Profile

"I am SAKAIZAWA Masato, 58 years old, originally from Hachinohe City, assigned to Misawa Police Station on March 24, 2025. I like fishing. I've come back to Misawa City for the first time in 52 years, since I lived in this city in my childhood."

My determination for 2025

Our staff will work hard with our related organizations for prevention of crime and traffic accident so that everyone in our jurisdiction can live in safety and security.

Chief's Tweets

Best Wishes for Continued Successes
We held a ceremony for the transferring police officers in the chief's room on March 27, 2025.
I want them to make use of their experiences in Misawa for next assignment.

Start with Newly Assigned Staff
New faces joined us at Misawa Police Station due to the Spring Personnel Transfer on April 1, 2025.
We will make efforts for prevention of crimes and traffic accidents in our jurisdiction with the new staff.

We ask for your cooperation.
Spring National Traffic Safety Campaign started on April 6, 2025.
We will intensify various police activities and crackdowns to traffic violations in order to prevent traffic accidents.
We ask drivers to drive with consideration for pedestrians, including new pupils.
Cyclists are required to wear a helmet for ensuring their safety.
When crossing the street on foot, please be aware of the correct way of crossing the street.

For Safe and Secure Community Development
The Ten-Day Safe and Secure Community Development Spring Campaign in Misawa started on April 21.
We are focusing on prevention of victimization of children and women by crimes; victimization by investment and romance fraud via social media or by burglary; and prevention of shoplifting.
We ask for your cooperation for building a community where everyone can live in safe without crimes.

The Best Preparation for Massive Natural Disasters
Early in the morning on April 22, all of our staff were called at the police station and a large-scale natural disaster drill was carried out.
Natural disasters can happen anytime. We are prepared for massive natural disasters, conducting drills in which each staff checks their tasks and equipment.