List of Japanese institutions (1930–45)

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Japanese Central Government

Imperial affairs

• Imperial Household Ministry
  • Privy Council (Japan)
  • Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal of Japan

Legislature

• Diet of Japan
  • House of Peers
  • House of Representatives of Japan
• Imperial Rule Assistance Association

Cabinet

• Prime Minister of Japan
• Ministry of War of Japan
• Ministry of the Navy of Japan
• Munitions Ministry (Japan)
• Ministry of Education, Science and Culture (Japan)
• Ministry of Welfare (Japan)
• Foreign Affairs Ministry
• Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
• Ministry of Finance (Japan)
• Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (Japan)
• Railway Ministry (Japan)
• Home Ministry
• Ministry of Justice (Japan)
• Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (Japan)
• Governor-General of Korea
• Governor-General of Taiwan
• Governor-General of Kwantung
• Ministry of Colonial Affairs
• Ministry of Greater East Asia
• South Pacific Mandate
• Governor of the South Pacific Mandate

Judicial

• Supreme Court of Judicature of Japan
• Tokyo High Court
• Tokyo District Court

National security institutions

• Imperial General Headquarters
• Supreme War Council (Japan)
• Imperial Japanese Army General Staff Office
• Imperial Japanese Army
• Kwantung Army
• Imperial Japanese Army Academy
• Army War College (Japan)
• Imperial Japanese Navy
• Imperial Japanese Navy General Staff
• Imperial Japanese Navy Academy
• Naval War College (Japan)
• Imperial Guard of Japan
• Inspectorate General of Military Training
• Kempeitai (Army Military Police)
• Tokkeitai (Navy Military Police)
• Tokko
• Keishicho
• Koban (police box)
• Inspectorate General of Aviation
• Tachikawa Army Arsenal
• Sagami Army Arsenal
• Osaka Army Arsenal
• Yokosuka Naval Arsenal
• Omura Naval Arsenal
• Koza Naval Arsenal
• Kasumigara Naval Arsenal
• Aomori Naval Arsenal

Political organizations related to government

• Tonarigumi
• Imperial Youth Federation
• Imperial Youth Corps
• Imperial Volunteer Corps
• Nation Service Society
• Showa Kenkyukai

Informative government agencies

• Domei-Tsushin Press Agency
• Radio Tokyo

Other associations and groups

• Japan Olympic Association
• Japanese Red Cross
• Boy Scouts of Nippon

Newspapers

• Asahi Shimbun
• Chunichi Shimbun
• Hokkaido Shimbun
• Japan Times
• Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun
• Osaka Mainichi Shimbun
• Hochi Shimbun
• Nihon Keizai Shimbun
• Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun
• Nishinippon Shimbun
• Sankei Shimbun
• Tokyo Shimbun
• Yomiuri Shimbun

Educational institutions

• National school public system (Kokumin Gakkou)
• Imperial university system
  • Tokyo Imperial University
  • Kyoto Imperial University
  • Osaka Imperial University
  • Nagoya Imperial University
  • Kyushu Imperial University
  • Hokkaido Imperial University
  • Keijo Imperial University
  • Taihoku Imperial University
• Gakushuin Peers School

Scientific research

• RIKEN

Official Religious institutions

• State Shinto
  • Yasukuni Jinja

Nationalized businesses

• Bank of Chosen
• Bank of Taiwan
• Central Bank of Manchou
• Chosen Railway Company
• East Asia Travel Corporation
• East Chinese Railway
• Imperial Japanese Airways
• Karafuto Mining and Railway Company
• Manchurian Industrial Development Company
• Manshukoku Hikoki Seizo KK
• Manshukoku Koku KK
• Nanyo Kohatsu Kabushiki Kaisha (South Seas Development Company)
• Yawata Iron & Steel Company
• Nippon Yusen
• Showa Steel Works
• South Manchuria Railway
• Taiwan Takushoku Kabushiki Kaisha

Private nationalist organizations

• Aikoku Kinroto (The Patriotic Labor Party)
• Aikoku Seiji Domei (Patriotic Government League)
• Aikoku Taishu-to (Patriotic Mass Party)
• Aikyojuku (Native-Land-Loving School)
• Bokyoteishintai (Devoted Squad Defending Against Communism)
• Dai Nippon Sekisei-kai (Great Japan Sincerity Association)
• Dai Nippon Kokusai (Great Japan Spirit or Essence Society)
• Dai Nippon Seigi-dan (Great Japan Justice Society)
• Dai Nippon Seinen-to (Great Japan Youth Party)
• Dai Nippon Seisanto (Japan Production Party)
• Daiko-sha (Great Work Society or Great Unification Society)
• Dobunkai
• Dokuritsu Seinen Sha (Independence Youth Society)
• Futabakai( Futabakai)
• Genyosha/(Black Ocean Society)
• Goko-kai (Society for Protection of the Emperor)
• Gyochisa (The Society of Action)
• Hoirusha Kai (Military Service Man's League)
• Jinmmu Kai (Jimmu Society)
• Kakusei-kai
• Kaigun Kyokai (Navy League)
• Kakumeiso (Society of the Cry of the Crane)
• Kanzan So (The Mountain of Sweat Society)
• Kayosha (National Assembly Pressure Group)
• Kenki-kai (Imperial Flag Society)
• Kenkokukai (Society for the Foundation of the State)
• Ketsumeidan (Blood Brotherhood)
• Kokumin Domei (National Alliance)
• Kokuryu-kai/Black Dragon Society
  • Roninkai (Black Dragon Society intelligence branch in Mongolia, 1908)
  • Yurinkai (Black Dragon Society section for supporting Sun Yat-Sen in China)
• Yuzonsha
• Kokkyo Semmei-dan (National Principle Society)
• Kokka Shakai Shugi Gakumei (The National Socialist League)
• Kokuhonsha (Basis of the Country Society or The National Foundations Society),
• Kokuikai (The Society for the Maintenance of National Prestige)
• Meikoku-kai (Illustrious Virtue Society)
• Naichi-Gaiko-Sakushin Domei (League for the Improvement of Administration and Diplomacy)
• Nihon Kokusui Kai (Japanese Patriotic Society)
• Minami no kai(Society of the South)
• Nomin Kesshitai (The Death Defying Farmers' Band)
• Sakurakai (Cherry Blossom Society)
• San Roku Kurabu (The '36 Club)
• Sekka Boshidan (Anti-Red League)
• Tenketo Kai (Heaven Spade Party)
• Tenyukyo (Society of the Celestial Salvation of the Oppressed, a Genyosha subordinate group)
• Tohokai (Far East Society)
• Yamato Minro-kai (Japanese National Society)

See also

• List of Japanese political figures in early Showa period