Dibangun kembali pada 1990an, kedutaan besar Jepang di Jalan Hiroshima di Berlin aslinya dibangun dari 1938 sampai 1942, dan menjadi sebuah lambang hubungan Jepang-Jerman sejak saat itu.Kedutaan Besar Jerman di Jepang
Hubungan Jepang dan Jerman didirikan pada 1860 dengan kunjungan kedutaan besar pertama ke Jepang dari Prusia (sebelum pembentukan Kekaisaran Jerman pada 1871). Jepang yang melakukan modernisasi setelah Restorasi Meiji pada 1867, sering menggunakan model-model Jerman dalam pertukaran kebudayaan dan pengetahuan. Setelah 1900, Jepang bersekutu dengan Inggris, dan Jerman dan Jepang menjadi bermusuhan pada Perang Dunia I. Jepang mendeklarasikan perang kepada Jerman pada 1914
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