Steve Silverman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have heard that the Japanese issue house numbers chronologically. > When you find the right block, you have to hunt for the right number. It's even worse. An address written "Latin" characters is typically in the form Bldg#-Block#-Area# DistrictName, WardName, CityName PostCode#, or sometimes Bldg#-Block#, DistrictName Area#-chome, WardName, CityName PostCode#. Bldg# is chronological. Area# does not follow any geographical pattern. I don't know about Block# or PostCode#. Note the lack of a street name in the address; that's because most non-major streets don't HAVE names! I've been running into this problem, trying to find on a map the building in Tokyo where I'll be working in mid-April (10-19). Anybody near either Shiba or Akasaka want to get together for a biiru (or kohi or whatever) then? -Dave _______________________________________________ Ietf mailing list [email protected] https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ietf
