1921 Japanese Imperial Military Reserve Association badge with Red striped rosette

A Japan military organization formed prior to World War II with members including reservists, retired military personnel, soldiers on leave, and veterans. The organization was founded in- 1910 at the initiative of Yoshikazu Tanaka, Director of the Military Affairs Division of the Ministry of the Army, and included members of the Army in- 1910, Navy in- 1914, and became a public organization by imperial decree in- 1931.
This badge was worn above the right breast pocket in place of the normal members’ badge.
Obverse: The badge prominently features a five-pointed star at the center, placed over a naval anchor and crossed swords, symbolizing both maritime service and military defense. 
Obverse legend: None.
Reverse: The reverse of the badge includes Japanese characters 
Reverse legend: Japanese characters 
Country: Japan
Year: 1921
Metal: Cooper
Weight ±: 7.7 g
Diameter ±: 36 mm
This 1921 Japanese Imperial Military Reserve Association Badge is a key historical artifact, representing membership in an organization dedicated to veterans and reservists of Japan’s military forces. The badge's design reflects both military and naval traditions, making it a cherished symbol of honor and service.
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