIA.

Running all five gives you institutional-grade coverage of every major APAC market for less than a single Bloomberg seat per quarter.

About NexGenData

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