Observed arrival · 2026-09-02
くらしデータ: Everyday Life, Measured
A Japanese public-data observatory tracking household prices, energy, weather, seasons, and health indicators over time.
Field notes
The project organizes public statistics into recurring watches rather than presenting them as a one-off article. Its listed coverage spans household prices, electricity demand, storms, influenza, snowfall, rainfall, cherry blossoms, and seasonal thresholds, with update cadences ranging from daily to monthly. Several trackers promise historical comparisons, including CPI data from 1971, typhoon records from 1951, and 50-year weather summaries. A separate calculator is intended to apply current unit prices to household scenarios such as fuel or heating costs.
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