⚙️ Generation Options

* Up to 1000 records can be generated

📊 Generated Results

🔒 All data is generated in your browser and never sent to servers.

💡 Use Cases

  • Need test data for web app development and testing
  • Create records for database functionality verification
  • Need sample data for UI design verification
  • Prepare large datasets for load testing
  • Set up data for demo environments

📚 Professional Knowledge on Test Data Generation

Importance of Test Data and Role of Dummy Data Generation

In software development, test data forms the foundation of quality assurance (QA). By using dummy data generation tools, you can test diverse scenarios without using real data. Especially when verifying processing performance with large datasets, manual data entry is impractical, and auto-generated datasets of hundreds to thousands of records are essential.

Test Data Use Cases

  • Functional Testing: Verify user registration flows, search functions, sorting features, etc.
  • Performance Testing: Measure processing speed with large datasets (thousands to millions of records)
  • Stress Testing: Identify system limits through load testing
  • UI Design Validation: Detect display issues with long names or addresses in advance

By using completely generated dummy data rather than real data for these tests, you can ensure quality while protecting privacy.

Personal Information Protection Act (APPI) and Legal Necessity of Dummy Data

Japan's Personal Information Protection Act (APPI) mandates strict protection of personal information such as names, addresses, and phone numbers. In particular, using actual customer data in development or test environments increases the risk of data leaks and unauthorized access, potentially resulting in legal violations.

Benefits of Using Dummy Data under APPI

  • Avoid Legal Risks: No concerns about personal information leaks or unauthorized use since real data is not used
  • Separation from Production: Complete separation between development/test and production environments strengthens data security
  • Audit Compliance: Records of dummy data usage demonstrate implementation of personal information protection policies
  • Employee Confidence: Safe for employee training environments since real data is not handled

Technical Mechanism of Dummy Data Generation: Faker Library Principles

Faker is a widely-used dummy data generation library in programming development. Implemented in multiple languages (Python, PHP, JavaScript, etc.), this tool generates dummy data using similar principles. The core of Faker is a combination of pre-prepared "datasets" and "randomness".

Key Mechanisms of Faker Generation

  • Name Database: Combines actual Japanese surnames and first names to generate realistic names. Many libraries maintain thousands to tens of thousands of name patterns
  • Address Generation Algorithm: Extracts actual prefectures and municipalities from Japan Post databases and combines with random street numbers
  • Phone/Postal Code Format Compliance: Adheres to Japanese phone number formats (03-XXXX-XXXX, etc.) and postal code systems (3-digit-4-digit)
  • Email Address Generation: Combines random strings with common domains (gmail.com, yahoo.co.jp, etc.)

Importance of Browser-Based Generation with No Server Transmission

A key feature of this tool is that all processing is completed within the user's browser. Since data is generated directly via JavaScript, generated data is never sent to external servers, eliminating privacy violation risks. This differs from traditional Web API-based dummy data services, as processing is completed entirely locally.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

No, it is completely randomly generated dummy data. It has no relation to actual people or addresses.

Yes, you can freely use it for testing and development purposes. However, never use it for fraudulent activities impersonating real people.

CSV can be opened in Excel or spreadsheets. JSON is suitable for programmatic processing. Choose based on your needs.

Currently, we combine common prefecture/municipality names with street numbers. We do not guarantee complete matching with actual postal codes.

📅 Last Updated: December 9, 2025 | 💬 Feedback: Suggestions & Comments