(Internet) contact form (as on blogs)

email newsletter

e-mail address

okurigana: in written Japanese, the kana added after a kanji to indicate inflection endings, such as the べる (-beru) in 食(た)べる (taberu, “to eat”)

old documents / (in palaeography) historical documents written to convey a specific intention between a sender and receiver; generally inclusive of written material through the mid-19th century

bizarre/unsettling text of unclear origin and often of a radical/shocking nature

place or building where stores public records; archive

Kyūjitai form of 伝送: transmission, delivery

Kyūjitai form of 伝送: to transmit, to deliver

(of mail etc.) dispatching, shipping