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Japan Address Generator

Pick a prefecture to generate a Japan address with postal code, district, city, and street fields in a Japanese-friendly format.

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Region filter

Pick a region first, then generate. You can stay random across all regions or target a specific state or area.

Generated result

Choose a region above and click generate. The result will appear here.

Last name
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First name
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Gender
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Phone
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Email
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Street
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City
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State / region
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Postal code
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Full address
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Prefectures

4 Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Hokkaido are available.

Key field

〒123-4567 Postal-code formatting is a major recognition cue on Japan pages.

Output trait

Order-aware The output keeps the hierarchy and order typical of Japanese addresses.

Address format notes

Japan Address Format

  • A common Japanese order is postal code, prefecture, city or ward, block numbers, and building name.
  • The same address may appear in a different order in Japanese and English interfaces.
  • Postal codes are usually written in a 3-digit + hyphen + 4-digit format.
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Example address

Japan Example Address

1-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 131-0045, Japan

Region coverage

Prefecture Filter Notes

  • The current release covers Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Hokkaido, which is enough for prefecture filtering demos.
  • A Japan result should not collapse into a single English line. It should keep recognizable local formatting traits.
  • If you expand later, prioritize common prefectures and meaningful city-level differences.

Best-fit use cases

When To Use Japan Addresses

  • Comparing Japanese and English address order
  • Validation for postal code, prefecture, and ward fields
  • Demo flows for Japan-facing forms and checkout pages

Frequently asked questions

Japan Address FAQ

Why can't the Japan page just swap the country name?

Because Japanese addresses differ from English layouts in ordering, prefecture hierarchy, and block-number notation, so they need their own explanation.

Should a Japan page always show the postal code?

It should if possible. The postal code is one of the clearest cues for recognizing Japanese address structure.

What is the value of prefecture filtering?

It makes Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and other results feel different in both address structure and phone output.

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