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Embassy of Timor Leste in Tokyo

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Discover Timor-Leste

"A Land of Untouched Beauty and Living History"

The Half-Island Nation

Located at the eastern end of the Lesser Sunda Islands, Timor-Leste is a country of stunning contrasts. From the rugged mountains of the interior, including the sacred Mount Ramelau, to the pristine coral reefs of Atauro Island, we offer one of the last untouched tropical paradises in the world.

Timor-Leste is part of the Coral Triangle, home to the highest biodiversity of marine life on Earth, making it a premier destination for world-class diving and whale watching expeditions.

Timor-Leste Nature

Our Gift to the World: Organic Coffee

Coffee is the lifeblood of our rural economy. Grown under the shade of indigenous trees in the high-altitude regions like Ermera and Maubisse, Timorese coffee is naturally organic and famous for its rich, smooth flavor profile that captivates connoisseurs globally.

Did you know?
Timor-Leste coffee is highly sought after by specialty roasters in Japan for its unique "Wild Timor" profile, characterized by its bright acidity and herbal notes.
Timor-Leste Specialty Coffee

Dili

Capital City

US Dollar

Official Currency

Tetum & Portuguese

Official Languages

May 20, 2002

Restoration of Independence

Cultural Heritage & Tais

Our culture is a vibrant blend of indigenous Austronesian traditions and centuries of Portuguese influence. One of our most prized treasures is Tais, a traditional hand-woven textile recently recognized by UNESCO for its cultural significance.

Tais is more than just fabric; it is a symbol of identity, used in ceremonies to welcome guests, mark life stages, and preserve the stories and heritage of our ancestors for future generations.

Timor-Leste Traditional Tais

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