Official Residence of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

The Official Residence of the Chief Justice stands as a governmental structure combining traditional Japanese architectural elements with contemporary design features.

Established following the creation of the modern Supreme Court in 1947, this residence represents the institutional separation of judicial power in post-war Japan.

The residence maintains formal reception areas where the Chief Justice hosts domestic and international legal representatives according to Japanese protocol.

Located at coordinates 35.6985°N and 139.738139°E, the residence provides living quarters and office space for the head of Japan's highest judicial authority.

This residence represents one of Japan's few official accommodations specifically designated for members of the judicial branch of government.

GPS coordinates: 35.69849,139.73810

Latest update: May 11, 2025 13:33