Japanese consulates in Hawaii

Hawaii is the whole of the Honolulu district, and the state with the deepest Japanese-American history in the country. The islands have no road network between them, so anyone outside Oahu reaches the consulate by air.

Which Japanese consulate covers Hawaii?

Hawaii is covered by Consulate-General of Japan in Honolulu, and that is the office that handles passports, visas, certificates and family register entries for anyone living here.

Consulate-General of Japan in Honolulu

Distance from each city in Hawaii

City	Consulate	Distance	Driving time
Hilo	Consulate-General of Japan in Honolulu	—	by air

The figures below are driving distances at the speed limit and with no traffic.

None of the places listed for Hawaii has a road link to its consulate: the journey is by air.

What you can settle without going

You can apply for the eVISA online if your nationality is not visa-exempt.

You can order a koseki copy from your registered domicile in Japan by mail.

You can get an apostille for a U.S. document from the Secretary of State of the issuing state, not from a Japanese consulate.

A single visit can often cover several services, so ask what else you can bring while you are there.

Not an official site. We gather what the Japanese offices publish, including the places where their own sources contradict each other, and point you back to them.