This postal code is assigned to Sandomaricho District Municipality Rumoi Shi, Hokkaido, Japan. This location-level postal code helps ensure accurate mail delivery and location identification.
Japan uses numeric postal codes with 7 digits (example: 0600000). In our directory, these codes are organized from prefectures down to districts.
This postal code is assigned to Sandomaricho District Municipality Rumoi Shi, Hokkaido, Japan. This location-level postal code helps ensure accurate mail delivery and location identification.
Japan uses numeric postal codes with 7 digits (example: 0600000). In our directory, these codes are organized from prefectures down to districts.
When sending mail or packages to this area, use the postal code below to ensure accurate and timely delivery.
Recipient Name
House #, Street Name
Sandomaricho
Rumoi Shi, Hokkaido
0770001
Japan
Include this postcode on all letters and packages sent within Japan.
For international deliveries, include "Japan" on the last address line after the postcode.
This postcode covers Hokkaido → Rumoi Shi → Sandomaricho in Japan.
Yes. 0770001 is an active postcode for Hokkaido → Rumoi Shi → Sandomaricho in Japan. It follows the 7-character format used in this country.
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When sending mail or packages to this area, use the postal code below to ensure accurate and timely delivery.
Recipient Name
House #, Street Name
Sandomaricho
Rumoi Shi, Hokkaido
0770001
Japan
Include this postcode on all letters and packages sent within Japan.
For international deliveries, include "Japan" on the last address line after the postcode.
This postcode covers Hokkaido → Rumoi Shi → Sandomaricho in Japan.
Yes. 0770001 is an active postcode for Hokkaido → Rumoi Shi → Sandomaricho in Japan. It follows the 7-character format used in this country.
Search by prefecture and municipality to find the correct postcode in Japan. Search Postcodes
Found incorrect info for 0770001?