Korea. She revealed to Aum about her work in the PSIA and her plans to cut ties with them after she accused a PSIA officer of raping her. From 2005 to 2016, reports of Japanese nationals being arrested throughout China for taking photos of sensitive installations or conducting illegal activities under cover of legal occupations suggests that the PSIA has recruited expats working/living in China to conduct limited HUMINT ops. These allegations have never been officially confirmed. According to a National Police Agency official, the PSIA has done a bad job in China if reports do prove that the expats arrested were covertly recruited by the agency. Organization The PSIA is formed with the current organization: Internal Departments General Affairs Department Trial Office Planning and Coordination Office Information Management Office Public Relations and Communications Office Human Resources Section Work Promotion Office First Intelligence Department (Domestic Intelligence, headed by career police officer) Section 1 (Domestic security issues - Citizen group/s investigation, electoral information) Section 2 (Kakurōkyō/Revolutionary Communist League, National Committee investigation) Third Division (Japanese Communist Party investigation) Fourth Division (Right Wing group/s investigation) Fifth Division (Other domestic pro-left group/s investigations such as Japan Revolutionary Communist League (Revolutionary Marxist Faction)) Aum Special Research Office Second Intelligence Department (Foreign Intelligence, headed by career/non-career person) Section 1 (Japanese Red Army and international terrorism investigation) Section 2 (Foreign intelligence investigation, including liaising with foreign agents stationed in Japan) Third Division (North Korean investigation) Fourth Division (China/Southeast Asia/Russia/Europe/United States investigation) Institute Training Institute (Located in Akishima) Regional Bureaus Hokkaido (Hokkaido Bureau), Miyagi (Tohoku Bureau), Tokyo (Kanto Bureau), Aichi (Chubu Bureau), Osaka (Kinki Bureau), Hiroshima (Chugoku Bureau), Kagawa (Shikoku Bureau) and Fukuoka (Kyushu Bureau) Public Security Intelligence Offices (Hokkaido, Iwate, Niigata, Saitama, Chiba, Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Nagano, Ishikawa, Kyoto, Hyogo, Okayama, Kumamoto and Okinawa.) Foreign ties The PSIA has ties to several foreign intelligence security agencies, including the CIA, FBI, Mossad, RAW and MI6, with several PSIA agents being invited to train with the CIA under its Intelligence Analysis Course. In October 2018, Chen Wenqiang, head of the Ministry of State Security, visited the PSIA in order to collaborate on antiterrorism activities prior to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Known Directors-General of PSIA Shigetake Ogata – 1993 to 1997, head of Harvest investment group Toshiro Yanagi – 2006 to 2009 Criticism The PSIA has faced criticism in the past for being ineffective, in part because it has little ability