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Illustration: an isometric map of Japan in grey; a tanker follows an orange route through a strait past an orange buoy, container ships reach a port with cranes, and refinery tanks and factories stand on land, marked with pins

Kabuken adds four context layers: maritime warnings, export controls, oil dependency and company sites

Navigational warnings from the US NGA, the Japan-relevant rows of the BIS Entity List, METI's Middle East share of Japan's crude imports and the sites a company lists in its annual report, each with its named source.

Kabuken now carries four more sources of context around a Japanese company's filings: maritime warnings at nine chokepoints from the US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, the Japan-relevant entries of the US BIS Entity List, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's monthly Middle East share of Japan's crude-oil imports, and the major sites a company lists in its annual securities report.

The layers appear on the Events page and in the get_risk_context and get_company MCP tools, each with the source attribution alongside. The blog post walks through all four.

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Sources: NGA Maritime Safety Information (US government work); US Bureau of Industry and Security Entity List; Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (Government of Japan Standard Terms of Use); EDINET (Financial Services Agency, Japan), Public Data License 1.0. Processed by Kabuken. Kabuken does not provide stock prices or investment advice.