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Embassies in Japan

Addresses, phone numbers and official websites of 8 foreign embassies in Tokyo, verified from government sources, for travelers and expats.

8embassies listed
110 / 119Local emergency number. Police / fire and ambulance
Oct 2026last checked against official sources

Embassies in Tokyo

Details come from official government publications and can change. Confirm opening hours and appointments on the embassy website before you go. In a life-threatening emergency, call local emergency services first.

When to contact your embassy

DocumentsLost or stolen passport

Report it to the police, then ask for an emergency travel document. Step-by-step guide

LegalArrest or detention

You can ask the authorities to inform your consulate.

HealthSerious accident

Your embassy can help contact family and local doctors.

CrisisUnrest or evacuation

Register with your embassy and follow its instructions. Safety guide

Questions about embassies in Japan

Which embassies are in Japan?

This page lists the embassies of United States, United Kingdom, France, Australia, Spain, Germany, Italy, Senegal in Japan, with addresses, phone numbers and official websites.

What should I do if I lose my passport in Japan?

Report the loss to the local police, then contact your embassy or consulate to request an emergency travel document. Keep a copy of your passport and a photo ID with you.

What is the emergency number in Japan?

The local emergency number is 110 / 119. In a life-threatening emergency, call it before contacting your embassy.

Other countries in Asia and Middle East

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