New National Police Academy completed in Tokyo

New National Police Academy completed in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - A ceremony is held Sept. 4 to mark the completion of new school premises for the National Police Academy in Fuchu, western Tokyo. The school, built on a 68,000-square-meter plot once used by U.S. forces, is the educational center for officers who pass examinations qualifying them for promotion to police inspectors.

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