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Country Surveillance Brief | National infectious disease profile

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Japan

Japan page consolidates infectious disease surveillance records from JP NIID Weekly. It combines source metadata, time-series charts, and downloadable machine-readable datasets.

Coverage window
2012-09-14 → 2026-05-02
Tracked diseases
86
Open report archive

Country Brief

How to interpret this surveillance profile.

Sources: JP NIID Weekly
Surveillance system

The dataset is built from configured official feeds for Japan; current primary sources include JP NIID Weekly.

Current interpretation

Coverage currently spans 2012-09-14 to 2026-05-02 across 86 tracked diseases.

Reporting cadence

Source reporting frequency is inferred as WEEKLY; charts use weekly-equivalent normalization where applicable.

Data limitations

Counts reflect reported surveillance records and may be affected by case definitions, reporting lag, source cadence, and missing population denominators.

Snapshot | Core surveillance indicators for this country.

Total Cases
48.1M
Current snapshot
Diseases Tracked
86
Current snapshot
Reports
0
Current snapshot

Figure 1 | Epidemic curve for the top 10 diseases (weekly-equivalent normalized cases).

Figure 2 | Disease-month heatmap across the full coverage period (log-scaled case intensity).

Table 1 | Disease burden comparison with reported totals and latest observations.

Dataset Archive

Supplementary Data | Country surveillance dataset

Machine-readable country surveillance dataset (JSON/CSV) with source metadata.

Rows
59,110
Data Version
2026-05-09
Coverage
2012-09-14 → 2026-05-02
Included metadata
Source links, scope, cadence

Source Register

Official sources and update cadences used to construct the downloadable dataset.

JP
JP NIID Weeklyweeklyweb

Japan weekly infectious disease surveillance via NIID/JIHS.

Official source
Suggested presentation pattern: cite the data version and coverage window when exporting charts or tables for publication.