Junichi Maruyama

Embassy of Japan in Belgrade headed by Ambassador H.E. Junichi Maruyama hosted at the ambassadorial Residence the representatives of the Japanese companies and their...

Embassy of Japan in Belgrade headed by Ambassador H.E. Junichi Maruyama hosted at the ambassadorial Residence the representatives of the Japanese companies in Serbia. Read more

On 1st February 2019, the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement entered into force, covering a population of 635 million people, 30% of world GDP and...

Seven new members of the JBAS Board of Directors were elected at the V regular General Assembly session.   V regular General Assembly session of the...

The visit of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe to Serbia after 31 years was truly epoch-making. As a result, young Japanese volunteers will soon arrive in Serbia, while some Japanese companies have started recognising the benefits of Serbia. Our embassy is willing to help these initiatives.

The Embassy of Japan in Serbia marked the 85th birthday of the Japanese Emperor Akihito. Reception held at the Belgrade's Metropol Hotel hosted by the Embassy...

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dačić and Japanese Ambassador to Serbia H.E. Junichi Maruyama said during today's talks that...

President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić hosted today the delegation of Japan Tobacco International (JTI), led by Chairman of the Japan Tobacco Group Yasutake Tango, and expressed his gratitude for launching the new production line in Senta factory

Ambassador of Japan to the Republic of Serbia H.E. Junichi Maruyama and the Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia and Interior Minister...

Embassy of Japan in cooperation with Japan Free Trade Commission (JFTC), Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the Commission for Protection of Competition organised...

Ambassador of Japan H.E.Junichi Maruyama held an annual Business networking lunch for the representatives of the Japanese companies and their partner-companies in Serbia.

It is important that the country name of Serbia will be much more highly penetrated into the Japanese society due to the Prime minister’s visit. Back in Japan, there must have been a lot of news reporting about the visit. So, ordinary Japanese people will hear more on Serbia; that it is a peaceful country now, that the warfare is over and that they could now consider traveling or investing in Serbia now. That might bring a good opportunity – H. E. Junichi Maruyama

The special jury award was given to a student of the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, Teodora Danilović, whose project is entitled on the topic "Why I love Japan".

On the occasion of the Competition Day, the Commission for Protection of Competition organised the international conference on New Competition Agenda.

Japan Tobacco International and the Embassy of Japan have launched Sakura scholarships to encourage students and researchers in Serbia to explore Japan.

The second Balkan JapanBowl, a competition for students and pupils in knowledge of Japanese language and culture, was held Belgrade