Sobre la Embajada de Kenia en Tokio
La misión diplomática de la República de Kenia en Japón: servicios consulares, apoyo a la diáspora y diplomacia económica.
Who we are
Nuestra misión
To pursue the interests and values of the Kenyan people, both in Japan and at home, through effective diplomatic engagement in Japan.
Our vision
A peaceful, united and prosperous Mission, participating fully in a just and equitable world
Our values
- Patriotismo
- Excellence
- Team spirit
- Profesionalismo
- Discipline
- Honesty and Integrity
- Equity
- Timeliness
Our history
- 1963
Kenya and Japan established diplomatic relations in 1963 and the two countries have since enjoyed warm and cordial relations with resident diplomatic missions in their respective capitals at Ambassadorial level.
- 1964
Japan opened her Mission in Nairobi in 1964 and Kenya reciprocated in 1979.
- 1993
This was the very first time for the TICAD Conference to be held outside Japan since its inception in 1993.
- 2016
Currently, Kenya hosts one of the largest Japanese communities in Africa (about 800 as at October 2016).
- 2016
Kenya’s commitment to bolstering its engagement with Japan along the TICAD framework was demonstrated by the country hosting TICAD VI Summit on 27th – 28th August 2016 in Nairobi.
- 2018
By December 2018, there were over one hundred and four (104) Japanese companies operating in Kenya, of which 54 have physical presence in the country.
Qué hacemos
- Diplomatic Representation in Japan Implementation of Kenya Foreign Policy Promotion of bilateral relations with Japan Provide efficient consular services Promote and protect the interests of Kenya nationals in Japan Coordination with the Ministry headquarters; other Missions abroad and other Government of Kenya ministries and departments Liaise with public and private sector institutions and other stakeholders to promote economic and commercial cooperation Protocol matters
- Our Customers
- The Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs – Nairobi Ministries/Departments and Agencies of the Government of Kenya The people of Kenya Kenya Nationals in Japan The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and all other Government entities in Japan Foreign Missions and Regional and International Organizations in Japan The general public in Japan Visitors from Japan to Kenya Private sector and civil society in Japan and Kenya Academia and NGOs in Japan
To implement Kenya’s Foreign Policy and strengthen bilateral relations between Japan and Kenya.
Representing Kenya in Japan
The Kenya Embassy in Tokyo serves and protects Kenyans living, working and travelling in Japan, supports the diaspora, promotes trade and investment between the two countries, and represents Kenya's foreign-policy interests.
Kenya and Japan →Our team
Liderazgo de la Misión
Amb. (Pst.) Arthur Andambi
Kenia and Japan
Kenya and Japan established diplomatic relations in 1963 and the two countries have since enjoyed warm and cordial relations with resident diplomatic missions in their respective capitals at Ambassadorial level. Japan opened her Mission in Nairobi in 1964 and Kenya reciprocated in 1979.
- 1963
- Diplomatic relations established
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Qué traer
- Su número de referencia de reserva (reserve en línea antes de venir).
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Cuando estamos cerrados
La misión observa los días festivos de Kenia y los días festivos locales de Japón.
Kenyan public holidays
- 1 de junioDía de Madaraka
- 10 octDía de Utamaduni (Huduma)
- 20 oct.Día de Mashujaa
- 12 DicDía de Jamhuri
- 25–26 dic.Navidad y Día de San Esteban
- 1 EneDía de Año Nuevo
- VaríaViernes Santo, Lunes de Pascua y Eid
