Japanese tanks and armored vehicles from Kubinka tank museum collection*, pavilion N7 exhibits (1972-2015), the trophies from the north of China.
Since 2016 HQ Hall N 7 is closed for visitors. See “Japan AV collection at PP Hall N 6”
HQ Pavilion N 7 1972-2015 virtual tour:
- Khalkhin Goal – Mongolia , the local conflict Red Army vs. Japan
- The Great Pasific War in China
- World War Two in Manchuria (North China)
an extract from the museum exhibit catalog (**) , link at Russian txt but soon will be in English
- Tekey type 94, 1932, small tank, serial
- Те-ке type 97, 1937, small tank, serial
- Ha-Go type 95, 1935, light tank, serial
- Tihe type 1, 1941, middle tank, serial
- Ho-Gi, flamethrower, 1937, armored carrier on the Railroad, serial
- Self-propelled crane , 1940, serial
- Kamisa type 2, 1942, light amphibian tank with the pantoons, serial
- Ke-ri type 3, 1935, light tank, small serie
Japan WWII tanks in the historical camo, photo-archives 2005
Japanese tanks, painted as WWII, photo-archives 2005
Japan AV in the historical camouflage, archival photo 2005 , no more existed
**-at 2017, the Hall N7 is closed (? temporary or not), all Japan AV exhibits are located in the other halls and sites. At the autumn 2017 location: Hall N 5 (HQ) and Hall N 12 (Patriot park). Ask your guide (military expert).
* – AV names are presented like in the official (inside) military catalogue, because of the difficulties of Japanese symbols and labeling, the correct name to be specified