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Kansai American Center Reference Service


The Kansai American Center Reference Service provides research and reference services for Japanese officials, scholars, journalists, researchers, and professionals on various aspects of United States policy: international relations, especially U.S.-Japan economic and security relations, U.S. society, values and politics, and global issues.

Please Note: We do NOT answer inquiries concerning visas and immigration. All such inquiries must be referred to "Visas to the U.S.".

Visa Information Operator Service  　Call   03-5354-4033



Contact Us

  • Address:   Consulate General of the United State of America, Osaka-Kobe 2-11-5 Nishitenma, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-8543

  • Telephone:   06-6315-5970   (Monday-Friday 13:00-17:00)

  • Fax:   06-6315-5980

  • Hours:   Monday-Friday 13:00-17:00 (by appointment only)

  • Closed on weekends and both Japanese and American Holidays.

  • Map:   Of the Kansai American Center, showing the most convenient train and subway stations

  • Notice:   Security Procedures for Entering the Consulate



Sampling of References Materials Available

Please contact the Reference Service for further availability of materials.

Redsquare Online Catalog

Redsquare Pamphlets (Current Reports)

Redsquare Periodicals

Redsquare "eJournalUSA"

Redsquare "infoUSA"

Redsquare ACRS Core Collection

Redsquare Databases

Redsquare "U.S. Information Alert"

Redsquare Resources on American Culture and Society
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