Run furigana / normalize / classify / convert over up to 100 Japanese (JP) text items in one call, with per-item success/error reporting. Dynamic pricing: a small per-item fee. Use to process a whole text column or import file at once.

Classify a Japanese (JP) string as person_name / company_name / place_name / general / mixed, with a probability, ranked alternates, and a character-type breakdown (kanji/kana/ascii ratios). Use to route input to the right handler before further processing.

Single-shot script conversion of Japanese (JP) text between hiragana, katakana, and romaji (Hepburn/Nippon/Passport styles). Lighter than /furigana — for text that is already kana, with no morphological analysis. Use for quick kana↔romaji transliteration.

Convert kanji-mixed Japanese (JP) text to hiragana, katakana, or romaji (Hepburn/Nippon/Passport), with a per-token breakdown of surface form, reading, and part-of-speech. Backed by the kuromoji morphological analyzer. Use to generate ruby readings, build search indexes, or preprocess text for speech synthesis.

List the possible readings of a Japanese (JP) name — person, company, or place — each with a probability, since names like 山崎 (やまざき / やまさき) are ambiguous without context. Returns hiragana, katakana, and romaji per candidate. Use for CRM name-matching, furigana fields, and call-list preparation.

Normalize Japanese (JP) text to a canonical form: fullwidth↔halfwidth conversion, halfwidth-katakana folding, invisible-character removal, and whitespace cleanup — each transformation toggleable. Returns a per-change log. Use to deduplicate or match text where '東京' and 'ﾄｳｷｮｳ' must compare equal.