Koban Police Box (交番 - Kōban)
The small neighborhood police sub-stations ('Koban') staffed by officers, located near train stations and major intersections. They handle directions, lost items, and serve as temporary safety shelters.
Derived from 'Kōban-sho' (alternating watch post) in the late 19th century. This highly effective community-policing system has been internationally studied and officially adopted in Brazil and Singapore.
Look for the red round light bulb indicating a Kōban. Walk inside to ask for directions, submit a lost item, or seek shelter if you feel followed or unsafe. Officers are highly friendly and helpful.
What is the small neighborhood police post staffed by officers located near train stations called?