Japan

Date	Air Force	A'cft	Unit / Serial	based	crashed	crew	photo	seat

3 April 1957 ??	JASDF	???			Crashed
17th December 1957	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		Chitose AB, Hokkaidou	crashed near Obihiro City, southern Hokkaidou	Pilot ejected and survived		NAA
20th May 1959 16:40	JASDF	T-33A			crashed in sea near Kunisaki Gun, northeastern Ooita Prefecture.	ejected OK		Lockheed
20th May 1959 16:40	JASDF	T-33A				ejected OK		Lockheed
??-??-1960	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		Hamamatsu AB	flying at altitude 7,000 m, dived and crashed
16 March 1960 About 19:37	JASDF	F-86D Sabre	94-8137	8th Koukuudan	Collided head-on with ANA C-47-DL/DC-3J, JA5018, that had just landed, at Komaki AP, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. during take off. Three killed. One stewardess of three crew, and two of 30 passengers. 10 persons wounded.
6 April 1961	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		2nd Koukuudan,	During formation flight training, crashed into sea, near Shimokita Peninsula, near south end of Yuubari Mountain Range. Because weather suddenly worsened	pilot killed
6 April 1961	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		2nd Koukuudan,		pilot killed
6 April 1961	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		2nd Koukuudan,		pilot killed
6 April 1961	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		2nd Koukuudan,		pilot killed
4 July 1961	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	02-7943		crashed during training	pilot ejected and injured
21 July 1961	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	02-7976	Blue Impulse	Crashed during aerobatic training.
17 March 1962 About 11:00	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		Iruma AB, Dasaitama Prefecture	Crashed into civilian houses, Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture	Pilot ejected		NAA
17 March 1962 About 11:00	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		Iruma AB, Dasaitama Prefecture	Crashed into civilian houses, Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture	Pilot ejected		NAA
10 April 1963 About 12:57	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	26-8504	Chitose AB, Hokkaidou. 201st Hikoutai, 2nd Koukuudan	crashed in farm, about 300-350 m south-southeast of south end of runway during emergency landing	Major Nishi Hikaru did not eject and killed by impact (more details to be added)
10th September 1964 14:59	JASDF	F-86D Sabre		3rd Koukuudan.	GCI training above Biwa Lake, and returning to Komaki AB, lost contact. Two JASDF F-86D Sabre collided and crashed, near Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture. Instructor pilot Captain Shinoda Katsutoshi in other F-86 was killed in collision	Student Technical Sergeant Higuchi Masachika ejected landed about four km east of Iruka Pond. Recovered by helicopter, delivered to JASDF Gifu Hospital, but passed away on same day.		NAA
9 October 1964 14:50	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8583	5th Koukuudan, based at Nyuutabaru AB	Crashed in sea about 5 km southeast of Ichinose River mouth.during air-to-air firing training	Second Lieutenant Kuroki Norihisa ejected recovered by helicopter (more details to be added)
15 April 1965	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8643		Crashed
?? - ?? - 1965:	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-5011		Accident Now displayed at Cafe Avion (Koukuu Kissa Avion), Midori Ward, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture.	probably no ejection
19 October 1965	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter		26-8501	Collision and crashed
24 November 1965	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	02-7975	Blue Impulse	Crashed during aerobatic training.
18 January 1966	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8586		Crashed
8 April 1966	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8521		Crashed
??-??-1967	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter		Hyakuri AB, Ibaraki Prefecture.	Crashed, in Minori Town, Ibaraki Prefecture
1967 ???	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter		Hyakuri AB, Ibaraki Prefecture	Collided.during take off. Drop tank on one aircraft caught fire
1967 ???	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter		Hyakuri AB, Ibaraki Prefecture
26 April 1967 About 20:00	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8585	Chitose AB, Hokkaidou	Collided at altitude 15,000 feet, with JASDF T-33A and crashed in Mashike Gun, Hokkaidou, nto Shoukanbetsudake Mountain, Mashike County, near Rumoi City, northwestern Hokkaidou.	First Lieutenant F. ejected
26 April 1967 About 20:00	JASDF	T-33A		302nd Hikoutai, Chitose AB, Hokkaidou	Collided at altitude 15,000 feet, with JASDF F-104J Starfighter, 46-8585 and crashed in Mashike Gun, Hokkaidou, nto Shoukanbetsudake Mountain, Mashike County, near Rumoi City, northwestern Hokkaidou.
26 April 1967 About 20:00	JASDF	T-33A		302nd Hikoutai, Chitose AB, Hokkaidou		Colonel Tadokoro in front seat ejected	302nd Hikoutai Commander Sugishita Kyouji in rear seat ejected
17 May 1967	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8597		Crashed
19 May 1967	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8519		Crashed
1st July ???1967	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter		Hyakuri AB, Ibaraki Prefecture	Crashed in forest after Self-Defense Force establishment anniversary air parade, while returning to base
21 October 1967	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	56-8678		Accident
29 October 1967	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8632		Crashed
12 December 1967	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8610		Crashed
22 December 1967	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8571		Accident. Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture	Abandoned ejection ???
1968 ???	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	Hyakuri AB, Ibaraki Prefecture		Crashed, in sea, near Nakaminato City (part of Hitachinaka City
3 October 1968	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8548		Crashed
4 November 1968	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8545		Accident
8 February 1969 About 11:59	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	76-8691	6th Koukuudan, based at Komatsu AB, Ishikawa Prefecture	hit by lightning and crashed in 2 Choume, Nomachi, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture while landing at Air Base. Ground fatalities	Pilot ejected (more details to be added)
11 May 1969	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	72-7757		About 12:00 During air show, crashed into Shirotoko Mountain, north of Hirata City, Shimane Prefecture.	pilot killed
11 May 1969	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	??-????			pilot killed
11 May 1969	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	??-????			pilot killed
6 August 1969:	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8605		Crashed
3 February 1970	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-5009		Accident
12 May 1970	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8588		Crashed
5 April 1971	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	76-8695		Crashed
24 May 1971	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8626		Crashed
26 July 1971	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8520		Crashed
30 July 1971	JASDF	F-86F Sabre Sabre	92-7932	1st Koukuudan, based at Matsushima AB, Miyagi Prefecture	collided with an ANA B-727-281 above Shizukuishi Town, Iwate Prefecture. First mid-air collision accident involving a civilian aircraft in Japan. The F-86F Sabre right wing hit the B-727-281 left horizontal stabiliser at 28,000 feet	Sergeant First Class Ichikawa Yoshimi ejected		NAA
19 July 1972	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	26-8505		Crashed
9 April 1973	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8584		Crashed
6 June 1973	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	56-8664	Chitose AB, Hokkaidou	Lading approach, suddenly rolled left, became uncontrollable, crashed, and caught fire.	Pilot killed
15 August 1973	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8543		Accident
8 July 1974 About 11:30	JASDF	F-86F Sabre		Komaki AB, Aichi Prefecture	Engine trouble just after take off crashed into civilian house, and cars. Three civilians killed and three wounded	pilot killed
10 September 1974	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8651	207th Hikoutai, 83rd Koukuutai, Nansei Koukuu Konseidan, Naha AB, Okinawa Island	Night, while landing at Naha AB, Okinawa Island. Crashed in ocean, about 28 km northwest of Naha AB	First Lieutenant Ooya killed
27 August 1974	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8562		Crashed
25 October 1974	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8522		Collision with 46-8599 and crashed
25 October 1974	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8599		Collision with 36-8522 and crashed
25 March 1975 [1976]	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	92-7901		Caught fire and crashed
31 May 1976	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	56-8667		Crashed
1 September 1976	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8513		Accident
27 September 1976	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8564		Accident
17th November 1976	JASDF	F-4 Phantom	57-8363	302 Hik		Capt. T. Kuge		Martin-Baker
17th November 1976	JASDF	F-4 Phantom	57-8363	302 Hik				Martin-Baker
	see spook letter
31 May 1977	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8534		Crashed
29 June 1977	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	56-8668		Collision with 56-8675 and crashed
29 June 1977	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	56-8675		Collision with 56-8668 and crashed
20 July 1977	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8512		Crashed
9 November 1977	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8615		Accident
20 December 1977	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	76-8701		Crashed
16 February 1978	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	92-7937		Caught fire accident
10 April 1978	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	36-8566		Crashed
24th June 1978	JASDF	F-4EJ Phantom II	87-8405 405	302nd Hikoutai, 2nd Koukuudan	During training mission, crashed in sea near Wakkanai, Hokkaidou			Martin-Baker
24th June 1978	JASDF	F-4EJ Phantom II	87-8405 405	302nd Hikoutai, 2nd Koukuudan		Pilot Captain Itou Katsumi ejected	WSO First Lieutenant Okano Hiroshi ejected	Martin-Baker
24th August 1978	JASDF	F-4 Phantom						Martin-Baker
24th August 1978	JASDF	F-4 Phantom						Martin-Baker
9 November 1978	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8615	Nyuutabaru AB	While flying near Takahata Mountain, Mie Prefecture, suddenly rolled left four times, and became uncontrollable. Crashed into sea	pilot ejected
7th December 1978	JASDF	F-4 Phantom						Martin-Baker
7th December 1978	JASDF	F-4 Phantom						Martin-Baker
4 April 1979	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8598		Crashed
10 June 1980	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	76-8703		Returning to base and landing at Naha AP crash-landed and destroyed	One pilot killed
9 October 1980	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	56-8680		Accident
24 March 1981	JASDF	T-34		Hamamatsu AB	During training, crashed in Hourai Town, Aichi Prefecture
24 March 1981	JASDF	T-34		Hamamatsu AB	During training, crashed in Hourai Town, Aichi Prefecture	killed	killed
30 April 1981 About 11:28	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8658	203rd Hikoutai, 2nd Koukuudan Chitose AB, Hokkaidou	rashed while landingi n South Number 7, East 2 Line, Naganuma Town, Yuubari County, Hokkaidou.	First Lieutenant Nishiki Masaaki killed
11 August 1981	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	26-8507		Crashed
14 November 1982 About 13:43	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2B	Blue Impulse 19-5174	21st Hikoutai Matsushima AB, Miyagi Prefecture	crashed into civilian house, Takaoka Town, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, north of Hamamatsu AB, during AB 30th anniversary air show.13 civilians wounded. 28 civilian houses and about 290 cars damaged	Pilot killed
20 October 1983 18:32	First F-15 accident in Japan.
	JASDF	F-15DJ	12-8053	202nd Hikoutai Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture	during night low-altitude training, crashed into ocean, 180 km east of Nyuutabaru AB
	JASDF	F-15DJ	12-8053	202nd Hikoutai Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture		Pilot killed	WSO killed
7 August 1984	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8620	Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture	During intercept training, engine shut down, and crashed into ocean, in Hyuuganada, about 100 km east of Nyuutabaru AB	pilot ejected
???	JASDF	F-104J Starfighter	46-8604		Accident Now displayed at Kissa Hikoujou (restaurant), in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
29 October 1984 About 13:42	JASDF	F-4EJ Phantom II	07-8432. Nose number 432	302nd Hikoutai, 2nd Koukuudan	during training mission, as flight leader, crashed into ocean, about 50 km from Kamui Cape, Shakotan Peninsula, western Hokkaidou, because of engine problem and became uncontrollable.			Martin-Baker
29 October 1984 About 13:42	JASDF	F-4EJ Phantom II	07-8432. Nose number 432	302nd Hikoutai, 2nd Koukuudan		Pilot Major Hironaka Katsuhiko ejected and recovered	WSO Captain Noguchi Moritaka ejected and recovered	Martin-Baker
16 June 1986	JASDF	F-4EJ Phantom II	37-8309. Nose number 309	301st Hikoutai, Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture.	Due to bad weather, could not return to Nyuutabaru AB, and diverted to Tsuiki AB, Fukuoka Prefecture.ran out of fuel One crashed into farm in Buzen City, southeastern Fukuoka Prefecture, northeast of Tsuiki AB. Another crashed into sea.			Martin-Baker
16 June 1986	JASDF	F-4EJ Phantom II	37-8309. Nose number 309	301st Hikoutai, Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture.		Pilot ejected and recovered	Navigator ejected and recovered	Martin-Baker
16 June 1986	JASDF	F-4EJ Phantom II	57-8370. Nose number 370	301st Hikoutai, Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture.				Martin-Baker
16 June 1986	JASDF	F-4EJ Phantom II	57-8370. Nose number 370	301st Hikoutai, Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture.		Pilot ejected and recovered	Navigator ejected and recovered	Martin-Baker
2 September 1986	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2B	19-5171	8th Hikoutai Hikou Kyoudoutai at Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture	During training one engine flamed out , crashed in Kanoda, Saito City, central Miyazaki Prefecture, about 5 km west of Nyuutabaru AB.
						pilot ejected	pilot ejected killed because parachute did not open.	Daicel Weber
						(more details to add)		Daicel Weber
10 April 1987	JASDF	F-1	80-8218	8th Hikoutai	Lost communication contact. Crashed into ocean, about 110 km east of Misawa AB, Aomori Prefecture	pilot had vertigo.
8 May 1987 About 9:40	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2B	19-5167	Hikou Kyoudoutai Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture	During training, fuselage caught fire, and crashed into sea, in Hyuuganada, about 150 km east of Nyuutabaru AB
8 May 1987 About 9:40	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2B	19-5167	Hikou Kyoudoutai Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture		killed	killed
17 November 1987	JASDF	F-1	00-8243	3rd Hikoutai, Misawa AB, Aomori Prefecture	Evening, during training, crashed into ocean, about 50 km east of Misawa AB	pilot had vertigo.
29 June 1988 16:18	JASDF	F-15J	22-8804	3rd Hikoutai, Komatsu AB, Ishikawa Prefecture.	during air combat training, while evasive manoeuvring, the number 2 in the defensive flight of two, and the number 3 in the offensive flight, collided, caught fire, and crashed into the ocean, about 180 km northwest of Komatsu AB.	Pilot killed
29 June 1988 16:18	JASDF	F-15J	22-8808	3rd Hikoutai, Komatsu AB, Ishikawa Prefecture.		Pilot killed
9 September 1988	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-1A			Crashed into sea, about 3.5 km north-northwest while landing, at Ashiya AB. off Kyusha Island	Pilot ejected but died later		Weber (Daicel License Built seat ??)
22 March 1989 About 9:23	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2B	69-5135	Hikou Kyoudoutai, Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture	crashed into ocean, in Hyuuganada, about 100 km east of Miyazaki Prefecture during air combat training
22 March 1989 About 9:23	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2B	69-5135	Hikou Kyoudoutai, Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture		Killed	Killed
17 April 1990	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-1A			crashed at Ashiya AB, Hyougo Prefecture during take off.
2 July 1990	JASDF	F-15J	52-8857	204th Hiktoutai	Practised 2 vs 2 radar intercept combat training above Kashimanada Sea, 70 km east of Hyakuri AB, Ibaraki Prefecture. At 19:24, while descending from 10,000 feet to 5,000 feet, and returning to base, disappeared from radars, and crashed into ocean, about 70 km east of Hyakuri AB.	pilot killed
12 March 1991	JASDF	Kawasaki T-4	16-5654	Hamamatsu AB, Shizuoka Prefecture	After training and returning to base, while descending and turning right, crashed into sea, in Enshuunada, near Oosuga Town, Shizuoka Prefecture. Or, 15 miles (28 km) east-southeast of Hamamatsu AB
12 March 1991	JASDF	Kawasaki T-4	16-5654	Hamamatsu AB, Shizuoka Prefecture		killed	killed
1 July 1991	JASDF	Kawasaki T-4	06-5653	3rd Koukuudan, JASDF, based at Misawa AB, Aomori Prefecture	Crashed into sea during weather monitoring mission, about 55 km west of Erimo Cape, Hokkaidou. Or, 94 miles northeast of Misawa AB
1 July 1991	JASDF	Kawasaki T-4	06-5653	3rd Koukuudan, JASDF, based at Misawa AB, Aomori Prefecture		killed	killed
4 July 1991	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2A	59-5112	Blue Impulse, 21st Hikoutai, JASDF, based at Matsushima AB, Miyagi Prefecture	collided and crashed into sea, near Kinkazan Mountain, Miyagi Prefecture. Or, about 45 km east of Matsushima AB.	Pilot killed
4 July 1991 About 12:00	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2B	19-5172	Blue Impulse, 21st Hikoutai, JASDF, based at Matsushima AB, Miyagi Prefecture		Pilot killed
13th December 1991 10:01	JASDF	F-15DJ Eagle		201st Hikoutai Chitose AB, Hokkaidou	Preparing to land at Komatsu AB, when had an explosion in rear of aircraft, crashed in the Japan Sea, northwest of Komatsu AB	Pilot bailed out at height 600m		ACES II
8 June 1992	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-1			Failed to take off, and crashed into protection net at north end of runway at Nagoya AP
27 October 1992 About 15:25	JASDF	F-15J Eagle	72-8884	204th Hikoutai (also seen as 305th Hikoutai) Hyakuri AB, Ibaraki Prefecture	crashed into sea while returning to base, near Onahama, Fukushima Prefecture, or about 60 km northeast of Hitachi City, Ibaraki Prefecture	Pilot ejected, recovered by fishing boat, died in helicopter on way to hospital		ACES II
6 October 1993	JASDF	F-15DJ Eagle	82-8064	202nd Hikoukyoudoutai (Aggressors Squadron)	About 20 km south of Tomakomai City, Hokkaidou, above Pacific Ocean, had fuel system problem and crashed			ACES II
6 October 1993	JASDF	F-15DJ Eagle	82-8064	202nd Hikoukyoudoutai (Aggressors Squadron)		ejected and recovered	ejected and recovered	ACES II
22 November 1995 08:38	JASDF	F-15J Eagle	52-8846	303rd Hikoutai based at Komatsu AB	about 165 km north-northeast of Komatsu AB, Ishikawa Prefecture, during ACM training and practising simulated AIM-9 firing, the F-15J was hit in its tail by a missile fired by its wingman, serial number 62-8870	Pilot bailed out and recovered by a fishing boat		ACES II
4 July 1997 About 09:43	JASDF	F-4EJ Kai	87-8410 410	301st Hikoutai, 5th Koukuudan, based at Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture	, as second of two F-4s, took off at Nyuutabaru AB, for pilot's ACM proficiency qualification. About 10:00, while turning left, lost altitude, became uncontrollable, and crashed in sea in Hyuuganada, east of Miyazaki Prefecture			Martin-Baker
4 July 1997 About 09:43	JASDF	F-4EJ Kai	87-8410 410			Pilot Captain Miyazaki ejected and recovered by SAR helicopter	WSO Captain Kirikawa Tarou ejected and recovered by SAR helicopter	Martin-Baker
11 May 1998 12:40	JASDF	F-4EJ Kai Phantom II	47-8346 346	302nd Hikoutai, 83rd Koukuudan, based at Nyuutabaru AB, Miyazaki Prefecture	engine caught fire during training mission, crashed in East China Sea, about 160 km north-northwest of Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture			Martin-Baker
11 May 1998 12:40	JASDF	F-4EJ Kai Phantom II	47-8346 346			Pilot First Lieutenant Kuramoto Jun	WSO Second Lieutenant Kakoi Kazuhiko	Martin-Baker
22nd November 1999 13:45	JASDF	T-33A	51-5648	Koukuu Soutai Shireibu Hikoutai (Air Defence Command Headquarters Flight Group)based at Iruma AB	Crashed on a flood plain of the Irumagawa river, near Kashiwara, Sayama City, Saitama Prefecture			Lockheed
22nd November 1999 13:45	JASDF	T-33A	51-5648			pilot Lieutenant Colonel Nakagawa Hirofumi ejected but was killed	co-pilot Major Kadoya Yoshihiro ejected but was killed	Lockheed
22 March 2000 About 14:05	JASDF	Mitsubishi T-2B	49-5189	21st Hikoutai, 4th Koukuudan, Matsushima AB, Miyagi Prefecture	crashed in forest near Sashigahama, Onagawa Town, Miyagi Prefecture	One pilot killed		License built Weber ES-7J zero-zero

22 November 1995, Wednesday:
F-15J. 52-8846.
303rd Hikoutai, 6th Koukuudan, JASDF, based at Komatsu AB,
Ishikawa Prefecture.
At 8:38, in Area G, near Hegurajima (Hegura Island), about 165
km north-northeast of Komatsu AB, during ACM training and
practising simulated AIM-7 and AIM-9 firings, the F-15J was hit
in its tail by an AIM-9 fired by its wingman, serial number
62-8870.
Pilot bailed out and recovered by fishing boat. Captain Higuchi
Tatsumi.
Aircraft was raised, investigated, and scrapped.

Wingman, Captian Hino Junya, claimed missiles were at "safe"
condition, but electrical system malfunctioned and fired
missile.
Reportedly, real cause was Master Arm Switch was at Arm, not at
Safe.

http://www.adic.rise.waseda.ac.jp/adic/enter/sokuho/20010625.pdf
http://www.hongkong.com/zh_cn/hknews/hk/11014684/20050512/12308784.html
http://www.hornets80.net/list/days4.htm
http://www.masdf.com/crm/crmdoweagle.html
http://www.shugiin.go.jp/itdb_kaigiroku.nsf/html/kaigiroku/001515120010628009.htm
http://www.tiheisennoame.net/aircraft/f15/gomi/gomi.htm
http://www.weblio.jp/content/F-15
http://www4.jnes.go.jp/katsudou/seika/2003/04_kaibu_0018/pdf_04_kaibu_0018/03_02.pdf
http://home.wanadoo.nl/patricknieuwkamp/wo.html
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-15_%28%E6%88%A6%E9%97%98%E6%A9%9F%29

http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20070525-05266582-jijp-soci.view-001
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20070525-00000131-jij-soci
reported:

25 May 2007, Friday:
From 2008 March, JASDF new uniforms.

22 May 2007, Tuesday:
OH-6.
5th Brigade, JGSDF, based at Obihiro City, Hokkaidou.
During training, dropped a ventilation cover from middle of
door.
Diameter 10 cm, plastic, weight 50 g. Manually opened and
closed.

14:10, took off.
After about five minutes, pilot noted cover dropped, and
returned to base.

http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20070522-00000142-jij-soci

17 May 1971:
UH-1B.
JGSDF, based at Okadama JGSDF Base, Hokkaidou.
During medevac mission to Taiki Town, Hokkaidou, crashed into
Namewakkadake Mountain.
Four crew killed.

Electrical malfunction and poor weather.

http://www.geocities.co.jp/WallStreet-Stock/5761/rekisi_zyunsyoku.html
http://www.shugiin.go.jp/itdb_shitsumon.nsf/html/shitsumon/b158006.htm

3 September 1962:
P2V-7. Ka-4628.
1st Koukuugun, JMSDF, based at Kanoya AB.
About 16:55, during disaster relief mission, crashed into
Rankanyama Mountain, near Yanoyaki Town, Naze City, Kagoshima
Prefecture. Bad weather.
Circling above Naze City to confirm air drop point, at Ooshima
Jitsugyou (Ooshima Business) High School sports ground, or
Chuuou Futou at Naze Port. Left wing hit 15 m height tree.
12 crew killed. Lieutenant Commander Ishikawa Akiyoshi,
Lieutenant Suzuki, Lieutenant Takamoto, Lieutenant Kiyose,
Ensign Nagai, Ensign Ogata, Ensign Oda Minoru (30) [see below],
Petty Officer First Class Ueda, Petty Officer First Class
Oomachi [see below], Petty Officer First Class Fujiwara, Petty
Officer Second Class Nabeshima, Leading Seaman Uemura.
One civilian killed.
12 civilians wounded.
Wreck fell onto Yanoyaki Town. 30 to 32 families' 21 houses
burnt.

Delivering blood serum from Kanyoa AB, to Amami Ooshima Island.
Morning, at Ooshima Hospital, 29 years old woman giving birth
needed type A blood. Hospital had no stock. No islander donated
blood. Requested assistance from JMSDF.
About 15:00, high school students donated blood. Woman finished
giving birth.
One year later, constructed "Kurenai no tou" tower at
Rankanyama Mountain.

Oda had wife Kazuko, and two daughters (two years and nine
months old, and 11 months old).

As at 2007 May, Oomachi's son Oomachi Tatsuto is music composer
and singer.
He is born on 28 July 1962. Barely one month before the
accident.
http://www.muune.com/tatsuto/tatsuto2.html
http://blog.tatsuto.net/?pid=6671

http://www.geocities.co.jp/WallStreet-Stock/5761/rekisi_zyunsyoku.html
http://www.geocities.co.jp/WallStreet-Stock/5761/S37_9_3_P2V_Crash.html
http://www.geocities.jp/disasterreliefoperation/rekisi2.html
http://www.geocities.jp/showahistory/history5/showa37b.html
http://www.nankainn.com/kiji/back06-0114-0120.htm
http://www.shugiin.go.jp/itdb_shitsumon.nsf/html/shitsumon/b158006.htm
http://www.warbirds.jp/senri/jasdf/09hoofu/anzen.html
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1970.html
http://blog.livedoor.jp/enethan_fan/archives/50756877.html
http://saigaihaken.at.webry.info/200701/article_3.html
http://yabusaka.moo.jp/jik1962.htm

8 March 1961:
S-51. Mi-8833.
Oominato Koukuutai, JMSDF, based at Oominato AB, Aomori
Prefecture.
During medevac mission, crashed into Mutsu Bay, because of bad
weather (heavy snowing).
Three crew killed: Commander Tokunaga, Lieutenant Hino, Petty
Officer Second Class Inomata.

In Shimokita Peninsula area, Aomori Prefecture, old woman had
appendicitis.

http://www.geocities.jp/disasterreliefoperation/rekisi2.html
http://www.geocities.co.jp/WallStreet-Stock/5761/rekisi_zyunsyoku.html
http://www.geocities.co.jp/WallStreet-Stock/5761/rekisi2.html
http://www.shugiin.go.jp/itdb_shitsumon.nsf/html/shitsumon/b158006.htm
http://www007.upp.so-net.ne.jp/togo/time/1970.html
http://eiji.txt-nifty.com/diary/2007/03/post_9894.html

1 September 1976:
F-104J. 36-8513.
203rd Hikoutai, JASDF.
Crashed in Shimamatsu firing range, Hokkaidou.
One pilot ejected.

http://www.city.chitose.hokkaido.jp/kiti/chitose_kiti/jieitaikijiko.htm
http://aswoc-at.hp.infoseek.co.jp/ALL%20F-104J.htm

http://contrailahoya.sakura.ne.jp/newcontrail/photocollection/jasdf/jasdf104/jasdff104.htm

In table, click squadron numbers in second column, for vintage
(1970s) photos of JASDF F-104J/DJ.

http://airworld.hp.infoseek.co.jp/kimura/VISITOR.html

Click links or sentences with keyword "F-104" for vintage
photos.

http://www.f2-supporter.net/photo_gall/military/JSDF/JASDF/F104DJ/index.html
http://www.f2-supporter.net/photo_gall/military/JSDF/JASDF/F104J/index.html

Photos of JASDF F-104J/DJ, arranged by serial number.

20 October 1983 an F-15DJ crashed into the Pacific Ocean 110 miles E of Nyutabaru (RJFN), Japan. On

13 March 1987 an F-15J crashed into the sea 100 miles E of Hyakuri (RJAH), Japan.

On 29 June 1988 a pair of F-15Js crashed into Sea of Japan, after collision with wingman F-15J.

An F-15J was lost on 26 January 1990, and another on 2 July 1990.

On 13 December 1991 an F-15DJ crashed during the approach of Komatsu AB (RJOP), Japan.

On 27 October 1992 an F-15J crashed 45 miles NE of Tokyo, Japan into Pacific Ocean. On 6 October 1993 an F-15DJ crashed into the Sea of the coast of Northern Japan.

On 6 October 1995 an F-15J was supposed to be burnt out after a failed take off of Komatsu AB (RJOP), Japan.

On 22 November 1995 an F-15J crashed after Cpt. Higuchi Tatsumi was shot down by an AIM-9L sidewinder fired by another JASDF F-15 flown by Cpt. Hino Junya during air-to-air combat training, he called 'Safe' when firing for the 'Kill' Tatsumi ejected and was picked up safe.

Information needs clarifying
Date ???	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	736	Accident Further details needed
Date ???	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	741	Accident Further details needed
Date ???	JASDF	F-86F Sabre	747	Accident Further details needed
5 February 1956 ??	JASDF	???		Crashed into civilian house, Shinkoiwa, Toukyou

Wednesday, April 12, 2000

ASDF releases verdict on November's T-33 jet crash

A fuel leak and a short circuit most likely combined to spark a fire that stalled the engine of an Air Self-Defense Force T-33 training jet in November, causing it to crash in Sayama, Saitama Prefecture, the Defense Agency said Tuesday.

Two crew members died in the crash in which the plane, stationed at the ASDF Iruma base, severed power lines, blacking out 800,000 households for a few hours in Tokyo and Saitama.

"It was an unusual accident (for that model of plane) that occurred due to multiple reasons such as fuel leakage and ignition (problems)," an agency official said.

The agency said it will finalize its investigation and implement safety measures, perhaps within the next couple of days, and will then consider allowing eight other T-33 jets to resume flights.

But the Saitama Prefectural Government and the city of Sayama are concerned about the safety of these old training planes, first deployed in the 1950s, and have asked the agency not to resume T-33 training flights.

The T-33 plane crashed on a riverbank in Sayama on Nov. 22 while on a pilot-training flight. Shortly before the crash, one of the crew reportedly told the base's control tower by radio, "Smoke is coming into the cockpit."

The ASDF's investigation found that the area near the fuel supply equipment was the most badly burned, leading it to believe that fuel had leaked in that area and caught fire.

T-33 jets have been under the process of replacement by T-4 planes since the early 1990s; the existing eight planes are due to be replaced by 2002.

The agency is paying for damage caused by the crash, including compensation related to loss of business hours and computer data during the blackout.

STILL TO ADD:

Ejection Seats used in Japanese Aircraft
Daicel and Daiseru's role in ejection seat production
Chaff used in Ejection seats
Weber Ejection Seats
Photographs or aircraft types (from JASDF Official Site)

Site Visit: Daicell Chemical Industries, LTD., Harima Plant, Escape System Engineering Group Hyogo Pref., Japan, 8 March 2000.

. Daicel is the only domestic ejection seat manufacturer in Japan. Daicel Chemical Industries has 30 years of experience in manufacturing ejection seats for the Japanese Air Self Defense Force including seats for the T-2/F-1, the F-15J/DJ, T-4, and F-2. In addition they have also manufactured seats for Japan Ground Defense Force helicopters including the AH-1s and the OH-1.

Unique development facilities include the Harima Wind Blast test facility, with 600 knot capability.

Daicel's Harima plant also develops and manufactures gun propellants, rocket motors for missiles, life support equipment and pyrotechnic devices such as initiators, actuators, and UWARS.

The total sales of the Aerospace & Defense System Product Group was over 8 billion yen in 1999. (Lyons)

[Pilot Emergency-Escape System]
Emergency ejection systems for fighters and trainers. Daicel has manufactured this system for many years, and is the only Japanese manufacturer in the market.

Harima Plant

805, Umaba, Ibogawa-cho, Tatsuno-shi, Hyogo 671-1681, Japan
Phone: +81-791-72-5411
Facsimile: +81-791-72-5466

Total area: 3,220,000m²
Principal products: Pilot emergency-escape systems, Rocket propellants, Gunpowders

	Japanese official nicknames: F-86D Sabre 月光 Gekkou (Moonlight) F-86F Sabre 旭光 Kyokkou (Light of Rising Sun) F-104 栄光 Eikou (Glory) Mitsubishi T-1 初鷹 Hatsutaka (First Eagle) T-33 若鷹 Wakataka (Young Eagle) Japanese unofficial nicknames: F-86 Hachiroku (Eight Six) F-104 Maruyon (Circle Four) Mitsubishi Enpitsu (Mitsubishi Pencil)

	JASDF

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