ゆうびんきごう
郵便記号
2. Japanese postal markJapanese postal mark 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, 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.
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Read “Japanese postal mark” on DBpedia
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