DATA FOUNDATION
Our academic data foundation
Universities, professors and researchers, research fields and keywords — harvested directly from KAKEN (KAKENHI), CiNii, researchmap and official university sites, structured and continuously updated. It is the factual ground beneath professor matching, research-plan review and research direction: every judgment rests on this data. The career side lives on the same foundation: industries, roles and company deep reports, every claim evidence-graded.
Public sources · sourced line by line
Data assets
Each can be browsed, searched and expanded in place — no login, zero latency.
Graduate · research data assets
830 universities on the prestige ladder; search by name / 偏差値 (deviation score) / faculty instantly.
Find researchers by name nationwide; keywords / papers / grants trace back to the source.
A trilingual (ZH / JA / EN) dictionary of research directions; reverse-look-up advisors.
“Social Security” → 128 active advisors
Reverse-look-up graduate programs by field; see faculty depth and concrete majors per school.
Search a method in Chinese, Japanese, or English and reverse-look-up the faculty who use it.
Career · industry data assets
16 industry directions as one district map — work rhythm, hidden risks and selection axes readable in place.
16 industries × 24 roles on one heat grid — 384 nodes with friendliness grades and entry routes.
1,000+ deep reports on major employers, shelved by industry — click a spine to read the full report. Still collecting.
Exams · question-bank data assets
How the data powers the tools
One foundation — the basis for the credible judgments these tools make.
Professor matching
Match advisors on real research signals, not loose keywords.
Research-plan review
Reads against professor profiles and field context for traceable, 8-dimension notes.
Research direction
Starts from keywords and the field network to converge on a direction that holds up.
Data comes from KAKEN, CiNii, researchmap and official university websites and is updated continuously. For faculty affiliations, research topics and student recruitment, open the relevant source link and read its update date and current content.