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British Consulate-General, Osaka
在大阪英国総領事館
Midosuji Grand Tower, where the Consulate-General is located
Map
LocationJapan Osaka, Japan
Address19th floor, Midosuji Grand Tower 3-5-1 Bakuromachi, Chūō-ku, Osaka 〒541-0059
Coordinates34°40′43″N 135°30′03″E / 34.67861°N 135.50083°E / 34.67861; 135.50083
Consul GeneralSarah Wooton
Websitegov.uk/world/organisations/british-consulate-general-osaka

The British Consulate-General in Osaka (在大阪英国総領事館, Zai-Ōsaka Eikoku Sōryōjikan) is the diplomatic mission responsible for representing the Government of the United Kingdom in Western Japan.[1]

Role

The primary role of the British Consulate-General in Osaka is to foster collaboration and trade between the UK and Japan. Representatives of the Department for International Trade Osaka and UK Science & Innovation Network in Japan are based at the consulate. Staff at the Consulate-General run events, build networks in Japanese industry, support UK companies to enter the Japanese market and contribute to crisis preparations for British nationals in Japan.[2]

Consular services for British nationals and visa applicants are provided by the British Embassy in Tokyo.[1]

Location

The offices of the British Consulate-General in Osaka are on the 19th floor of the Midosuji Grand Tower, located in the Bakuromachi 3-Chome area of Osaka's Chūō ward.

Consul-General

A Consul-General has represented the UK Government in Osaka since 1938. Before 1938, the Consul-General for Kansai was based in Kobe. Between 1938 and 1973, the Consul-General managed both the Osaka and Kobe missions.[3]

Head of mission  Tenure 
begins
 Tenure 
ends
 Title 
Alexander R. Ovens MBE  1938  1941 Consul-General, Osaka-Kobe
William J. Davies OBE  1941  1941 Consul-General, Osaka-Kobe
Diplomatic relations suspended due to World War II (1941-1945)
and the Allied Occupation of Japan (1945-1952)
Alan T. Oldham CBE  1953  1956 Consul-General, Osaka-Kobe
Dudley J. Cheke  1956  1958 Consul-General, Osaka-Kobe
Ronald G. H. Watts CBE  1958  1963 Consul-General, Osaka-Kobe
John O. Lloyd CBE  1963  1967 Consul-General, Osaka-Kobe
Robert M. John  1967  1971 Consul-General, Osaka-Kobe
Alexander H.B. Hermann  1971  1973 Consul-General, Osaka-Kobe
J. Russell Greenwood  1973  1977 Consul-General, Osaka
William K. Slatcher  1977  1980 Consul-General, Osaka
Rex G. Farrar  1980  1985 Consul-General, Osaka
Nicholas O. McCarthy OBE  1985  1990 Consul-General, Osaka
Gordon J. B. Williams  1990  1994 Consul-General, Osaka
David Cockerham CBE  1994  1998 Consul-General, Osaka
Rodney R. Cummins  1994  1998 Consul-General, Osaka
Neil K. Hook  2001  2005 Consul-General, Osaka
Paul F. Lynch  2005  2007 Consul-General, Osaka
Christopher C. Stuart  2007  2009 Consul-General, Osaka
Simon J. Fisher  2009  2013 Consul-General, Osaka

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "British Consulate General Osaka - GOV.UK". GOV.UK. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. Retrieved 20 August 2021.
  2. ^ "FCO Local Posts - Trade Adviser". fco.tal.net. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. Retrieved 20 August 2021.
  3. ^ Mackie, Colin (2017). "A Directory of British Diplomats" (PDF). gulabin.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 12 December 2017.