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📮 Japan Postal Code FAQ & Postal Regulations
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How many digits are in a Japanese postal code?Japanese postal codes consist of 7 digits in XXX-XXXX format (e.g., 100-8994).
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Are extra markings needed for international mail?Yes, for mail to Japan, add 'JAPAN' in English on the last address line, while keeping the 7-digit postal code.
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How to find an unknown postal code?Use Japan Post's official postal code search (jp.postcode.com) or Google "住所 郵便番号" + address keywords.
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Will a wrong postal code delay delivery?If the full address is correct, delivery may succeed but will be significantly delayed. Verify codes via Japan Post's address correction system.
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Do postal codes ever change?Yes, codes may update due to administrative changes. Always refer to the latest annual "Postal Code Directory" by Japan Post.
📋 Japan Postal Regulations & Tips
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Postal Code FormatAlways write 7-digit codes in Arabic numerals. Use "〒" symbol prefix in address books (e.g., 〒100-8994).
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Package Size LimitsDomestic: Single side ≤1.5m, total L+W+H ≤2m; International EMS: Single side ≤1.5m, weight ≤30kg.
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Prohibited ItemsIncludes loose lithium batteries, cash, flammable liquids, and perishable foods. See "Prohibited Items List" on Japan Post's website.
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Red Mailbox PriorityUse red mailboxes (marked with pickup schedules) for urgent mail (same-day processing). Gray mailboxes are for regular mail.
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Address Writing TipsOrder: Postal code → Prefecture → City/District → Block number → Building name. Example: 〒100-8994 Tokyo-to, Chiyoda-ku, Otemachi 2-3-1, Tokyo Chuo Building.