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  • Japanese Addresses, Names & Telephone# for POL

    ADDRESSES will be added when I get more :p

    You can pick any division in Meguro-ku you wish. Kanjis are to the right.

    EN EX:

    You pick Aobadai and decide to be on a second story building. Your address becomes:

    153-2442 (The 24 part is BS'ed)

    Tokyo-to, Meguro-ku, Aobadai 2-1 (Although the format is X-XX-X, you can have less division [X-X])

    Uematsu, Nobuo-sama (You bs a Japanese name)



    JP EX:

    153-2442

    “Œ‹ž“s?A–Ú?•‹æ?A?—t‘ä?@‚Q?|‚P

    ?A?¼?A?M•v?[‚³‚Ü



    Since most people have difficulty finding the kanjis for the division, simply copy and paste it into notepad and save it.



    Meguro-ku –Ú?•‹æ , Tokyo-to “Œ‹ž“s



    Area name
    Old code
    New code

    Aobadai ?—t‘ä
    : 153
    : 153-0042

    Chuocho ’†‰›’¬
    : 152
    : 152-0001

    Gohongi ŒÜ–{–Ø
    : 153
    : 153-0053

    Haramachi Œ´’¬
    : 152
    : 152-0011

    Higashigaoka “Œ‚ª‹u
    : 152
    : 152-0021

    Higashiyama “ŒŽR
    : 153
    : 153-0043

    Himonya ”蕶’J
    : 152
    : 152-0003

    Jiyuugaoka Ž©—R‚ª‹u
    : 152
    : 152-0035

    Kakinokizaka Š`‚Ì–Ø?â
    : 152
    : 152-0022

    Kamimeguro ?ã–Ú?•
    : 153
    : 153-0051

    Komaba ‹î?ê
    : 153
    : 153-0041

    Meguro –Ú?•
    : 153
    : 153-0063

    Megurohoncho–Ú?•–{’¬
    : 152
    : 152-0002

    Midorigaoka —΂ª‹u
    : 152
    : 152-0034

    Minami “ì
    : 152
    : 152-0013

    Mita ŽO“c
    : 153
    : 153-0062

    Nakacho ’†’¬
    : 153
    : 153-0065

    Nakameguro ’†–Ú?•
    : 153
    : 153-0061

    Nakane ’†?ª
    : 152
    : 152-0031

    Ohashi ‘å‹´
    : 153
    : 153-0044

    Ookayama ‘剪ŽR
    : 152
    : 152-0033

    Senzoku ?ô‘«
    : 152
    : 152-0012

    Shimomeguro ‰º–Ú?•
    : 153
    : 153-0064

    Tairamachi •½’¬
    : 152
    : 152-0032

    Takaban ‘é”Ô
    : 152
    : 152-0004

    Yakumo ”ª‰_
    : 152
    : 152-0023

    Yuutenji —S“VŽ›
    : 153
    : 153-0052



    Any Other Place
    : 152
    : 152-0000

  • #2
    NOTE: some numbers are out of date (this was 1997 listing)
    AREA CODE, SUBSCRIBER NUMBER, NUMBER

    XX-XXXX-XXXX

    10 (formerly cellular mobile - now 901)

    11 Sapporo

    123 Chitose (Hokkaido Island)

    134 Otaru

    138 Hakodate

    1397 Okushiri

    1428 Rebun

    143 Muroran

    144 Tomakomai (Hokkaido Island)

    152 Memanbetsu

    1537 Nakashibetsu

    154 Kushiro

    155 Obihiro

    1582 Monbetsu

    162 Wakkanai

    166 Asahikawa

    167 Furano (Hokkaido Island)

    172 Hirosaki

    173 Goshogawara

    176 Towada

    177 Aomori

    178 Hachinohe, Misawa

    188 Akita (6 digit subscriber numbers)

    196 Morioka

    20 (formerly cellular mobile - now 902)

    22 Sendai

    224 Kawasaki (Miyagi)

    236 Yamagata (Honshu Island)

    2402 Ivapaki

    244 Kawasaki (Kanagawa) (6 digit subscriber numbers)

    245 Fukushima

    249 Koriyama

    25 Niigata

    257 Yuzawa-Machi

    258 Nagaoka

    261 Hakuba

    262 Nagano

    263 Matsumoto

    266 Tateshina-Kogen

    267 Karuizawa

    269 Shiga Heights

    272 Maebashi

    273 Takasaki

    274 Fujioka, Tomioka

    277 Kiryu

    279 Kusatsu

    2808 Ibaraki

    284 Ashikaga

    286 Utsunomiya

    287 Nasu

    288 Nikko

    292 Mito

    3 Tokyo

    30 (formerly cellular mobile - now 903)

    40 (formerly cellular mobile - now 904)

    42 [at least some former 42x, with the succeeding digit

    now included in the local number]

    422 Mitaka (just west of Tokyo), Musashino [now 42?]

    423 Fuchu, Kodaira [now 42?]

    424 Chofu [now 42?]

    425 Tachikawa [now 42?]

    426 Hachioji [now 42?]

    427 Machida, Sagamihara [now 42?]

    429 Saitama [now 42?]

    43 Chiba [as of 29 April 1992]

    434 Chiba [changed to 43-4 + 6 digits]

    436 Ichihara

    44 Kawasaki (Kanagawa) (7 digit subscriber numbers)

    45 Yokohama (Kanagawa)

    460 Hakone

    462 Atsugi

    463 Hiratsuka, Oiso

    465 Odawara

    466 Fujisawa

    467 Chigasaki, Kamakura

    468 Yokosuka

    472 (formerly Chiba - changed to 43-2 + 6 digits)

    473 Ichikawa, Matsudo, Urayasu

    474 Funabashi, Narashino

    475 Mobara, Togane (Chiba)

    476 Narita (Honshu Island)

    48 Omiya

    482 Kawaguchi

    485 Kumagaya

    487 Kasukabe

    488 Urawa

    489 Koshigaya, Soka

    492 Kawagoe

    4992 Oshima Island

    4994 Miyake Jima

    4996 Hachijo (Jima Island)

    52 Nagoya

    532 Toyohashi

    534 Hamamatsu

    542 Shizuoka

    543 Shimizu

    552 Kofu

    555 Fuji

    557 Atami, Ito

    559 Numazu

    564 Okazaki

    565 Toyota

    568 Kasugai

    577 Takayama

    582 Gifu

    584 Ogaki

    586 Ichinomiya

    588 Shimoda

    592 Tsu

    593 Suzuka, Yokkaichi

    596 Ise

    599 Toba

    5994 Kashikojima

    6 Ikeda, Osaka, Toyonaka

    [6 prepended to 7-digit subscriber numbers as of 1 Jan 1999;

    tip courtesy William C.M. Leung]

    705 PHS terminal service (formerly 70)

    706 PHS terminal service (formerly 60)

    72 Daito, Hirakata, Neyagawa [as of 1 Jan 2000 - digit 8 prepended

    to former subscriber number as area code changed from 720 to 72]

    720 [Daito, Hirakata, Neyagawa now 72]

    722 Sakai

    723 Matsubara

    724 Kishiwada

    726 Ibaraki, Takatsuki

    727 Itami

    729 Yao

    734 Wakayama

    739 Nanki Shirahama

    740 southeast Shiga

    742 Nara

    743 Ikoma (Nara prefecture)

    7443 Tawaramoto-cho (Nara)

    745 Nara

    7454 Kawanishi

    748 Yokaichi area (Shiga pref.)

    749 Hikone, Nagahama area (Shiga)

    75 Kyoto

    76 Kanazawa, Komatsu (+81 762 xx-xxxx became +81 76 2xx-xxxx)

    762 [former Kanazawa, Komatsu - now 76]

    764 Toyama

    766 Takaoka

    77 Fukui, Otsu, Moriyama (+81 775 xx-xxxx became +81 77 5xx-xxxx)

    773 Fukuchiyama

    774 Uji

    775 [former Fukui, Moriyama, Otsu - now 77]

    776 [alternate Fukui code?]

    78 Kobe

    791 Himeji (suburban? used by Himeji Institute of Technology)

    792 Himeji

    794 Kakogawa

    797 Ashiya, Takarazuka

    798 Nishinomiya

    80xx (formerly cellular mobile [assigned for Jan 1996 - ITU OB#612]

    now 908)

    82 Hiroshima

    823 Kure

    832 Shimonoseki

    836 Ube

    8382 Hagi

    839 Yamaguchi

    849 Fukuyama

    8512 Oki Island

    852 Izumo, Matsue

    857 Tottori

    859 Yonago

    862 Okayama

    864 Kurashiki

    878 Takamatsu

    886 Tokushima

    888 Kochi

    897 Niihama

    898 Imabari

    899 Matsuyama (Shikoku Island)

    90xx cellular mobile services [assigned for Jan 1996 - ITU OB#612]

    901 cellular mobile (formerly 10) [7 digit subscriber numbers]

    902 cellular mobile (formerly 20) [7 digit subscriber numbers]

    903 cellular mobile (formerly 30) [7 digit subscriber numbers]

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    • #3
      CONTINUED

      [subscriber numbers begin as follows:]

      903 01 cellular mobile (NTT Kyushu)

      903 02 cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      903 03 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai)

      903 04 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      903 06 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      903 08 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      903 09 cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      903 1x cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      903 2x cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      903 3x cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      903 41 cellular mobile (Digital TU-KA Kyushu)

      903 43 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      903 44 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      903 45 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      903 47 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      903 48 cellular mobile (NTT Tokai Mobile Communications Network)

      903 49 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai)

      903 50 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      903 59 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      903 64 cellular mobile (Tohoku Cellular Telephone)

      903 65 cellular mobile (Kansai Cellular)

      903 66 cellular mobile (Kyushu Cellular)

      903 67 cellular mobile (Kansai Cellular)

      903 68 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      903 69 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      903 7x cellular mobile (DDI Cellular Group)

      903 85 cellular mobile (Tu-Ka Cellular Tokai)

      903 86 cellular mobile (Tu-Ka Phone Kansai)

      903 88 cellular mobile (Hokuriku)

      903 9x cellular mobile (Digital Phone Group)

      903 96 cellular mobile (Tokyo Digital Phone)

      903 97 cellular mobile (Kansai Digital Phone)

      903 98 cellular mobile (Tohoku)

      903 99 cellular mobile (Kansai)

      904 cellular mobile (formerly 40) [7 digit subscriber numbers]

      [subscriber numbers begin as follows:]

      904 01 cellular mobile (NTT Kyushu)

      904 02 cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      904 03 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai)

      904 04 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      904 06 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      904 08 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      904 09 cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      904 1x cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      904 2x cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      904 3x cellular mobile (NTT/DoCoMo)

      904 41 cellular mobile (Digital TU-KA Kyushu)

      904 43 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      904 44 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      904 45 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      904 47 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      904 48 cellular mobile (NTT Tokai Mobile Communications Network)

      904 49 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai)

      904 50 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      904 59 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      904 64 cellular mobile (Tohoku Cellular)

      904 65 cellular mobile (Kansai Cellular)

      904 66 cellular mobile (Kyushu Cellular)

      904 67 cellular mobile (Kansai Cellular)

      904 68 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      904 69 cellular mobile (Nippon Idou Tsushin)

      904 7x cellular mobile (DDI Cellular Group)

      904 85 cellular mobile (Tu-Ka Cellular Tokai)

      904 86 cellular mobile (Tu-Ka Phone Kansai)

      904 88 cellular mobile (Hokuriku)

      904 9x cellular mobile (Digital Phone Group)

      904 96 cellular mobile (Tokyo Digital Phone)

      904 97 cellular mobile (Kansai Digital Phone)

      904 98 cellular mobile (Tohoku)

      904 99 cellular mobile (Kansai)

      9050 cellular mobile (Tokyo Digital)

      9052 cellular mobile (Kansai Digital)

      9053 cellular mobile (Kansai Digital)

      9054 cellular mobile (Tokai Digital)

      9060 cellular mobile (Digital TU-KA Chugoku)

      9061 cellular mobile (Digital TU-KA Chugoku)

      908 cellular mobile (formerly 80) [7 digit subscriber numbers]

      [subscriber numbers begin as follows:]

      908 0 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      908 1 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      908 2 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai Mobile Communications Network)

      908 3 cellular mobile (NTT Kyushu Mobile Communications Network)

      908 4 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      908 50 cellular mobile (Tokyo Digital)

      908 52 cellular mobile (Kansai Digital)

      908 53 cellular mobile (Kansai Digital)

      908 54 cellular mobile (Tokai Digital)

      908 60 cellular mobile (Digital TU-KA Chugoku)

      908 61 cellular mobile (Digital TU-KA Chugoku)

      908 80 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      908 81 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      908 82 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai Mobile Communications Network)

      908 83 cellular mobile (NTT Kyushu Mobile Communications Network)

      908 84 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      908 90 cellular mobile (NTT Hokkaido Mobile Communications Network)

      908 91 cellular mobile (NTT Kyushu Mobile Communications Network)

      908 92 cellular mobile (NTT Tohoku Mobile Communications Network)

      908 93 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai Mobile Communications Network)

      908 94 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      908 95 cellular mobile (NTT Tokai Mobile Communications Network)

      908 96 cellular mobile (NTT Hokuriku Mobile Communications Network)

      908 97 cellular mobile (NTT Shikoku Mobile Communications Network)

      908 98 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai Mobile Communications Network)

      908 99 cellular mobile (NTT Chugoku Mobile Communications Network)

      9090 cellular mobile (NTT Hokkaido Mobile Communications Network)

      9091 cellular mobile (NTT Kyushu Mobile Communications Network)

      9092 cellular mobile (NTT Tohoku Mobile Communications Network)

      9093 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai Mobile Communications Network)

      9094 cellular mobile (NTT Mobile Communications Network)

      9095 cellular mobile (NTT Tokai Mobile Communications Network)

      9096 cellular mobile (NTT Hokuriku Mobile Communications Network)

      9097 cellular mobile (NTT Shikoku Mobile Communications Network)

      9098 cellular mobile (NTT Kansai Mobile Communications Network)

      9099 cellular mobile (NTT Chugoku Mobile Communications Network)

      92 Fukuoka

      9203 Iki

      93 Kita-Kyushu

      942 Kurume

      9445 Omuta

      952 Saga

      9557 Karatsu

      956 Sasebo

      957 Unzen Spa

      958 Nagasaki

      9597 Fukue

      96 Akita (Kumamoto) (7 digit numbers)

      96 Kumamoto

      975 Oita

      977 Beppu, Yufuin

      98 Naha (Okinawa Island)

      9802 Kita-Daito, Minami Daito Jima (Okinawa Island)

      9807 Miyako Jima, Shimojishima

      98079 Taramajima

      9808 Hateruma, Ishigaki, Yonaguni-Jima

      982 Nobeoka

      984 Kirishima

      985 Miyazaki

      988 Naha (Okinawa)

      9896 Ishikawa

      98985 Kume Jima

      98988 Aguni

      992 Kagoshima

      993 Ibusuki

      997 Amami O Shima, Kikaiga Shima, Okino Erabu

      997 Tokuno Shima, Yoron-Jima

      9972 Tanegashima

      9974 Yaku Shima

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      • #4
        COMMON LAST NAMES

        Kanji (Romanji) followed by Katakana

        1. ˆ¢•” (Abe)
        ƒAƒx

        2. ˆÀ“¡ (Andou)
        ƒAƒ“ƒhƒE

        3. ?Â–Ø (Aoki)
        ƒAƒIƒL

        4. ?Vˆä (Arai)
        ƒAƒ‰ƒC

        5. ?ç—t (Chiba)
        ƒ`ƒo

        6. ‰““¡ (Endou)
        ƒGƒ“ƒhƒE

        7. “¡Œ´ (Fujiwara)
        ƒtƒWƒ?ƒ‰

        8. Œã“¡ (Gotou)
        ƒSƒgƒE

        9. —Ñ (Hayashi)
        ƒnƒ„ƒV

        10. ‹´–{ (Hashimoto)
        ƒnƒVƒ‚ƒg

        11. “¡“c (Hujita)
        ƒtƒWƒ^

        12. ’·’J?ì (Hasegawa)
        ƒnƒZƒKƒ?

        13. “¡ˆä (Hujii)
        ƒtƒWƒC

        14. •Ÿ“c (Hukuta)
        ƒtƒNƒ^

        15. Œ´“c (Harada)
        ƒnƒ‰ƒ_

        16. Ϋ (Hara)
        ƒnƒ‰

        17. “¡–{ (Hujimoto)
        ƒtƒWƒ‚ƒg

        18. •½–ì (Hirano)
        ƒqƒ‰ƒm

        19. ’r“c (Ikeda)
        ƒCƒPƒ_

        20. ?Î?ì (Isikawa)
        ƒCƒVƒJƒ?

        21. ?Έä (Ishii)
        ƒCƒVƒC

        22. ?Γc (Ishida)
        ƒCƒVƒ_

        23. ?¡ˆä (Imai)
        ƒCƒ}ƒC

        24. Šâ?è (Iwazaki)
        ƒCƒ?ƒUƒL

        25. ˆÉ“¡ (Itou)
        ƒCƒgƒE

        26. ˆä?ã (Inouoe)
        ƒCƒmƒEƒIƒG

        27. ‹ß“¡ (Kondou)
        ƒRƒ“ƒhƒE

        28. ‹àŽq (Kaneko)
        ƒJƒlƒR

        29. ?H“¡ (Kudou)
        ƒNƒhƒE

        30. ‰Í–ì (Kawano)
        ƒJƒ?ƒm

        31. ?¬“‡ (Kojima)
        ƒJƒIƒWƒ}

        32. ?¬ŽR (Koyama)
        ƒRƒ„ƒ}

        33. ‹v•Û (Kubo)
        ƒNƒ{

        34. –؉º (Kinoshita)
        ƒLƒmƒVƒ^

        35. ‹e’n (Kikuchi)
        ƒLƒNƒ`

        36. ?¬—Ñ (Kobayashi)
        ƒRƒoƒ„ƒV

        37. ‰Á“¡ (Katou)
        ƒJƒgƒE

        38. ЯԼ (Kimura)
        ƒLƒ€ƒ‰

        39. ‘O“c (Maeda)
        ƒ}ƒGƒ_

        40. ?¼–{ (Matsumoto)
        ƒ}ƒcƒ‚ƒg

        41. ŽO‰Y (Miura)
        ƒ~ƒEƒ‰

        42. ?¼“c (Matsuda)
        ƒ}ƒcƒ_

        43. ?X“c (Morita)
        ƒ‚ƒŠƒ^

        44. ‹{?è (Miyazaki)
        ƒ~ƒ„ƒUƒL

        45. ‹{–{ (Miyamoto)
        ƒ~ƒ„ƒ‚ƒg

        46. ŠÛŽR (Maruyama)
        ƒ}ƒ‹ƒ„ƒ}

        47. ‘º“c (Murata)
        ƒ€ƒ‰ƒ^

        48. ‘?“c (Masuda)
        ƒ}ƒXƒ_

        49. ?¼ˆä (Matsui)
        ƒ}ƒcƒC

        50. ?¼”ö (Matsuo)
        ƒ}ƒcƒI

        51. ?X (Mori)
        ƒ‚ƒŠ

        52. ‘º?ã (Murakami)
        ƒ€ƒ‰ƒJƒ~

        53. ?¼‘º (Nishimura)
        ƒjƒVƒ€ƒ‰

        54. ’†ŽR (Nakayama)
        ƒiƒJƒ„ƒ}

        55. ГΞ (Noguchi)
        ƒmƒOƒ`

        56. ГԼ (Nomura)
        ƒmƒ€ƒ‰

        57. ՠԼ (Nakamura)
        ƒiƒJƒ€ƒ‰

        58. ’†“‡ (Nakajima)
        ƒiƒJƒWƒ}

        59. ’†?ì (Nakagawa)
        ƒiƒJƒKƒ?

        60. ’†–ì (Nakano)
        ƒiƒJƒm

        61. ‘å–ì (Ono)
        ƒIƒm

        62. ‘å’Ë (Otsuka)
        ƒIƒcƒJ

        63. ?¬?ì (Ogawa)
        ƒIƒKƒ?

        64. ‰ª“c (Okada)
        ƒIƒJƒ_

        65. ‘¾“c (Ota)
        ƒIƒ^

        66. ‰ª–{ (Okamoto)
        ƒIƒJƒ‚ƒg

        67. ?™ŽR (Sugiyama)
        ƒXƒMƒ„ƒ}

        68. ?›Œ´ (Sugawara)
        ƒXƒKƒ?ƒ‰

        69. ?²–ì (Sano)
        ƒTƒm

        70. ?²“¡ (Satou)
        ƒTƒgƒE

        71. —é–Ø (Suzuki)
        ƒXƒYƒL

        72. ?²?X–Ø (Sasaki)
        ƒTƒTƒL

        73. ?´?… (Simizu)
        ƒVƒ~ƒY

        74. ?â–{ (Sakamoto)
        ƒTƒJƒ‚ƒg

        75. ŽÄ“c (Shibata)
        ƒVƒoƒ^

        76. Žðˆä (Sakai)
        ƒTƒJƒC

        77. ?‚–Ø (Takagi)
        ƒ^ƒJƒM

        78. •?“c (Takeda)
        ƒ^ƒPƒ_

        79. ?‚‹´ (Takahashi)
        ƒ^ƒJƒnƒV

        80. “c’† (Tanaka)
        ƒ^ƒiƒJ

        81. ’|“à (Takeuchi)
        ƒ^ƒPƒEƒ`

        82. “c‘º (Tamura)
        ƒ^ƒ€ƒ‰

        83. ’JŒû (Taniguchi)
        ƒ^ƒjƒOƒ`

        84. ?‚“c (Takada)
        ƒ^ƒJƒ_

        85. ?ã–ì (Ueno)
        ƒEƒGƒm

        86. ?ã“c (Ueda)
        ƒEƒGƒ_

        87. “à“c (Uchida)
        ƒEƒ`ƒ_

        88. “n•” (Watabe)
        ƒ?ƒ^ƒx

        89. “n•Ó (Watanabe)
        ƒ?ƒ^ƒiƒx

        90. ˜a“c (Wada)
        ƒ?ƒ_

        91. ŽR–{ (Yamamoto)
        ƒ„ƒ}ƒ‚ƒg

        92. ‹g“c (Yosida)
        ƒˆƒVƒ_

        93. ŽR“c (Yamada)
        ƒ„ƒ}ƒ_

        94. ŽRŒû (Yamaguchi)
        ƒ„ƒ}ƒOƒ`

        95. ŽR?è (Yamazaki)
        ƒ„ƒ}ƒUƒL

        96. ŽR‰º (Yamashita)
        ƒ„ƒ}ƒVƒ^

        97. ‰¡ŽR (Yokoyama)
        ƒˆƒRƒ„ƒ}

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        • #5
          This is very helpful. Thank you so much.

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          • #6
            is this the list for almost all the cities in Japan?

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            • #7
              ?ç—t ƒ`ƒo ?Vˆä ƒAƒ‰ƒC => 3 and 4 (this is for my use, ignore =))

              Awesome... thanks to this, I didn't have to input anything. I copy/pasted it all. =)

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              • #8
                No this list is just for the division in one Prefecture (Meguro-ku inside of Tokyo-to). Although it is a very populated district, there are TONS more addresses. As far as POL accounts go, this is enough to last us all....Although I'll add more in the future just for kicks.............

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                • #9
                  I"ve got a PC copy coming next week, so I'm just trying to learn as much as possible before it comes.

                  The thing is, I've got my language set to Japanese but I'm unable to read the Kanji addresses in this thread. This will mean that I can't copy and paste them doesn't it?

                  Also, when I type in Japanese on this forum, it all looks ok until I submit my post and then it turns to unreadable text.

                  What am I doing wrong?

                  ‚í‚©‚è‚Ü‚·‚©?H

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                  • #10
                    Right click while in your browser and select Encoding, then unclick Auto-Select (if its on) and click Japanese Shift+JIS. Also make sure your regional settings are working, this ensures that FFXI's program text or any other text in Japanese programs shows up correctly. To do that go to Start->ControlPanel->Date,Time,Language,RegionalSettings->RegionalandLanguageOptions->

                    Click on the Language Tab in the middle and check Install files for East Asian Languages. This will probably ask for your Windows XP CD

                    Click on the Advanced Tab and click Japanese for the first box and also check Japanese in the bigger box. Restart your PC


                    This should fix any problems you have

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Aldo

                      This should fix any problems you have [/B]
                      All done, it's now working fine.

                      Thank you very much for that!

                      —L‰ê‚Æ

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                      • #12
                        hmm where to put what.... can u help me?
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                        Keffy - thf73

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                        • #13
                          Argh, some people need everything spoonfed to them....Ok, look, heres the example I posted but now its exactly in the format the page your on asks for.

                          First box: Second box: <---This is asking the area code
                          XXX ?[ XXXX


                          Third box:
                          PREFECTURE CITY DIVISION <----Asking for address


                          Fourth box:
                          X-X-X <----Asking for street # just copy the example

                          Fifth box:
                          leave blank <-----Asking for apartment number



                          Now I have posted tons of area codes and divsions but only under a single prefecture and city. So for box three you will ALWAYS put “Œ‹ž“s–Ú?•‹æ then the division name, don't put spaces between them.

                          IF you don't know what the division names are, its the first post on this thread, I put the area name in english, Japanese, then the area code. So if you wanted to use Abodai you'd add
                          ?—t‘ä to “Œ‹ž“s–Ú?•‹æ, making the third box read “Œ‹ž“s–Ú?•‹æ?—t‘ä, and your area code in the first 2 boxes would be 153-0042. Its really quite easy. And choose the second option when you've inputted the info (heh, maybe thats why you couldn't get it). I think the next page asks your name, as you can see I've listed them here, so cut n' paste them in each block. You can either pick two names from the list or makeup your own first name. Remember to input both the complicated text (right of english name) and the less complicated text (below the name), first in the upper two boxes, then the lower two. Last names are in the left boxes, first in the right. Hope this helps

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                          • #14
                            For the name, you can just type anything.. it doesnt have to be so complex. I believe my name was: Kuro,Shiro
                            I plan to live forever.. so far so good.

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                            • #15
                              i was just wondering if this is legal?

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