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- Japanese_postal_mark abstract "〒 (郵便マーク, Yūbin māku) is the service mark of Japan Post, the postal operator in Japan. It is also used as a Japanese postal code mark. The mark is stylized katakana syllable te (テ), from the word teishin (逓信 communications). The mark dates from the pre-World War II era, when literacy was less complete, the katakana symbol being more easily recognized than a kanji.To indicate a postal code, the mark is written first, and the postal code is written after. For example, one area of Meguro, Tokyo, would have 〒153-0061 written on any mail, in order to direct mail to that location. This usage has resulted in the inclusion of the mark into the Japanese character sets for computers, and thus eventually their inclusion into Unicode, where it can be found on the Japanese Post Office emoji. In most keyboard-based Japanese input systems, it can be created by typing \"yuubin\" and then doing a kanji conversion.Of the versions shown to the right, the one on the far right is the standard mark used in addressing. The circled yūbin mark in the middle is often used on maps to denote post offices.".
- Japanese_postal_mark thumbnail Japanesezipcodemark.png?width=300.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
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- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageRevisionID "697770495".
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Category:Communications_in_Japan.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Category:Typographical_symbols.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Character_encoding.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Computer.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Education_in_Japan.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Japan_Post.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Japanese_addressing_system.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Japanese_input_methods.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Japanese_language.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Japanese_map_symbols.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Japanese_typographic_symbols.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Kanji.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Katakana.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink List_of_postal_entities.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Meguro.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Postal_code.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Service_mark.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Te_(kana).
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink Unicode.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink World_War_II.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink File:Hijetcargo.jpg.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink File:Japan_Mailbox_Red.jpg.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLink File:Japanesezipcodemark.png.
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLinkText "Japanese postal mark".
- Japanese_postal_mark wikiPageWikiLinkText "yūbin".
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- Japanese_postal_mark subject Category:Communications_in_Japan.
- Japanese_postal_mark subject Category:Typographical_symbols.
- Japanese_postal_mark hypernym Mark.
- Japanese_postal_mark type Agent.
- Japanese_postal_mark type Communication.
- Japanese_postal_mark comment "〒 (郵便マーク, Yūbin māku) is the service mark of Japan Post, the postal operator in Japan. It is also used as a Japanese postal code mark. The mark is stylized katakana syllable te (テ), from the word teishin (逓信 communications). The mark dates from the pre-World War II era, when literacy was less complete, the katakana symbol being more easily recognized than a kanji.To indicate a postal code, the mark is written first, and the postal code is written after.".
- Japanese_postal_mark label "Japanese postal mark".
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs Q32451.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs 〒.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs نشان_پستی_ژاپن.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs Tanda_pos_Jepang.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs 郵便記号.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs Postteken_van_Japan.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs Japoński_znak_poczty.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs Marca_postal_do_Japão.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs m.067g3.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs m.07mbzp.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs Символ_почты_Японии.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs 〒.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs Q32451.
- Japanese_postal_mark sameAs 〒.
- Japanese_postal_mark wasDerivedFrom Japanese_postal_mark?oldid=697770495.
- Japanese_postal_mark depiction Japanesezipcodemark.png.
- Japanese_postal_mark homepage index.html.
- Japanese_postal_mark isPrimaryTopicOf Japanese_postal_mark.
