Embassy of Lebanon in Japan

The Embassy of Lebanon in Tokyo, Japan is at 2-6-9 Higashiyama, Pastel City Higashiyama #101, 153-0043 Meguro City; phone +81351149950; email ambaliba@cronos.ocn.ne.jp; website tokyo.mfa.gov.lb/japan/english/home.

Mr. Nidal Yehya is the Ambassador of Lebanon to Japan.

The Embassy of Lebanon in Tokyo, Japan is open Mon–Fri 09:00–12:00, 13:00–16:00.

Citizens of Japan can get a visa on arrival in Lebanon. Check the rules with the embassy of Lebanon before travelling.

Lebanon offers a unique blend of rich cultural heritage, beautiful natural landscapes, and modern attractions, making it a distinctive travel destination. Although tourist arrivals have fluctuated, the country's historical significance and vibrant social scene continue to appeal to international visitors. With around 500,000 Japanese traveling abroad annually, some may find Lebanon an intriguing option.

Lebanon's safety for tourists, including those from Japan, can be a concern. The Global Peace Index ranks Lebanon 132nd out of 160 countries, significantly lower than Japan, which ranks 17th.

In terms of crime statistics, Lebanon has a murder rate of 1.9 per 100,000 people, compared to Japan's very low rate of 0.2. Additionally, various organized crime indices indicate higher levels of crime in Lebanon, particularly in state crime (9.5) and foreign crime (8.0), compared to Japan's much lower scores (3.0 and 5.0, respectively).

While Lebanon offers rich cultural experiences, travelers should remain aware of these safety concerns and stay informed about local conditions.