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jp-ready-check

v0.1.0

Published

A 5-second Japan-market-readiness signal scan for any URL: hreflang ja, Japanese locale path, 特商法 (Tokushoho) page, JPY pricing, Japanese content.

Readme

jp-ready-check

A 5-second Japan-market-readiness signal scan for any URL.

Foreign SaaS and dev-tools quietly lose Japanese users long before they show up in analytics — the ja locale exists but nothing points to it, there's no 特商法 page, pricing is USD-only, and the site is invisible in Japanese search. This is a quick surface check for five of those signals.

npx github:greymoth-jp/jp-ready-check your-site.com

No install. No account. It fetches the page once and reports a score out of five.

What it checks

| Signal | Why it matters | |---|---| | hreflang="ja" | Without it, Google.co.jp / Yahoo! Japan can't reliably surface your Japanese pages. | | Japanese locale path / switcher | If the ja content exists but nothing links to it, Japanese users never reach it. | | 特商法 (Tokushoho) page | The expected legal disclosure for selling in Japan. Its absence reads as "not really set up to sell here." | | JPY pricing | USD-only pricing reads as "you are not our market." | | Japanese content | Whether any Japanese text / lang="ja" is present on the page at all. |

Example

  jp-readiness of https://example.com:  2 / 5

   ✓ hreflang ja
   ✗ ja locale path / switcher
       no visible Japanese locale path or language switcher in the markup
   ✗ 特商法 (Tokushoho) page
       no 特商法 page — to a JP buyer its absence reads as "not set up to sell in Japan"
   ✓ JPY pricing
   ✗ Japanese content
       no Japanese text/lang detected on this page

Limits (read these)

This is a surface scan of one page's HTML. It cannot see:

  • IME / CJK input bugs — the most common real-world breakage (an Enter that confirms a Japanese conversion getting treated as submit). That needs a runtime test. (what that bug looks like)
  • whether your funnel actually leads a Japanese visitor to the ja content
  • translation quality (machine-translated vs. something a buyer trusts)

A passing score is necessary, not sufficient.

Deeper version

  • Every gap verified against your live site: https://glovrex.com/check
  • An index of 13 open-source dev-tools scored on these dimensions, each gap linked to a real GitHub issue or URL: https://jp-ready.glovrex.com

License

MIT — use it, fork it, fold the checks into your own CI.