Police Stations in Japan
The national police emergency number in Japan is 110. Japan's police system is organized through the National Police Agency (NPA) which oversees 47 prefectural police departments. Police boxes (Koban) and residential police boxes (Chuzaisho) serve as community policing outposts.
We have 13,250 real, government-verified police stations on file for Japan — searchable by state and city below.
Police Stations & Headquarters
Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department – KeishichoHQ
2-1-1 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, 100-8929
📞 +81 3-3581-4321www.keishicho.metro.tokyo.lg.jpPolice Stations by Prefectures
13,250 stations across 47 prefectures
618 stations
107 stations
73 stations
537 stations
248 stations
153 stations
387 stations
85 stations
262 stations
215 stations
332 stations
485 stations
761 stations
163 stations
195 stations
118 stations
166 stations
250 stations
640 stations
132 stations
Kumamoto
345 stations
241 stations
218 stations
188 stations
120 stations
252 stations
206 stations
117 stations
163 stations
325 stations
178 stations
761 stations
152 stations
435 stations
197 stations
211 stations
405 stations
202 stations
177 stations
1,363 stations
125 stations
162 stations
199 stations
128 stations
279 stations
174 stations
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Police station contact details, addresses, and operating information may change. We aim to keep listings accurate and encourage visitors to report outdated information. For urgent situations, always confirm emergency instructions with the appropriate local authority.