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List of Ambassadors of Japan to Finland : ウィキペディア英語版 | List of Ambassadors of Japan to Finland The List of Ambassadors of Japan to Finland started when Ryotarō Hata presented his credentials to the Finnish government in 1921. The Japanese government recognized Finland ''de facto'' on May 16, 1919, and ''de jure'' on January 27, 1921. Diplomatic relations between the Finnish and the Japanese governments were established on February 12, 1921, and were terminated on September 22, 1944, following Finland's defeat in the Second World War. They were reestablished in 1957. Between the two wars the Japanese Ministers Plenipotentiaries and Ambassadors to Finland were as follows: ==Non-resident Ambassadors (residing in Sweden)== 1. Ryotarō Hata (1921-1925)〔''Japanin Suomen-suurlähetystö'' (Embassy of Japan in Finland), ("''Japanin suurlähettiläät Suomessa'' (List of Japanese Ambassadors)" ); retrieved 2013-5-9. 〕 2. Matsuzo Nagai (1925-1930)〔 3. Kintomo Mushakoji (1930-1933)〔 4. Toshio Shiratori (1933-1936)〔
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