Embassy of Japan in Beirut, Lebanon; address Serail Hill Area, Army St., بيروت; phone +9611989751. Head of mission: Mr. Yokota Kenji.
Head of mission: Mr. Yokota Kenji, Ambassador (as of 2026)
Japan offers a captivating mix of rich traditions and modern innovation, appealing to those seeking cultural and natural experiences. Although the number of Lebanese tourists is relatively low, the high spending per visitor indicates that those who do travel to Japan are highly engaged. Thus, it holds potential as an attractive destination for a segment of Lebanon's population of approximately 6 million.
Japan is considered one of the safest countries for tourists, including those from Lebanon. According to the Global Peace Index, Japan ranks 17th out of 160 countries, significantly safer than Lebanon, which ranks 132nd. In terms of crime statistics, Japan has a notably low murder rate of 0.2 per 100,000 people, compared to Lebanon's 1.9. Additionally, Japan's organized crime indices indicate a lower prevalence of various crimes, such as state crime (3.0 for Japan vs. 9.5 for Lebanon) and arms trafficking (3.0 for Japan vs. 7.5 for Lebanon). Overall, tourists from Lebanon can feel secure while visiting Japan, given its low crime rates and high safety rankings.