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Searching for Tsutomu Ogawa -
12-27-2007, 10:43 AM
Hi all,
I met Tsutomu Ogawa (Tom) on a holiday trip in Australia 1984 !!!!!!!!! The only thing I have from him is his old address and his age. He was 22 (1984). His address was (1984) 1364 Tamano, Bisai-shi, Aichi-ken, 494 Japan Perhaps somebody can provide some hints who I can get in contact with him. Thanks a lot Murph from Germany |
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12-28-2007, 03:25 PM
The city's name where your friend live changed from "bisaishi" to "itimiyashi". I found it on wikipedia. English wikipedia site that explains "bisaishi" has not been uploaded.
(people use this site in order to find zipcode.) http://www.post-code.jp/pc/html/23218.html タ * 玉野(tamano) タマノ(tamano) 廃止(haishi)(to stop using an old name) 〒494-0013 愛知県(aichiken)尾西市(bisaishi)玉野(tamano) ↓ 運用(unyou)(to start to use a new name) 〒494-0013 愛知県(aichiken)一宮市(ichimiyashi)玉野(tamano) ) I hope this helps you. [Edit](I'm sorry. I edited my post in order to avoid misunderstanding.) |
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No success -
01-08-2008, 02:02 PM
I sent emails to many email addresses like [email protected]
I send a paper letter to his old address No reponse so far, all email addresses were invalid I don't want give up! |
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01-08-2008, 03:17 PM
ummm......
When did you send paper letter to his old adress? It takes a certain length of time. And when did you meet him? Japan Post Office provide a certain service. If my memory is correct, after people moved, Post Office send letters that is sent to old adress to new adress for one year if they offer. And the service can be continued if they offer. I don't know any homepages where you can search ogawa_san. But I think there are some. |
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01-08-2008, 06:53 PM
I met Tsutomu Ogawa (Tom) on a holiday trip in Australia 1984 !
I know, a long time ago. I have searched in Google Earth for “itimiyashi” but the Japanese signs made me confused. |
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06-25-2008, 11:55 PM
wow thats a bit of a long time, i do not know if you can find him, i mean, that was 2 years before i was even born. and i am almost 22. i think you would have to go to japan and search, or find someone to search his name in a phone book maybe? He may not even be in the country anymore.
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