Japan's Drug Enforcement Agency is the national body charged with upholding narcotics laws and steering the country's fight against the drug trade. Its sharpest instrument is an elite special-operations squad built for high-risk anti-drug work.
Operating within Japan, this agency holds responsibility for upholding the nation's narcotics statutes and directing coordinated campaigns against illegal drugs from one end of the country to the other.
The organization sets and drives the state's response to trafficking and drug crime, functioning as the central authority that plans and leads enforcement pushes on a national scale.

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Japan's Drug Enforcement Agency is the national body charged with upholding narcotics laws and directing coordinated campaigns against illegal drugs across the country.
Yes. The Drug Enforcement Agency oversees the Narcotics Suppression Squad, a hand picked tactical unit built for the specialized, high stakes raids that anti drug operations demand.
The Narcotics Suppression Squad is the elite special operations unit that answers to the Drug Enforcement Agency, tasked with carrying out high risk raids and missions in the fight against drug trafficking.
The Drug Enforcement Agency sets and drives Japan's response to trafficking and drug crime, acting as the central authority that plans and leads enforcement pushes nationwide.
In Ghost in the Shell, this body is formally known as the Japanese Drug Enforcement Agency, a national law enforcement agency devoted to anti drug enforcement.
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