Simple shipping label, no name on it?

[showa tenno]

Hello dear friends,



I just bought this uniform that I've been looking for for years. It's the uniform of a Japanese ambassador but I don't know who he is

I bought it with its carrying case on which there was just the attached label. Maybe it's just a shipping label? with no name?

not understanding Japanese I am unable to know what is written.

Can you help me? Hopefully, the writing will be readable for you.

In the hope of getting an answer,

cordially,

Patrick

 

[Majestic]

img 7772 says:

上下帽子 Top, Bottom, Hat
大礼服 Court Uniform Court uniform and dress in the Empire of Japan - Wikipedia
シンコン官 Not sure what this is. My reading could be very wrong.
across the bottom 4組？？ (set of 4 pieces maybe?)

img 7774
カイロ Cairo (Kairo?)
カヒロ same as above, just spelled differently.

Across the top is a date 11.8.22 which should be Shōwa 11 (1936) August 22nd

 

[Toritoribe]

img7772
right end column
シンニン官（＝親任官）
an official appointed by the Emperor

bottom
チョッキ
vest

 

[Dentanmono]

If it is Cairo as in Egypt here's a list of the Japanese gov officials to Egypt, About us Looks like there wasn't an Ambassador until 1954 but it could belong to a Minister Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary. Doesn't ask me what that title means haha

 

[Toritoribe]

Yes, the owner of the uniform might be 横山正幸 Yokoyama Masayuki, the first Japanese Minister to Egypt. I found his picture in 1939 (the left one).

 

[showa tenno]

Hello dear friends,

Thank you all for all this valuable information. Your answers are nuggets !!!!

Thanks to "Majestic" and "Toritoribe" for these first translations and to "Dentanmono" for having found this trail to explore for Cairo and again to "Toritoribe" for this precious photo.

Through your research, the former owner of this uniform comes out of the shadow in which it has been for many years

You are very effective thanks to you I have a name (and cherry on the cake) a photo.

Toritoribe : Please how did you find this picture ?

Regards

Showa tenno

 

[Toritoribe]

Just by Google searching. I got Yokoyama's kanji name from a wikipedia page, and found a tweet containing the photo by googling with his kanji name 横山正幸.

The writer of the tweet said that the photo was taken at a wedding of Mohammad Shah Pahlavi in 1939. The right man in the photo, who was a Japanese diplomat in Iran at the time, is his grandfather. (The center is Lieutenant General Anami Korechika.)

Here's another photo of Yokoyama.

横山正幸 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书

zh.wikipedia.org