For 10 points, name this Far Eastern equivalent of Nuremburg that doled out justice in the wake of World War II in the capital of Japan.
Henry R. Sackett tried to get this body to turn on a man who, according to Herbert Bix, was protected by the witness tampering of Bonner Fellers; that failure led to critiques by several of the men who oversaw this entity, including Henri Bernard and William Webb. Radhabinod Pal dissented from this body because it had not addressed the issue of colonialism, but a more objectionable component may have been the deal struck with members of Unit 731, who had to come clean about such practices as operations performed without anesthetic while under the command of Shiro Ishii. Among those who were tried and convicted was the leader of the Kwantung Army. Seishiro Itagaki and Hideki Tojo were hanged because of it, but it notably did not target the Emperor, Hirohito. For 10 points, name this Far Eastern equivalent of Nuremburg that doled out justice in the wake of World War II in the capital of Japan.
Henry R. Sackett tried to get this body to turn on a man who, according to Herbert Bix, was protected by the witness tampering of Bonner Fellers; that failure led to critiques by several of the men who oversaw this entity, including Henri Bernard and William Webb.
{International Military Tribunal} for the Far {East} (or {IMTFE} or {Tokyo Trials} or {Tokyo} War {Crimes Tribunal}; prompt on {something} like “{Japanese war crimes trials}”)