“543-0035” a seemingly random sequence. It is the postal code for Kitayamacho. We are standing in Kitayamacho in Osaka. This area holds more than just a simple postal code.
Kitayamacho is nestled in Osaka’s Tennoji ward. This district lacks a precise block number system. It stands as a unique, independent town name within the city.
Geographically, Kitayamacho occupies Tennoji ward’s central part. It is bordered by several districts. These include Taikodani and Matsugahana to the east. Ueshinmachi and Koguimachi lie to the west. To the south is Masahochicho. To the north is Ishigatsujicho.
In 2019, Kitayamacho had 427 households. The population was 935 residents. Population shifts show interesting trends. In 1995, the population was 810. It increased to 1,035 by 2015.
The number of households also changed. There were 293 households in 1995. By 2015, this number grew to 435.
In 2016, Kitayamacho had 20 business establishments. These establishments employed 1,514 people.
Several notable facilities are located here. The Osaka Prefectural Yuhigaoka High School stands in Kitayamacho. Also located here is the Osaka Police Hospital. The Seifu Junior and Senior High School also has a campus here.
The postal code for Kitayamacho is 543-0035. The city’s area code is 06. This is part of the Osaka MA region.
Mail delivery is efficient in Japan. Standard mail arrives in 2-3 days. Express mail shortens this to 1-2 days. Registered mail offers tracking and insurance. Yu-Pack handles larger parcels. Letter Pack provides flat-rate options. EMS provides international express delivery.
If you need to send mail from Osaka, remember the weight limit is 30 kg. The combined length and girth must not exceed 3 meters.
To print an international parcel label, use Japan Post’s online service. Register your information. Input shipment details. Then print the label. Kitayamacho is a vibrant area. It blends residential life with commercial activity. Its location and facilities make it an integral part of Osaka.