Each of the airports are accompanied by its Airport Code (a simplified three-letter code used to identify an international airport), a Telephone number (you may need to use exit codes, and the country code for Japan if you are calling from outside Japan), website, a brief description, an...
“JY” for example being the code for the JR Yamanote Line. This line code will be followed by the station number. Yoyogi Station for example, will be listed as “JY 18”. Major stations that are important transfer points between several lines will also receive 3 letter codes. The 3 lett...
The registration consists of one Japanese letter in smaller format, followed by two numerals, a hyphen and two numerals. At the top of the plate is one Japanese letter followed by two numerals. The Japanese letter above the registration indicate the prefecture, in this case Kyoto. The number ...
account_routing_type2 branch_code only This is a 3-digit number to identify a Japanese bank branch account_routing_value2 3 digits bank_account_category One of Checking, Savings Checking: Current (当座) or Savings: Ordinary (普通) account type bank_country_code 2-letter ISO 3166-2 country...
Transmittal Letter 1 International Mail Services 2 Conditions for Mailing 3 Extra Services 4 Treatment of Outbound Mail 5 Nonpostal Export Regulations 6 Special Programs 7 Treatment of Inbound Mail 8 (Reserved) 9 Inquiries, Indemnities, and Refunds Index of Countries and Localities Count...
1858. (Letter.) Ibid., vol. 29.Lenin, V. I. “Uroki krizisa.” Poln. sobr. soch., 5th ed., vol. 5.Lenin, V. I. “Padenie Port-Artura.” Ibid., vol. 9.Lenin, V. I. “Razgrom.” Ibid., vol. 10.Lenin, V. I. “Goriuchii material v mirovoi politike.” Ibid., vol...
unsure of KSM / TMP naming, MC0005/0006/0008/0011/0013/0015/0017 all seem to be the same series but might have different 3 letter codes (more? what's the M highest number?) --> <!-- Japanese e-kara cartridges MC (Mini) series --> <!-- these have unique presentation -...
It was first recorded in English in a 1565 letter, spelled Giapan. A Paleolithic culture around 30,000 BC constitutes the first known habitation of Japan. This was followed from around 14,000 BC (the start of the Jōmon period) by a Mesolithic to Neolithic semi-sedentary hunter-gatherer ...
“Name”: Refer to the line near the bottom of the information page of your passport. You should see a code like: P<USATRANSENZ<<TRAVIS<TARO<<<. Ignore the three-letter country code (USA in the example) and write your name in the exact order it appears. Everything before the double...
In 922 and 929, GyeonHwon of The Later Baekje sent Japan an envoy with a letter(牒) for the purpose of opening diplomatic relations with Japan. This paper examines those letters as official diplomatic documents exchanged between states. The reason why The Later Baekje's attempts to open dip...