Law Enforcement in Japan - Strength

Strength

As of 2010, the total strength reached approximately 291,475 personnel. The NPA total is about 7,709 with 1,969 police officers, 901 Imperial guards and 4,839 civilians. The Prefectural police total is about 283,766 with 255,156 police officers and 28,610 civilians.

Nationwide, there are about 14,900 female police officers and about 11,800 female civilians.

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