住所 (じゅうしょ) Japanese meaning

住所 (じゅうしょ) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

Kanji

宛あて先さきN3
宛先 specifically means the destination or addressee written on mail or packages, while 住所 is the general term for where someone lives or a business is located.
所しょ在ざい地ち
所在地 is a formal term used for the location of a company, office, or institution, whereas 住所 is the everyday word used for a home or business address.
番ばん地ちN2
住所 refers to a person's whole address, while 番地 is just the numbered lot/house-number portion within that address.
現げん住じゅう所しょN1
住所 is the general word for 'address', while 現住所 specifically emphasizes the address where one currently lives, as used on official forms.

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アドレスN3
住所 is the standard, everyday word for a postal or street address, while アドレス is a loanword often reserved for electronic or foreign-context addresses.
連れん絡らく先さき
住所 refers specifically to a physical mailing address, while 連絡先 is broader and can include phone numbers, email, or any way to reach someone.
住すまいN3
住所 specifically means a mailing address, whereas 住まい more broadly refers to the place one lives and only sometimes implies an address.

住じゅう居きょN2
住居 refers to the dwelling or residence itself (the building), while 住所 refers to the written or spoken address that identifies its location.
郵ゆう便びん番ばん号ごうN3
郵便番号 is the numeric postal code, while 住所 is the full street address; learners often mix up which field to fill in on forms.
宛あて名なN3
住所 means just the address, whereas 宛名 is the full name-and-address (or the person) written as the recipient on mail.

Compound of 住 (juu, 'living') and 所 (sho, 'place'). The reading is on'yomi.