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The j_realty_api is a wrapper for an API that allows you to retrieve real estate transaction prices in Japan, utilizing the Real Estate Transaction Price Information Retrieval API provided by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. It makes the use of the API more convenient. It supports both Japanese and English APIs.
A feature of the tool is that it includes a tool to obtain prefecture codes and municipality codes, making it easier to search for data.
j_realty_apiは、日本の国土交通省が出している不動産取引価格情報取得APIを使い、日本の不動産取引価格を取得できる、APIのラッパーです。APIの利用が容易になります。日本語API、英語APIの両方に対応しています。
ツールの特徴は、都道府県コードと市町村コードを取得できるツールを加えて、データを探しやすくした点です。
pip install j_realty_api
pip install git+https://github.com/mazarimono/j_realty_api.git
# English
from j_realty_api import j_realty_en as jrn
j = jrn.CityCode('Kyoto')
pref_code = j.pref_code
city_code = j.city_code('kyoto')
pt = jrn.PropTransactions(pref_code, city_code, 20223, 20224)
df = pt.get_data()
# Can get Prices with forex(USD, EUR, CNY) (from ver0.2)
df_forex = pt.to_forex(df, 'USD')
from j_realty_api import j_realty_jp as jrp
j = jrp.CityCode('京都')
pref_code = j.pref_code
city_code = j.city_code('京都')
pt = jrp.PropTransactions(pref_code, city_code, 20223, 20224)
df = pt.get_data()
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j_realty_api: Knowing the real estate transaction prices in Japan.
We found that j-realty-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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