1954 riot in the Japanese Diet

In 1954, a heated debate over forming a centralized police force led to a chaotic scene in the lower House of the Diet. The conflict began with a socialist filibuster to delay a vote, escalating into a physical battle among legislators. Both male and female representatives participated, turning the parliamentary session into a scene reminiscent of a street brawl. Despite the chaos, a sense of camaraderie emerged among the participants.

What event triggered the chaos in the lower House of the Diet in 1954?

Describe the nature of the conflict that occurred around the speaker's chair.

What role did women representatives play in the incident?

How did the behavior of the legislators change during the incident?

In what way was the atmosphere during the incident compared to a street brawl?