郵便番号検索

郵便番号検索

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Version History of 郵便番号検索

6.1

January 18, 2024

Ver.6.0では、ダークモードの場合に文字の一部が見えなかった問題を解決しました。

6.0

January 10, 2024

広告サービスを切り替えました。

5.3

February 12, 2019

このAppはApple Watch Appのアイコンを表示するようAppleにより更新されました。 iOS 11対応、iPhone X対応

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5.2

September 24, 2016

iOS 10向けに構成、通信のhttps対応、バグ修正

5.1

March 4, 2016

郵便番号が欠けてしまって見えなかった点を修正。 iOS 9に内部処理を最適化した。

Ver.5.0

September 18, 2013

ユーザインタフェースを新しいバージョンのiOS向けに調整しました。

Ver.4.1

October 15, 2012

iAdの表示が正しくなかったことを修正。 iOS 5でも稼働できるように修正。 Ver.4.0では、検索の高速化、iPhone 5対応、iPad対応。

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Ver.4.0

October 4, 2012

検索処理の高速化 iPad対応 新しい画面サイズへの対応

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3.0

June 22, 2010

- 検索方法を変更し、確実な検索結果をリストの上位に表示。 - 数字が含まれた文字列の場合でも、数字以外の文字で地名を検索。 - iAd対応。

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2.0

June 27, 2009

検索結果より、郵便番号、住所、あるいはその両方をコピー可能。 検索した場所をMapアプリケーションで表示。 前回の検索結果を記録し、起動時に再現。

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Price History of 郵便番号検索

Description of 郵便番号検索

地名から郵便番号、および郵便番号から地名を検索します。地名は少々の間違いがあってもおそらくは検索可能でしょう。郵便番号は指定した数字で始まるものを検索しますので、7桁より少なくてもかまいません。検索自体はネットワークの先にあるサーバで行います。

郵便番号検索: FAQ

Does 郵便番号検索 work on iPads?

Yes, the 郵便番号検索 software is iPad-compatible.

Who is responsible for the creation of the 郵便番号検索 app?

Nii Masayuki is the creator of the 郵便番号検索 app.

What’s the minimum iOS version needed for the 郵便番号検索 app?

Your iOS device must have at least iOS 12.0 installed to use the app.

How do users rate the 郵便番号検索 app?

3.8: The 郵便番号検索 app gets mild reviews.

What is the main genre of the 郵便番号検索 app?

Reference Is The Primary Genre Of The 郵便番号検索 App.

What is the recent version of the 郵便番号検索 app?

6.1 is the newly released 郵便番号検索 version.

When was the most recent 郵便番号検索 update released?

The date of the last 郵便番号検索 update is September 20, 2024.

When did the app first launch?

The 郵便番号検索 app was initially released on March 31, 2023.

What age rating does 郵便番号検索 have?

The 郵便番号検索 app is rated Nii Masayuki: Contains no objectionable material.

Which languages does 郵便番号検索 support?

郵便番号検索 currently features the following languages: Japanese.

Does 郵便番号検索 belong to Apple Arcade's curated library?

Unfortunately, 郵便番号検索 is not on Apple Arcade.

Are in-app purchases part of 郵便番号検索?

Unfortunately, in-app purchases are not part of 郵便番号検索.

Is 郵便番号検索 tailored for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

Unfortunately, 郵便番号検索 is not tailored for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Are there commercial ads in 郵便番号検索?

No, there are no commercial ads in 郵便番号検索.

Screenshots of 郵便番号検索

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Reviews of 郵便番号検索

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  • Great app to have for us all!!!

    This is a great resource and a must have if you travel/live in Japan. Or if you do business in the country.

    To:NwSmith: you complete moron. The APP STORE IS NOT JUST FOR self-righteous American who think they are the center of the universe, like yourself. LOL! The iPhone I'd sold all over the world and the app store is for everyone!
    And just in case you didn't know there are thousands of Japanese live and work in America & who have family in Japan.
  • lets you look up japanese addresses and zip codes

    this application lets you input either a japanese address (in japanese) and get its corresponding zip code, or vice versa, input a japanese-zip code and get the area which it corresponds to. to be clear, in order to use this application you need to be able to read and write japanese, at least if you want to search from an address to zip code, since you need to be able to input the address in the first place. This app does have a few good things going for it: 1. living in japan, it is common to find an address that while you can recognize the characters involved, you might not be able to read/pronounce them. this is especially common when it comes to place names which can have unusual and rare pronounciations. However, if you input just the zip-code portion of the address, this application will return the corresponding city/ward/division, with the *pronounciations glossed underneath in katakana*. I find this quite useful since before that, it meant looking things up in a big dusty book buried in a corner of the office which took forever, or else bugging one of my coworkers for the pronounciation (and often, when the address is in another prefecture, even they are unsure of the reading) 2. it is possible to input just part of an address (the city and ward name) and more or less get back a list of all the divisions/addresses within that area. I say more or less because it takes a while to scroll through to find the exact area you want as the list can get quite long and hard to read. 3. on occasion, especially when dealing with foreigners living in japan who are not completely familiar with the japanese address system, you might be given addresses that are in a jumbled order, or missing key bits of information distinguishing which portion is the ward name, which is the division name, the city name. By inputting the zip code you can get the address back in the standard post office order, which makes this easier to read and increases the chances of mail getting where it needs to go. 4. In the same vein, foreigners living in japan who cannot read/write japanese will often have their address memorized, or else written down in romaji, but will be unable to tell you the corresponding kanji (japanese characters) for their address. Since you can't write addreses in romaji for any sort of official work, this used to entail my going back to the aforementioned dusty book in the corner of the office trying to figure out the corresponding kanji - now, however, just by inputting the zip code, it is easy to get the correct kanji automatically. (it just dawned on me as i write this review that i suppose one can look this up on the japanese post office website too) now for the bad: 1. the address lookup is kind of slow. not intolerably slow, but it does take a little bit of time. it's a lot of info to parse though, so i guess it's unavoidable. 2. more frustrating is that scrolling the lists of addresses (like when you look up from a city and ward name only and ask it to list out all the addresses they contain) is very very slow and "jumpy". this can get kind of irritating, so I hope the developer can fix this in the future. 3. The "info" screen is kind of ugly and seems a little un-integrated into the rest of the design asthetic (but this has nothing to do with the usability, it's just a visual thing) Anyway, that's it! This app is free, which means that if you have a need for it, then you should not hesitate to download it straight away! It does what it promises in a straightforward and effective manner. And if you don't have a need for it - or don't speak japanese - then please refrain from posting negative comments on this application!