Embassy of Japan

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1155 21st St NW

Washington, DC 20036

+1 (202) 238-6900

The Embassy of Japan in Washington, DC serves as the official diplomatic representation of Japan in the United States.

It facilitates communication and collaboration between the Japanese government and the US government, as well as provides consular services to Japanese citizens living in the US.

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Tom I.

9/30/2011

It's an embassy, and I'm sure there are nice side to it, but all I've seen at this place is outdated, very tight confind space with so many people inside working or drinking at early hour of day....

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