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A historic red-brick building with ornate architecture, featuring large windows and intricate detailing. Two Japanese flags are prominently displayed in the foreground. A group of people is seen walking, indicating a lively atmosphere. The building is set against a clear blue sky, and there is a modern high-rise partially visible in the background.
Facilitating official dialogues between Myanmar and Japanese government representatives.
A protestor holds several signs demanding freedom for the people of Myanmar. The signs are bright green with illustrations and messages. Other individuals are partially visible, one wearing a traditional hat.
Providing timely press releases and official statements to the public.
A person holds a vibrant protest sign that reads 'We Don't Accept Military Coup' with a graphic of two hands breaking a rifle, set against a clear blue sky. The background features colorful rainbow flags and other signs, indicating a protest or demonstration setting.
Providing timely press releases and official statements to the public.

About Us

The National Unity Government Representative Office in Japan serves as the official diplomatic channel, fostering transparency and communication.
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A symmetrical display of international flags lines a pathway leading to a large, official building with the inscription 'United Nations' on its facade. The flags are numerous and vibrant, representing various countries, creating a sense of global unity and diplomacy. The setting is formal and the day appears cloudy, contributing to a solemn atmosphere.

Location

Situated in Tokyo, Japan

Address

697 Hilltop Street, Springfield, MA, USA

Map

9am – 6pm