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destination address; recipient address; shipping address
The address to which something is being sent — a package, letter, or shipment. The place or person on the receiving end of a delivery.
If you wish to change the shipping address, please contact us before dispatch.
Composed of 送り (sending, from the verb 送る) and 先 (destination, place ahead). The 先 suffix is productive in Japanese for indicating the destination or counterpart of an action: 届け先 (delivery address), 連絡先 (contact information), 引っ越し先 (place one is moving to).
You will encounter this word when sending packages at the post office or a convenience store, filling out delivery forms (伝票), or shopping online. Japanese delivery slips typically have fields for both 送り先 (recipient) and 依頼主 or 送り主 (sender).
Common collocations
- 送り先の住所: recipient's address
- 送り先を変更する: to change the shipping address
- 送り先を指定する: to specify the delivery destination
- 送り先不明: address unknown (undeliverable)
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宛先 (addressee, destination)
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差出人 (sender)
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宛名 (address)
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配達先 (delivery destination)
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受取先 (recipient)