Japan–Syria relations

Japan–Syria relations

Japan–Syria relations refers to the bilateral relationship between the two countries, Japan and Syria. Japan has an embassy in Damascus, and Syria has an embassy in Tokyo.

ee also

* Embassy of Syria in Tokyo


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