Address New Year cards (nengajō)
The address side of every card, from one pasted list.
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How it works
- Paste the addresses: postcode, address and name on each line, separated by commas or tabs.
- Add your own address to print at the bottom left.
- On ordinary postcards, keep 年賀 on so the post office holds the card until New Year’s Day.
- Download the PDF and print on the address side of the cards.
Frequently asked questions
- Can two people be addressed on one card?
- Yes: write both given names after the family name, like 山田 太郎・花子, and each gets its own honorific.
- When is 年賀 needed?
- On ordinary postcards sent as New Year cards. Official New Year postcards (年賀はがき) already carry it; turn it off for those.
- Is my list uploaded?
- No. The PDF is made in your browser.
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