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((More citations needed|date=February 2013))
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((Infobox military unit
|unit_name= Japanese China Garrison Army
| image= Tientsin, japanese Barracks, apprx. 1905.jpg
| image_size = 300
|caption= Barracks of the China Garrison Army, approx. 1905
|dates= 1 June 1901 – 26 August 1937
|country= [[Empire of Japan]]
|allegiance=
|branch= [[Imperial Japanese Army]]
|type= [[Infantry]]
|role= [[Field Army]]
|garrison=[[Tianjin]], China
|nickname=
|battles=
))
((command structure
|name= Japanese China Garrison Army
|date=July 1937
|parent=
|subordinate=<br>
*China Garrison Infantry Brigade (Kawabe Brigade) – Major Gen. [[Masakasu Kawabe]]
**1st China Garrison Infantry Regiment
**2nd China Garrison Infantry Regiment
*China Garrison Cavalry Unit
*China Garrison Artillery Regiment
*China Garrison Engineer Unit
*China Garrison Tank Unit (17 tanks)
*China Garrison Signal Unit
*Army Hospital
))

The ((nihongo| '''China Garrison Army'''|支那駐屯軍|Shina Chutongun)) was formed 1 June 1901 as the ((nihongo|'''Chinese Empire Garrison Army'''|清国駐屯軍|Shinkoku Chutongun)), as part of [[Empire of Japan|Japan's]] contribution to the international coalition in China during the [[Boxer Rebellion]]. It took the name China Garrison Army from 14 April 1912 and onward, though was typically referred to as the '''Tianjin Garrison'''.<ref>Sophie Lee, Education in Wartime Beijing 1937–1945 (Ann Arbor, Michigan: Michigan University, 1996), 42.</ref>

==History==
The [[IJA 5th Division]] was dispatched to protect Japanese nationals and property in [[Tianjin]], China in June 1900 after the start of the Boxer Rebellion. It formed the core of the Japanese expeditionary forces in [[Northern and southern China|northern China]]. Under the terms of the [[Boxer Protocol]], Japan was allowed to maintain a military garrison to guard its embassy, concessions in China, as well as certain strategic fortifications and ports. The IJA 5th Division was thus transformed into the Chinese Empire Garrison Army in June 1901.

After the [[Xinhai Revolution]] overthrew the [[Qing dynasty]] and the [[Republic of China (1912–1949)|Republic of China]] was proclaimed in 1911, the name was considered an anachronism, and the Chinese Empire Garrison Army was thus renamed in 1912 to the China Garrison Army.

From April 1936, as [[diplomatic relations]] between Japan and China continued to worsen, the China Garrison Army was reinforced with ten companies of [[infantry]] and one combined regiment.

Its forces were involved in the clash with the Chinese in the [[Marco Polo Bridge Incident]] that triggered the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]]. The China Garrison Army was reinforced in July 1937 with the [[IJA 20th Division]] from [[Chosen Army of Japan|Korea]] and two Independent combined [[brigade]]s from the [[Kwantung Army]] in [[Manchukuo]], and subsequently with an additional three infantry divisions (the [[IJA 5th Division]], [[IJA 6th Division]] and [[IJA 10th Division]]) from the [[Japanese home islands]] for the [[Battle of Beiping-Tianjin]] and [[Operation Chahar]].

The China Garrison Army was abolished on 26 August 1937 and its forces redistributed between the [[Japanese First Army]], [[Japanese Second Army]] and [[Japanese Northern China Area Army]]. Garrison duties for the Tianjin area were assigned to the [[IJA 27th Division]].

==List of Commanders==
===Commanding officer===
{| class=wikitable
!  || Name || From || To
|-
|1|| Lieutenant General [[Hisanao Oshima]] || align = "right" |1 June 1901 || align = "right" |  4 July 1901
|-
|2|| Lieutenant General [[Takesuke Yamane]] || align = "right" |4 July 1901 || align = "right" |  25 October 1901
|-
|3|| General [[Yoshifuru Akiyama]] || align = "right" |25 October 1901 || align = "right" |  2 April 1903
|-
|4|| Lieutenant General [[Taro Senba]] || align = "right" |2 April 1903 || align = "right" |  25 June 1905
|-
|5|| General [[Mitsumoi Kamio]] || align = "right" |25 June 1905 || align = "right" |  27 November 1906
|-
|6|| Lieutenant General [[Aizo Nakamura]] || align = "right" |27 November 1906 || align = "right" |  21 November 1908
|-
|7|| Lieutenant General [[Teijiro Abe]] || align = "right" |21 November 1908 || align = "right" |  24 April 1912
|-
|8|| Lieutenant General [[Kojiro Sato]] || align = "right" |24 April 1912 || align = "right" |  8 August 1914
|-
|9|| General [[Takeshi Nara]] || align = "right" |8 August 1914 || align = "right" |  5 July 1915
|-
|10|| Lieutenant General [[Sueharu Saito]] || align = "right" |5 July 1915 || align = "right" |  2 May 1916
|-
|11|| Lieutenant General [[Masaomi Ishimitsu]] || align = "right" |2 May 1916 || align = "right" |  10 June 1918
|-
|12|| General [[Hanzo Kanaya]] || align = "right" |10 June 1918 || align = "right" |  25 July 1919
|-
|13|| Major General [[Jirō Minami]] || align = "right" |25 July 1919 || align = "right" |  20 January 1921
|-
|14|| Lieutenant General [[Ichiba Suzuki]] || align = "right" |20 January 1921 || align = "right" |  6 August 1923
|-
|15|| Lieutenant General [[Kensaku Yoshioka]] || align = "right" |6 August 1923 || align = "right" |  1 May 1925
|-
|16|| Lieutenant General [[Rokuichi Koizumi]] || align = "right" |1 May 1925 || align = "right" |  2 March 1926
|-
|17|| Lieutenant General [[Toyoki Takada]] || align = "right" |2 March 1926 || align = "right" |  26 July 1927
|-
|18|| Lieutenant General [[Kametaro Arai]] || align = "right" |26 July 1927 || align = "right" |  16 March 1929
|-
|19|| General [[Kenkichi Ueda]] || align = "right" |16 March 1929 || align = "right" |  22 December 1930
|-
|20|| Lieutenant General [[Kōhei Kashii]] || align = "right" |22 December 1930 || align = "right" |  29 February 1932
|-
|21|| General [[Kotaro Nakamura]] || align = "right" |29 February 1932 || align = "right" |  5 March 1934
|-
|22|| General [[Yoshijirō Umezu]] || align = "right" |5 March 1934 || align = "right" |  1 August 1935
|-
|23|| General [[Hayao Tada]] || align = "right" |1 August 1935 || align = "right" |  1 May 1936
|-
|24|| Lieutenant General [[Kanichiro Tashiro]] || align = "right" |1 May 1936 || align = "right" |  12 July 1937
|-
|25|| Lieutenant General [[Kiyoshi Katsuki]] || align = "right" |12 July 1937 || align = "right" |  26 August 1937
|-
|}

===Chief of Staff===
{| class=wikitable
!  || Name || From || To
|-
|1|| Major General [[Kenji Matsumoto]] || align = "right" |10 August 1928 || align = "right" |  1 August 1931
|-
|2|| Major General [[Toshijiro Takeuchi]] || align = "right" |1 August 1931 || align = "right" |  9 January 1932
|-
|3|| Major General [[Monya Kikuchi]] || align = "right" |9 January 1932 || align = "right" |  1 August 1934
|-
|4|| General [[Takashi Sakai]] || align = "right" |1 August 1934 || align = "right" |  2 December 1935
|-
|5|| Major General [[Takenori Nagami]] || align = "right" |2 December 1935 || align = "right" |  1 August 1936
|-
|6|| Major [[Gumu Hashimoto]] || align = "right" |1 August 1936 || align = "right" |  26 August 1937
|-
|}

== References ==
((Reflist))

===Books===
*((cite book
 | last = Dorn
 | first =  Frank
 | year = 1974
 | title = The Sino-Japanese War, 1937–41: From Marco Polo Bridge to Pearl Harbor
 | publisher=MacMillan.
 | ISBN = 0-02-532200-1
))
*((cite book
 | last = Madej
 | first =  Victor
 | year = 1981
 | title = Japanese Armed Forces Order of Battle, 1937–1945
 | publisher=Game Publishing Company
 | id =  ASIN: B000L4CYWW
))

==External links==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20060718120749/http://www9.plala.or.jp/kikujiroh/ring/shina_chuton.html Japanese China Garrison Army (In Japanese)]
*((cite web
| last = Wendel
| first = Marcus
| url = http://www.axishistory.com/index.php?id=7710
| title = Axis History Factbook
| work=Japanese China Garrison Army
))

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