Consulate-General of Japan in Hagåtña

The Consulate-General is physically in Tamuning, not at its Hagåtña postal address. The office lists Suite 604, ITC Building, 590 South Marine Corps Drive, Tamuning, Guam 96913. Its separate mailing address is P.O. Box AG Hagatna GU 96932. The official page names UEDA Susumu as Consul-General and gives two telephone numbers for enquiries.

Check jurisdiction before assembling documents: the Embassy’s current directory assigns Guam to Hagåtña and the Northern Mariana Islands to Saipan’s Consular Office. General office hours are weekdays 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. and 1:30–5:15 p.m.; consular service ends at 4:30 p.m. The official holiday calendar lists additional closures, so confirm the date and relevant section before travelling.

For Japanese nationals, the consular catalogue covers new, replacement and lost passports, online passport applications, certificates for residence, birth, marriage and signatures, and online applications for eligible certificates. It also lists family-register and nationality notifications, overseas residence registration for stays of three months or longer, overseas voting, safety information and assistance. Each procedure has its own form and evidence requirements; the overview helps identify the route but is not a substitute for the specific checklist.

Visas for travel to Japan are separate from assistance to Japanese nationals. The Guam post says applicants must reside in Guam and apply in person. Visa reception is listed on weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30–4:30 p.m.; the minimum processing time is four business days, and some cases take longer. Documents depend on nationality and travel purpose. Fee-bearing cases require exact cash, and the schedule effective July 1, 2026 should be checked before payment.

The official social-media page links the institution’s Facebook, Instagram and YouTube accounts. We could not confirm one unique Google Maps listing corresponding specifically to the consular suite, so we do not transfer reviews from the tower or another tenant. Before going, confirm that your residence falls under this post, check whether your specific procedure requires an appointment, and verify that the office is open.

Services listed by the office

• Japanese passports, including new, renewal, lost-passport and online application procedures
• Consular certificates and online applications for eligible documents
• Family-register and nationality notifications
• Overseas residence registration, overseas voting, safety guidance and assistance
• Japan visa applications for Guam residents; in-person submission and category-specific documents