Philippine Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Japan
1941 MARKED THE ESTABLISHMENT of the first Philippine Embassy in Japan under the Second Philippine Republic. Mr. Jorge Vargas was designated as the first Philippine Ambassador to Japan.
The first Japanese Embassy in the Philippines was established in October 1952 following the signing in September 1951 of the San Francisco Peace Treaty with Japan to formally end World War II. An agreement on Japan’s reparations for war damages was signed between Japan and the Philippines on 9 May 1956.
The following Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary have served in Tokyo and had been instrumental in the continued friendly Philippine-Japan relations.
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H.E. Romeo A. Arguelles
1998-2001 |
H.E. Alfonso T. Yuchengco |
H.E. Domingo L. Siazon, Jr.
1993-1995 [1st Term] |
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H.E. Ramon V. Del Rosario
1986-1992 |
H.E. Carlos J. Valdez
1978-1986 |
H.E. Roberto S. Benedicto
1972-1978 |
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H.E. Jose S. Laurel III
1966-1971 |
H.E. Jacinto C. Borja
1965-1966 |
H.E. Mauro Mendez
1962-1964 |
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H.E. Manuel A. Adeva
1958-1962 |
H.E. Felino Neri
1956-1958 |
H.E. Jorge Vargas |
