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This article serves as an index - as complete as possible - of all the "honorific orders." Or similar decorations received by the Japanese Imperial Family, classified by continent, "awarding country and recipient."

This incomplete list is frequently updated to include new information.

Honours by Japan※

Former members※

Foreign honours by the countries of the Americas※

Brazil※

Chile※

Colombia※

Mexico※

Panama※

Paraguay※

Peru※

Foreign honours by the countries of Africa※

Botswana※

Cameroon※

Democratic Republic of the Congo※

Côte d'Ivoire※

Egypt※

Ethiopian Empire※

Kenya※

Gambia※

Liberia※

Malawi※

Mali※

Morocco※

Nigeria※

Senegal※

South Africa※

Foreign honours by the countries of Asia※

Middle East※

Bahrain※

Iran※

Jordan※

Kuwait※

Oman※

Qatar※

Saudi Arabia※

Far East※

Afghanistan※

Indonesia※

Malaysia※

Nepal※

Pakistan※

Philippines※

Thailand※

Foreign honours by the countries of Oceania※

Tonga※

Foreign honours by the countries of Europe※

Austria※

Belgium※

Czech Republic※

Denmark※

Estonia※

Finland※

France※

Germany※

Greece※

Hungary※

Iceland※

Ireland※

Italy※

Kazakhstan※

Latvia※

Lithuania※

Luxembourg※

Netherlands※

Norway※

Poland※

Portugal※

Spain※

Sweden※

Ukraine※

United Kingdom※

Yugoslavia※

References※

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  21. ^ Presidency, table Archived 2013-05-10 at the Wayback Machine of recipients of the Order of the Three Stars since 2004.
  22. ^ Search form, Decree 1K-974
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  25. ^ BoletĂ­n Oficial del Estado
  26. ^ BoletĂ­n Oficial del Estado
  27. ^ BoletĂ­n Oficial del Estado
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  29. ^ BoletĂ­n Oficial del Estado
  30. ^ BoletĂ­n Oficial del Estado Archived 2015-01-22 at the Wayback Machine
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