A consul, who recognizes a fact falling under any of the items of Article 2 outside Japanese territory, shall immediately collect evidences and make a report thereon to an Investigator of the Marine Accident Investigators' Office.
When an ambassador, minister, consul or official in charge of a consular mission of a member state, or a public official of a member state designated by the member state requests an interview with an outgoing sentenced person to verify whether or not the sentenced person consents to the outgoing transfer under Treaties, the warden of the penal institution shall honor the request.
Among the dead were the consul general and his personal assistant.
犠牲者の中には総領事とその個人秘書が含まれていた。
In 1976 he served as Consul General in San Francisco, then in 1988 as Ambassador to Peru with concurrent accreditation to Bolivia, Columbia, Ecuador and Venezuela.
In front of the Vice-Consul, you'll state your name, date of birth, address, passport number, and other vital information, and then swear that according to the laws of the state you live in, there exist no obstacles to marrying a Japanese woman.
Never in his wildest dreams though, did he imagine that one day he would be made Honorary Consul of Mauritius, of the small multi-cultural island located in the Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar.
(2) The documents set forth in the preceding paragraph shall be certified by the competent government agency or consul in Japan of the foreign company's own state or any other competent authority.
Two Japanese nationals in a foreign country who intend to marry may give notification to the Japanese ambassador a minister of legation or consul stationed in that country. In this case, the provisions of the preceding two Articles shall apply mutatis mutandis.
A young man, who has lived in Japan for a year and who has a reputation for speaking Japanese well, is asked to thank the Consul General in Japanese after his talk.
(1) The examination of evidence to be conducted in a foreign state shall be commissioned to the competent government agency of that state or the Japanese ambassador, minister or consul stationed in that state.
A service to be made in a foreign state shall be made as commissioned by the presiding judge to the competent government agency of that state or the Japanese ambassador, minister or consul stationed in that state.
If a Japanese national in a foreign country intends to adopt, or to be adopted by , another Japanese national in that country, notification of adoption may be made to the Japanese ambassador, minister or consul acting in that country. In this case, the provisions of Article 739 applied mutatis mutandis to Article 799 and the provision of the preceding Article shall apply mutatis mutandis.