Jamaica–Japan relations

Jamaica-Japan relations

Jamaica	Japan

Jamaica–Japan relations are the bilateral relations between, Jamaica and Japan. Both countries have established diplomatic relations on March 16, 1964. There are 316 people of Jamaican descent living in Japan and there are 158 people of Japanese descent living in Jamaica.^[1][2]

References

External links

• Embassy of Japan in Jamaica
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan

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