Japan Postal codes : Globepostalcodes.com

In Japan, postal codes consist of seven-digit numeric codes with this pattern NNN-NNNN, where N is a digit. The first two digits agree with the 47 prefectures, the next four digits of a set surrounding cities in the prefecture, the following two for a neighborhood and the last for a neighborhood or other subdivision.

Domestic Mail within Japan:

Letter Mail
Package Delivery
Local Shipping

ADDRESS DETAILS:

While sending mail make sure to write the details according to this pattern,

[RecipientsName]
[StreetAddress]
[CityorTown]
[PostalCode]
[Japan]

INTERNATIONAL MAIL FROM JAPAN:

While sending mail from Japan make sure to provide accurate information for successful delivery or mailing services. Make sure to follow the format according to this pattern,

[RecipientsName]
[StreetAddress]
[City orTown]
[PostalCode]
[Japan]

When sending international mail, make sure to include the destination country's name in English.

It's crucial to note that the recipient's name often comes before the street address and then adds the other details like city or town etc. Always visit the nearest post office or you can visit the official website for more accurate or up to date information.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Providing accurate details is necessary for successful international delivery. Keep in mind that the format may slightly vary depending on the destination country, so it's always a good decision to double-check the specific postal requirements for the country you are sending the mail to. For more accurate or up to date information visit the official website of Japan or also visit the nearest post office for further information.

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