Japanese-Ukrainian relations

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Japanese-Ukrainian relations

Japan	Ukraine

Japanese-Ukrainian relations are foreign relations between Japan and Ukraine. Japan recognized the Ukrainian state on December 28th, 1991. Diplomatic Relations were established on January 26th, 1992. Japan has an embassy in Kiev and Ukraine has an embassy in Tokyo.

[edit] See also

• Foreign relations of Japan
• Foreign relations of Ukraine

[edit] Links

• Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affaires about the relations with Ukraine
• Japanese embassy in Kiev
• Ukrainian embassy in Tokyo

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