Address and postal code of Japan
Japanese address and postal code search tool. Random Japanese Kanji and romaji address(prefecture,city,Ward) and postal code generator.
| No. | Postal code & Address |
| 1 | 〒383277 青森県 つがる市 木造 大畑 KIZUKURI OBATA,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒383277 |
| 2 | 〒383285 青森県 つがる市 木造 大湯町 KIZUKURI OYUMACHI,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒383285 |
| 3 | 〒383272 青森県 つがる市 木造 兼館 KIZUKURI KANEDATE,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒383272 |
| 4 | 〒383284 青森県 つがる市 木造 亀ケ岡 KIZUKURI KAMEGAOKA,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒383284 |
| 5 | 〒383112 青森県 つがる市 木造 川除 KIZUKURI KAWAYOKE,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒383112 |
| 6 | 〒383165 青森県 つがる市 木造 菊川 KIZUKURI KIKUKAWA,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒383165 |
| 7 | 〒382806 青森県 つがる市 木造 越水 KIZUKURI KOSHIMIZU,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒382806 |
| 8 | 〒382807 青森県 つがる市 木造 駒田 KIZUKURI KOMADA,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒382807 |
| 9 | 〒383286 青森県 つがる市 木造 菰槌 KIZUKURI KOMOTSUCHI,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒383286 |
| 10 | 〒383159 青森県 つがる市 木造 桜川 KIZUKURI SAKURAGAWA,TSUGARU SHI,AOMORI KEN,〒383159 |
In Japan, the Kanji address always starts with the postal code, then goes from the largest to the most specific,the prefecture,City,Ward,District,Block,and Number.
Comparatively, the Romaji address starts with the name of the residence, the block, building and ward numbers, then the name of the ward, then the city or metropolis, then the prefecture, and the postal code.Don't forget the JAPAN in the last.
The administrative division of Japan includes 47 prefectures.
In addition to Hokkaido, the prefecture is divided into two systems.
One is the urban system, with city-machi (street)-chome (segment)-Bandi (number); The other is a rural system with counties (districts)-towns (towns)-villages. Therefore, the county is large and the city is small.
Hokkaido has no prefectures, there are wards and cities.
Japan has 23 special wards (all in Tokyo), 782 cities, 827 towns, 195 villages, 418 districts, 22 branch offices, and 125 wards.
Japan has a tradition of ordering prefectures into geographic regions. This kind of ordering prefecture is anchored on Japan’s International Organization for Standardization. The regions and number of prefectures making them are (from south to north); Kyushu (8 prefectures), Shikoku (4), Chugoku (5), Kansai (7), Chubu (9), Kanto (7), Tohoku (6), and Hokkaido (1)
