Kanto Regional Agricultural Administration Office, Regional agricultural administration office in Saitama, Japan.

The Kanto Regional Agricultural Administration Office is a government facility in Saitama that coordinates agricultural policy across the Kanto region. It provides guidance to farmers and oversees the application of national farming regulations at a regional level.

The office was set up in the postwar decades as Japan restructured its agricultural administration at the regional level. This allowed better coordination between prefectures and stronger support for farming communities across the Kanto area.

The office's name, Kanto Regional Agricultural Administration Office, appears in Japanese as 関東農政局 on signage at the Saitama New Urban Center Joint Government Building in Chuo Ward, Saitama. It oversees ten prefectures: all of Kanto plus Yamanashi, Nagano and Shizuoka. Prefectural bases include one in Mito, and field offices such as the Tone River system land improvement office in Kashiwa handle irrigation works.

This facility is a working administrative office and is not set up for general public visits. Anyone wishing to learn more about its programs should contact the office in advance to ask about any open sessions or public materials.

Despite being one of the most urbanized regions in the world, Kanto still produces locally grown vegetables sold in Tokyo markets, and this office helps coordinate that production. Few government offices have such a direct link to what people eat in the city every day.