The Japanese Foreign Ministry, officially known as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), is responsible for Japan's diplomatic relations and international affairs. It manages Japan's foreign policy, oversees embassies and consulates, and engages in negotiations with other countries. The ministry plays a crucial role in promoting Japan's interests abroad and ensuring national security. The ministry also addresses global issues such as trade, climate change, and humanitarian aid. It works closely with international organizations like the United Nations and collaborates with other nations to tackle challenges that affect global stability and peace.