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<div>
<div>
<span>郵便番号:</span>
<input type="text" name="postal1">
-
<input type="text" name="postal2" onKeyUp="AjaxZip3.zip2addr('postal1', 'postal2', 'prefecture', 'city');">
</div>
<div>
<span>都道府県</span>
<select name="prefecture">
<option hidden>選択してください</option>
<option value="北海道">北海道</option>
<option value="青森県">青森県</option>
<option value="岩手県">岩手県</option>
<option value="宮城県">宮城県</option>
<option value="秋田県">秋田県</option>
<option value="山形県">山形県</option>
<option value="福島県">福島県</option>
<option value="茨城県">茨城県</option>
<option value="栃木県">栃木県</option>
<option value="群馬県">群馬県</option>
<option value="埼玉県">埼玉県</option>
<option value="千葉県">千葉県</option>
<option value="東京都">東京都</option>
<option value="神奈川県">神奈川県</option>
<option value="新潟県">新潟県</option>
<option value="富山県">富山県</option>
<option value="石川県">石川県</option>
<option value="福井県">福井県</option>
<option value="山梨県">山梨県</option>
<option value="長野県">長野県</option>
<option value="岐阜県">岐阜県</option>
<option value="静岡県">静岡県</option>
<option value="愛知県">愛知県</option>
<option value="三重県">三重県</option>
<option value="滋賀県">滋賀県</option>
<option value="京都府">京都府</option>
<option value="大阪府">大阪府</option>
<option value="兵庫県">兵庫県</option>
<option value="奈良県">奈良県</option>
<option value="和歌山県">和歌山県</option>
<option value="鳥取県">鳥取県</option>
<option value="島根県">島根県</option>
<option value="岡山県">岡山県</option>
<option value="広島県">広島県</option>
<option value="山口県">山口県</option>
<option value="徳島県">徳島県</option>
<option value="香川県">香川県</option>
<option value="愛媛県">愛媛県</option>
<option value="高知県">高知県</option>
<option value="福岡県">福岡県</option>
<option value="佐賀県">佐賀県</option>
<option value="長崎県">長崎県</option>
<option value="熊本県">熊本県</option>
<option value="大分県">大分県</option>
<option value="宮崎県">宮崎県</option>
<option value="鹿児島県">鹿児島県</option>
<option value="沖縄県">沖縄県</option>
</select>
</div>
<div>
<span>市区町村</span>
<input type="text" name="city">
</div>
</div>
Also see: Tab Triggers