Japan's new ambassadors to Mozambique, Samoa

Combined photo shows Toshio Ikeda (L), Japan's consul general in Curitiba, Brazil and Shinya Aoki, consul general in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The Japanese government appointed Ikeda as ambassador to Mozambique and Aoki as envoy to Samoa on March 14, 2017, effective immediately. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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