Records of diplomatic relationship between Japan and foreign countries/Between Japan and UK

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Records of diplomatic relationship between Japan and foreign countries/Between Japan and UK

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Title: Records of diplomatic relationship between Japan and foreign countries/Between Japan and UK
Reference Code: B03030322100
Call Number in Holding Institution: 1.1.4.1-7_001（所蔵館：Diplomatic Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs）
Language: Japanese
Number of Images: 142
Organisation History: Ministry of Foreign Affairs

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1

[Organisation History]

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

[Date of Document Creation]

Meiji４１年１月～Meiji４１年１月

[Reference Code]

B03030322200
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1 From 5 January, 1908 to 29 December, 1915
[Number of Images]

50

[Creator]

Ambassador Komura in London // Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary stationed in U.K. Kato Takaaki // Hankou Consul Takahashi Kitsutaro // Ottawa Consul General Nakamura Takashi // Minister Plenipotentiary Ijuin in Beijing // London Charge d'affaires Yamaza // Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary in Germany Sugimura Koichi // Magong Minor Navy Station Office adjutant // Minister Kato // Baron Takaaki Kato // Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary stationed in U.K. Inoue Katsunosuke // Ambassador Inoue in London

[Organisation History]

Ministry of Foreign Affairs // Hankou the settlement exclusively managed by Japan administration office // Japanese Embassy in U.K. // Navy

[Date of Document Creation]

Meiji４１年１月５日～Taisho４年１２月２９日

[Reference Code]

B03030322300
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2 From 24 November, 1915 to 20 February, 1917
[Number of Images]

40

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Yada Chonosuke in Ottawa // Tianjin Consul General Matsudaira Tsuneo // Colonel Inagaki in London // Asahi Shimbun // Minister of Foreign Affairs Ishii // Ambassador Chinda in London // Toronto Consul General Yada // Calcutta Consul General Shinobu Jumpei // Minister Motono // Hong Kong Deputy Consul General, Consul Takahashi Shinji // Xiamen Consulate manager Diplomatic Clerk Akisu Ikusaburo

[Organisation History]

Ministry of Foreign Affairs // Ottawa Japanese Consulate General // Tianjin Japanese Consulate General // Hong Kong Japanese Consulate General // Xiamen Japanese Consulate

[Date of Document Creation]

Taisho４年１１月２４日～Taisho６年２月２０日

[Reference Code]

B03030322400
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3 From 12 March, 1917 to 5 August, 1926
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51

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Minister Motono // Ambassador Ishii in U.S.A. // Suzuki Eisaku, Consul General in Hong Kong // Sydney Consul General Shimizu Seisaburo // SYDNEY MORNIG HERALD // Singapore Consul General Yamazaki Heikichi // Ambassador Chinda in London // Minister of Foreign Affairs Uchida // Shimla Consul General Imai // Charge d'affaires Tokugawa in London // Hong Kong Consul General Takahashi Seiichi // Singapore Consul General Ukita Goji // Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary in U.S.A. Hanihara Masanao // Japanese Embassy in U.S.A. // Baltimore Sun // Calcutta Consul General Iwate // Ambassador in U.K. Hayashi // Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary stationed in U.K. Baron Matsui Keishiro

[Organisation History]

Ministry of Foreign Affairs // Japanese Embassy in U.S.A. // Hong Kong Japanese Consulate General // Sydney Japanese Consulate General // Singapore Japanese Consulate

[Date of Document Creation]

Taisho６年３月１２日～Taisho１５年８月５日

[Reference Code]

B03030322500
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Records of diplomatic relationship between Japan and foreign countries/Between Japan and UK

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1 From 5 January, 1908 to 29 December, 1915

2 From 24 November, 1915 to 20 February, 1917

3 From 12 March, 1917 to 5 August, 1926