List of Japanese ambassadors in Russia

The Japanese embassy is located at Грохольский переулок 27 in Moscow .

history

In 1939, self-defense forces and the Red Army fought hard on the Manchurian-Mongolian border with the Soviet Union . On April 13, 1941, a Japanese-Soviet neutrality pact was signed in Moscow . The two governments had agreed on January 20, 1925 in a treaty to establish diplomatic relations and to extend the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth . In two additional protocols to this treaty, Japan had agreed to withdraw its troops from the part of Sakhalin belonging to northern Russia, while concessions for the exploitation and development of mineral oil and for the production of coal were granted in this area .

Appointment / accreditation	Surname	Japanese writing	Remarks	appointed during the reign of	Prime Minister of Russia	Leave post
1874	Enomoto Takeaki	榎 本 武揚		Meiji	Alexander II	1878
1880	Yanagihara Maehikari	柳 原 前 光				1883
1883	Hanabusa Yoshitada	花房 義 質	Hanabusa Yoshitada		Alexander III	1886
1886	Nishi Tokujirō	西 徳 二郎	Nishi Tokujirō	Itō Hirobumi		1896
1897	Hayashi Tadasu	林 董	Hayashi Tadasu	Matsukata Masayoshi	Nicholas II	1900
1900	Komura Jutaro	小 村 壽 太郎		Itō Hirobumi
1900	Chinda Sutemi	珍 田捨 巳	Chinda Sutemi	Itō Hirobumi		1901
1901	Kurino Shinichiro	栗 野 慎 一郎	Kurino Shinichiro	Katsura Taro		1904
1905	Russo-Japanese War					1905
1906	Motono Ichirō	本 野 一郎	Motono Ichirō	Saionji Kimmochi		1916
1916	Uchida Kosai	内 田 康 哉		Terauchi Masatake		1918
1917	October Revolution				Alexander Fyodorovich Kerensky	1924
1925	Tanaka Tokichi	田中 都 吉	Tanaka Tokichi	Kiyoura Keigo	Alexei Ivanovich Rykov	1930
1930	Hirota Kōki	広 田弘毅		Hamaguchi Osachi	Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Molotov	1932
1932	Ota Tamekichi	太 田 為 吉		Saitō Makoto		1936
1936	Shigemitsu Mamoru	重 光 葵		Hirota Kōki		1938
1938	Tōgō Shigenori	東 郷 茂 徳		Hayashi Senjūrō		1940
1940	Yoshitsugu Tatekawa	建 川 美 次	Yoshitsugu Tatekawa	Yonai Mitsumasa		1942
1942	Satō Naotake	佐藤 尚武		Konoe Fumimaro	Joseph Stalin	1946
1947	Japanese-Soviet declaration			Katayama Tetsu		1956
1957	Kadowaki kiko	門 脇 季 光		Kishi Nobusuke	Nikolai Alexandrovich Bulganin	1961
1961	Yamada Hisanari	山田 久 就		Ikeda Hayato	Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev	1963
1963	Takezo Shimoda	下田 武 三				1965
1965	Toru Nakagawa	中 川 融		Satō Eisaku	Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev	1970
1971	Nizeki Kinya	新 関 欽 哉				1973
1974	Akira Shigemitsu	重 光 晶		Miki Takeo		1978
1978	Sakanahon chikuzen	魚 本 藤 吉 郎		Ōhira Masayoshi		1982
1982	Takashima Masuro	高 島 益 郎		Nakasone Yasuhiro		1984
1984	Katori YasushiMamoru	鹿 取 泰 衛		Nakasone Yasuhiro	Konstantin Ustinowitsch Tschernenko	1987
1987	Toshiaki Muto	武 藤 利昭		Takeshita Noboru	Andrei Andreevich Gromyko	1990
1990	Sumio Edamura	枝 村 純 郎		Kaifu Toshiki	Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev	1994
1994	Koji Watanabe	渡 辺 幸 治		Murayama Tomiichi	Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin	1996
1996	Toko Takehiro	都 甲 岳洋		Hashimoto Ryūtaro		1999
1999	Minoru Tamba	丹波 實		Obuchi Keizo		2002
2002	Issei Nomura	野村 一 成	Issei Nomura	Koizumi Jun'ichirō	Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin	2006
2006	Yasuo Saitō	齋藤 泰 雄		Abe Shinzo		2009
2009	Masaharu Kono	河野 雅 治	Masaharu Kono	Hatoyama Yukio	Dmitri Anatolyevich Medvedev	2011
2011	Chikahito Harada	原田 親 仁		Noda Yoshihiko

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Manfred P. Emmes, The Foreign Policies of the USA , Japan and Germany in Mutual Influence from the Middle of the 19th to the End of the 20th Century, p . 137
2. ↑ ru.emb-japan.go.jp