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Imperial Japan was the regime that led Japan during the dark chapters of World War II, they were considered to be especially vicious towards their prisoners of war - stemming from a fanatical belief in Imperial Japan that to be captured by one's enemies was a disgrace and thus prisoners were to be treated as cruelly as possible.
Imperial Japan were also infamous for their willingness to die for their cause, creating the dreaded Kamikaze raids that devastated Pearl Harbor.