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本国驻日使领馆
本国驻日本的大使馆和总领事馆，是遇到困难时可以求助的地方。官方网站和社交媒体上，有时也会发布面向本国公民的通知和活动。地址和联系方式可以在日本外务省的名单中查到。
须知事项
How to find it
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs publishes a list of foreign embassies and consulates in Japan, grouped by region, with addresses and phone numbers.
- There is also an English list, “Foreign Missions in Japan”.
- If you are staying a while, note your embassy or consulate's official website and contact details soon after you arrive.
Notices and events
- Embassy and consulate websites and social media sometimes carry notices for their nationals, national-day and other events, and community gatherings.
- What is on, who may attend and whether you need to register differ by country and by event. Always check the official information from that embassy or consulate.
- This site does not list individual embassy events, because they change too often.
When you need help
- If you lose your passport, first report it to the police (a lost property report). Then ask your embassy or consulate how to have it reissued.
- Call 119 for sudden illness or injury and 110 for crime or accidents. JNTO's Japan Visitor Hotline answers 24 hours a day in English, Chinese and Korean. The number is on this site's “In trouble?” page.
官方信息
将打开外部网站。费用、时刻、日期请在此确认。
- List of foreign missions in Japan (in Japanese)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Foreign Missions in Japan
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- I lost my passport (FAQ)
Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department
- When you are feeling ill / Japan Visitor Hotline
Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)
活动日期、运行日、是否需要预约及营业时间可能变动。出发前请确认官方信息。