List of ambassadors of Japan to Argentina

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The List of Japanese ambassadors to Argentina started when Nakamura Takashi presented his credentials to the Argentine government in 1918.

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This is a chronological list of Japanese diplomats. [1] [2]

Inaugural dateOfficial position (Japanese)Official positionName (Japanese)Name
July 10, 1918臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim山崎 次郎Yamazaki Jirō
December 10, 1918特命全権公使 Minister Plenipotentiary 中村 巍Nakamura Takashi
January 8, 1921臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim山崎 次郎Yamazaki Jirō
November 17, 1921特命全権公使Minister Plenipotentiary中村 巍Nakamura Takashi
December 2, 1922臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim荒井 金太Arai Kinta
January 30, 1923臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim沢田 廉三 Sawada Renzō
March 18, 1924特命全権公使Minister Plenipotentiary諸井 六郎Moroi Rokurō
August 29, 1925臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim坂本 龍起Sakamoto Tatsuki
October 21, 1926特命全権公使Minister Plenipotentiary古谷 重綱Furuya Shigetsuna
March 21, 1928臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim越田 佐一郎Koshida Saichirō
September 24, 1928特命全権公使Minister Plenipotentiary山崎 次郎Yamazaki Jirō
February 22, 1932臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim宮腰 千葉太Miyakoshi Chibata
November 14, 1932特命全権公使Minister Plenipotentiary山崎 次郎Yamazaki Jirō
February 6, 1936臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim寺嶋 広文Terashima Hirofumi
December 10, 1937臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim福間 豊吉Fukuma Toyokichi
February 17, 1938特命全権公使Minister Plenipotentiary内山 岩太郎Uchiyama Iwatarō
September 14, 1940臨時代理公使Chargé d'affaires ad interim大森 元一郎Omori Genichirō
November 30, 1940臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim大森 元一郎Omori Genichirō
April 16, 1941特命全権大使 Ambassador 富井 周 Tomii Akira
January 26, 1944Second World War
April 28, 1952臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim高木 広一Takagi Hiroichi
January 3, 1953特命全権大使Ambassador大久保 利隆Ōkubo Toshitaka
September 10, 1955臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim佐藤 崎人Satō Sakito
November 23, 1955特命全権大使Ambassador井上 孝治郎Inoue Kōjirō
February 8, 1958臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim深井 龍雄Fukai Tatsuo
April 2, 1958特命全権大使Ambassador津田 正夫Tsuda Masao
February 15, 1963臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim瀧川 正久Takigawa Masahisa
October 7, 1963特命全権大使Ambassador田中 三男Tanaka Mitsuo
January 29, 1967臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim森 純造Mori Shunzo
February 24, 1967特命全権大使Ambassador河崎 一郎Kawasaki Ichirō
May 17, 1969臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim奈良 賀男Nara Yoshio
August 7, 1969特命全権大使Ambassador青木 盛夫Aoki Morio
May 5, 1971臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim奈良 賀男Nara Yoshio
July 14, 1971特命全権大使Ambassador服部 五郎Hattori Gorō
August 9, 1973臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim内田 園生Uchida Sonoo
September 19, 1973特命全権大使Ambassador針谷 正之Harigai Masayuki
August 17, 1975臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim北村 正志Kitamura Masashi
October 3, 1975特命全権大使Ambassador近藤 四郎Kondō Shirō
December 10, 1977臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim福吉 日出藏Fukuyoshi Hidezō
December 17, 1977特命全権大使Ambassador大和田 涉Ōwada Wataru
June 22, 1980臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim谷口 禎一Taniguchi Sadakazu
August 30, 1980特命全権大使Ambassador越智 啓介Ochi Keisuke
July 21, 1983臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim大島 弘輔Ōshima Hirosuke
September 2, 1983特命全権大使Ambassador斎木 千九郎Saiki Senkurō
March 13, 1987臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim石原 重孝Ishihara Shigetaka
April 2, 1987特命全権大使Ambassador山下 和夫Yamashita Kazuo
May 26, 1989臨時代理大使Chargé d'affaires ad interim石原 重孝Ishihara Shigetaka
July 11, 1989特命全権大使Ambassador藤本 芳男Fujimoto Yoshio

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  1. ↑ Nihon Gaikoshi Jiten, appendix (1979). p. 352.
  2. ↑ Nihon Gaikoshi Jiten, appendix (1992). pp. 65-66, 97.

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