The Japan National Police Agency (JNPA) is the central coordinating body for police operations in Japan. Established in 1948, it oversees the country's police forces, ensuring public safety and law enforcement. The agency is responsible for crime prevention, investigation, and maintaining order across the nation. The JNPA also plays a vital role in disaster response and management, collaborating with local police departments and other government agencies. It provides training, resources, and support to enhance the effectiveness of police services throughout Japan, ensuring a unified approach to security and public safety.