Giteki checker — Japan radio certification, searchable in English

Every Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or cellular device used in Japan must hold radio-law certification (技適). This tool searches the official MIC database (351671 records) — and unlike the official site, it understands English brand names: try Anker, TP-Link or a certification number like 210-163545.

What this checks

By brand — in English

Type “Anker” and we translate it to アンカー・ジャパン before searching. The alias table covers major consumer-electronics brands and grows over time.

By model or number

Model codes and certification numbers are matched with full-width/half-width normalization, so ABC−123 and ABC-123 are the same thing.

Why it matters

No 技適 mark = your customer breaks the Radio Act by switching the device on. Check before you buy stock — resellers rarely warn you.

JSON verification API

GET https://bizsearch.loreatec.jp/giteki/api/verify.json?num=<certification number> — free, CORS enabled, 30 req/min & 500/day per IP. Responses include an attribution field; the page or app displaying the data must link to loreatec.jp (same terms as the FX API).

Source: Web-API of the “Search for equipment certified of technical standards conformity” service, MIC Radio Use Web Site (tele.soumu.go.jp). This service reuses and processes that data; its content is not guaranteed by MIC. Data updated nightly (register as of 2026-08-09 05:37:32). Certification status can change — for a binding confirmation consult the MIC pages or a certification body.