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Infrastructure and Transportation in Kasumigaseki in which the Japan Coast Guard Headquarter is located... Infrastructure and Transportation in Kasumigaseki in which the Japan Coast Guard Headquarter is located... in which the Japan Coast Guard Headquarter is located... The Japan Coast Guard is led by Commandant Ishikawa Hiroki and 2 Vice Commanders... its English name was changed to Japan Coast Guard in April 2000... List of Japan Coast Guard vessels and aircraft... List of Japan Coast Guard vessels and aircraft...

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