Study on the Japanese Diplomacy Architectures Before World War Ii (Part 2) : The Diplomacy Architectures and Police Policy in Kando (East Manchuria) | Synapse
July 3, 2026Open Access
Study on the Japanese Diplomacy Architectures Before World War Ii (Part 2) : The Diplomacy Architectures and Police Policy in Kando (East Manchuria)
The article aims to explore the historical relationship between architecture and police policy in Japan prior to World War II.
Investigated the historical context of Japanese diplomacy.
Analyzed characteristics of architecture in Kando (East Manchuria).
Examined the impact of police policy on architectural development.
Identified key architectural features linked to diplomatic strategies.
Uncovered variations in police policy and their influence on local architecture.
Demonstrated the interconnectedness of state policy and architectural design.
Abstract
This range of articles investigates the history, characteristics, and especially the relatedness between the architecture and the police policy before the World War II in Japan.