Japan appoints envoys to Brunei, Greece, Denmark, Israel

Japan appoints envoys to Brunei, Greece, Denmark, Israel

TOKYO, Japan - Japan appointed new ambassadors to five countries, and to the United Nations on Aug. 1. (From L to R in top) Ambassador to Brunei Itsuo Hashimoto, Ambassador to Greece Takanori Kitamura, Ambassador to UNESCO Seiichi Kondo, (from L to R in bottom) deputy permanent representative to the United Nations Takahiro Shinyo, Ambassador to Denmark Masaki Okada and Ambassador to Israel Yoshinori Katori.

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