Embassy of Japan in Port-au-Prince, Haiti; address Hexagone 2nd floor, Corner of Clerveaux and Darguin Streets, Pétion-Ville; phone +50929185885. Head of…
Head of mission: Mr. Hiroyuki Makiuchi, Ambassador (as of 2017)
Japan offers a captivating mix of rich traditions and modern attractions, appealing to visitors with its cultural depth and natural beauty. Although the number of foreign tourists has been relatively low, those who do visit tend to spend significantly, indicating a strong engagement with the country's offerings. As a result, Japan could be an appealing destination for a segment of Haiti's 12 million population.
Japan is considered one of the safest countries for tourists, including those coming from Haiti. According to the Global Peace Index, Japan ranks 17th out of 160 countries, significantly safer than Haiti, which ranks 141st. In terms of crime statistics, Japan has a very low murder rate of 0.2 per 100,000 people, compared to Haiti's 13.0. Additionally, Japan has lower indices for organized crime and related activities, indicating a safer environment. For example, Japan scores 3.0 for state crime and 5.0 for human trafficking, while Haiti scores 7.0 and 6.5, respectively. Overall, tourists from Haiti can expect a much safer experience in Japan.