Belgium in Japan

Embassy of Belgium in Tokyo, Japan; address Nibancho 5-4, Chiyoda-ku, 102-0084, Chiyoda City; phone +81332620191. Head of mission: Mr. Antoine Evrard. Plus…

Consulate of Belgium in Fukuoka, Japan

  • Address: c/o Fukuoka Bank, Fukuoka Financial Group; Honsha Bldg. 8-3 Otemon 1 Chome, Chuo-ku, 810-8693 Fukuoka
  • Phone: +81927232131
  • Fax: +81927215799

Head of mission: Mr Tani Masaaki, Honorary Consul (as of 2015)

Consulate of Belgium in Osaka, Japan

  • Address: c/o Daikin Industries Ltd; Umeda Center Bldg., 2-4-12 Nakazaki-Nishi; Kita-ku, 530-8323 Osaka
  • Phone: +81663734582
  • Fax: +81663734394

Head of mission: Mr Morimoto Tsutomu, Honorary Consul (as of 2015)

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Belgium as a destination for visitors from Japan?

Belgium is an appealing destination for Japanese visitors due to its rich cultural heritage and modern attractions. The country's historical significance, stunning architecture, and charming cities like Brussels, Bruges, and Antwerp contribute to its allure. With around 500,000 Japanese traveling abroad annually, a portion of this group may find Belgium an intriguing place to explore.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Belgium for tourists coming from Japan?

Belgium is generally safe for tourists, including those from Japan. According to the Global Peace Index, Belgium ranks 16th out of 160 countries, while Japan is slightly higher at 17th, indicating comparable safety levels. However, Belgium ranks 39th in safety when walking alone at night among 40 European countries, suggesting some caution is advisable in certain areas after dark. In terms of crime statistics, Belgium has a murder rate of 1.1 per 100,000 people, compared to Japan's low rate of 0.2. Other organized crime indices show that Belgium has a higher prevalence of certain crimes, such as cocaine and synthetic drug trade, compared to Japan. Nonetheless, overall, Belgium remains a safe destination for tourists, and visitors should take standard precautions as they would in any country.

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