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5 World Military Museums and Cemeteries 33 Uniforms, Early Meiji Era, 1860-1894 35 Uniforms, Mid Meiji Era, 1894-lgl 46 Uniforms, Late Meiji Era, 1911-1912 64 Full Dress Uniform, Taisho Era, 1912-lg21 73 Decorations, Ensigns and Badges X
103 Army and Navy Headdress 115 Army Uniforms 124 Army School Uniforms 145 Navy Uniforms 155 Army and Navy Overcoats and Cloaks 1,62 Army and Navy Civilian Uniforms
L66 Army Footwear 172 Navy Footwear 174 Leggings 176 Gloves and Gauntlets 177 Pouches, Cases and Knapsacks 184 Army and Navy Belts and Engineers' Equipment 190 Holsters, Gas-masks and Lifejackets 195 Arm-Bands, Flasks and Mess-tins 199 Pocket-books, Field Instruments and
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Commemorative Towels Watches, Bullet-proof Vests and Musical Instruments
The publishers wish to express their
thanks to Mr. W. Y. Carman and Mr. Katsumi Miyahara in the preparation of the Englishlanguage summary. o Lionel Leventhal Limited, 1975 English-language summary published by
Arms & Armour Press/Lionel Leventhal Limited 2-6 Hampstead High Street, London NW3 IPR and
Unique Imports, 7l I South St. Asaph Street, Alexandria,
Virginia 22314,U.5.A.
Captions Front endpaper: Military sites in old Osaka. Page l. 1, 2.. Exhibition Hall, Hiroshima, in ruins and as it was originally. Page2. 3,4: Torii, Nagasaki. Page32" 7l: The population explosion over a thousand years (unjt ten thousand). Page 33. 73: The Meiji Era, 1860-1912. Page 34. 74 : lnfantry coats, 1873. 75 : Marine regulations, 1873. Page35, 35.76-9: Army uniforms, 1894. Page 37. 80-82: Army ambulance corps uniforms,
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Awards and Comnnemorative Items Field Equipment Commemorative Cups and Bowls and Medical Materials Camping Equipment and Telecommunication Equipment Autographs and'Thousand-Stitch' Belt Wartime Civilian and Student Clothes and Helmets Civilian Defence CorPs Clothes Wartime documents and Newspaper Articles Headdress and Clothes, 1944-5 Wartime Weekly Magazines Wartime Currency Army and Navy Pocket Books and Manuals Wartime Publications and Games for Children War Heroes, Postcards and Textbooks Wartime Posters Manchuria Northern and Central China Arrny and Navy Swords and Sabres Okinawa Model Machine-guns and Rifles Model Pistols and Revolvers
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Ruiso-Japanese War, 1904-05, and the ground on which they were displaYed. Page46. 93: Army peaked caps and uniform
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straps, and uniform jackets and trousers, 19l 1. tagi S2. 10-3: Naval cuff rank-markings, cocked hats (full dress and undress), caps and collar
embroideries, 1911. Page 53. 104-106:Civil official's full dress. 107'113: Army officer's full dress. 114; Pictorial reference
book.
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Page 54, 55. I l5-21 : Civil and diplomatic official
full dress, 19ll. Page 56. 122: lmperial Guards' uniform, l9ll. 123, I 24 : Ordinary full dress, l9 I I . Page 57. 125: Police uniforms, l9ll. 126, 127: Prison-offitcers' uniforms, 19 1 1. Page 58. Above: Uniforms of the officials of the Korean Government-General, 19ll. Below: Uniforms of the officials of the Taiwan Government-General, l9 1 l. Page 59. Above: Customs officers' uniforms, 1911. Below: National railwaymen's uniforms, 1911. Page 60. Above: Uniforms of the officials of the Kanto Government, 1911. Below: Law-court uniforms ofjudicial officials and lawyers, 191 1. Page6l. Above: Port officials'uniforms, 1911. Below: Full dress of peers, 191 I .
Page62,63. Contributors to Japanese military development of the Meiji era. Page 62. Top left: Field-Marshal Count Terauchi Tip right: Admiral Viscount Inoue. Bottom left: Viicount Yamao. Bottom right: Yiscount Uchida. Page 63. Top left: Field-Marshal Prince Ohyama. Top right: Prince Tokudaiji. Bottom left: Matquis Nakayama. Bottom right: Count Hijikata. Page64. 145: Army officers in full dress, Taisho era,l912-26. Page 65. 146: Army ofltcers in service uniform, Taisho era,1912-26. Page 66. 147: Army corporal, Meiji era. 148: Army private in summer uniform, Meiji era. 149: Army private in summer uniform, Taisho era. i,50, I5l: Army private in winter uniform, Taisho era. 152: Army officer, Taisho era. Page 67 .153; Army bandsmen - (left) corporal, (right) captain - Taisho era. I 54: Civil official's full dress, Showa era, 1926 onward. /5-f.'Horss Guards major in full dress, Showa era, I 56: Army general, Meiji era. 157 Army intendant (supply) major, Showa era. Page 68. 158.. Army general's full dress. I 59: Army private's s',lmmer dress. 160: Army private's winter dress. Showa era. Page 69. I6l: Army private's winter dress' 162:
Army officer's tropical dress. 16.3: Army NCO in tropical dress, with a captured American Thompson
: Army fatigues-dress. 165.' Army paratrooper. 166: Army tropical uniform. Page 70. I 67 : Navalpilot with a Zero fighter
machine-gun . I 64
aircraft. 168: Pilot with a suicide plane. Page7l.169.' Student of the naval preparatory air school. 170: Naval tropical land uniform. 17l: Naval land uniform with a lifejacket. 172: Naval 4
seaman's fatigues-dress. 173: Naval seaman's offrce uniform. 174: Naval seaman. P age 72.
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admiral's collar and epaulette.228: Naval commander's cuff. 229: Naval commander's collar and epaulette.230: Vice-admiral's cuff. 231: E*v"tt'' S$+ieutonant's cuff 232: Various naval collar
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Page91. 233-4: Naval arm insignia.2.35: Naval full dress and uniforms. The red coat is that of a second sub-lieutenant in the military band. Page92.2-ld.' Naval air officers' slceve insignia captain, commander, lieutenant-comrnander,
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World War. Page l15. Army Uniforms. Page 116. 348: Major-general. 349: Corporal, 36th
Regiment, Meiji era.350'. Army air major, full dress. -35l; Colonel. 352: Private, I st Regiment,
Meiji era. Page 117.
i53; Major-general, 1944' 354: Lieutenant, summer wear. 3JJ; Colonel, 1944. 3-\6; Sub-lieutenant, 1938.357; Major, with old shoulder rank-markings. J58; Lieutenant. Page 118. Army Air Force. 359,360,362: Flying wear, winter.361: (l) New-style. (2) Old-style. Page 119. 363: Flying wear without life-jacket' 364.' Flying wear with life-jacket.365; Flying wear, summer. 366: Electrothermic garment. 367: Flying wear, summef. Page 120. Tank Crews.369: type 3 tank, of which only sixty were built. 370, 371 : Winter wear for tank crew. 372: Summer wear for tank crew. .lZ-3.' Winter wear for tank crew. Page 121..374.' Summer wear for tank crew. 37 5 Army-fleet private. 376 : Army -fleet lieutenant-colonel. 377 : Army-fleet captain, summer wear. 378 : Army-fleet sergeant'major, summer wear. Page 122. 379: Artillery sergeant-major. 380.' Army summer uniform. 381; Artillery sergeant-major, winter wear. 382: Corporal's summer wear. 38J. Sergeant-major's surnmer wear. Page 123. 384-5:Army tropical uniforms. -187 Sergeant-major's summer wear. 388, 389 :
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Page 125. 395-401: Signal Preparatory School and
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Air Preparatory Schooi. : Field Artillery School. Page 128. 4ll-15: Tank Preparatory School' Page l29. 4 l6-19 : Heavy Artillery School. 420, 42 1 " Tokorozawa Air Preparatory School. School.426: Small-Arms 422-25: Page 130. Military Band School. Page 126.402-06: Tokyo Page 127 . 407 - I
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- 1937 .455: Artillery captain's riding uniform. 456 : Infantry se rgean!-maj or. 457: Cloak. 458; Infantry privite. 4 5 9 : Military police, sergeant-nn a.jor. Page 138. 460: Military police, captain, winter wear, 1930. 46 I : Artillery second-lieutenant, summer wear, 1930. 462 : Infantry second-lieutenant, winter *uur. i6S, Infantry
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Page 139. 464:Infantry sergeant, 1930"465:
Infantry sergeant-major,
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466: Artillery
sergeant, 1930. 467 : Engineers sergeant-major. Page 140. 468: Intendance major.769: Infintry second-lieutenant, summer wear. 420: Military police captain. 4 7 I : Colonel, summer w ear. 4 i 2 :
Infantry colonel, summer wear.4Z3: Artillery sergeant-major, 1930. Page l4l. 474: Infantry colonel. r'Zj..Not known. 4 7 6 : Lieutenant. 4 7 7 : Infantry sergeant-maj or . 4 7g : Lieuten ant. 4 7 9 : Inf antry sergeant-m ajor, s-um mer
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: Private , summer wear. 483 : Sergeant-maj or . 484: Not known. 185.. Corporal, working cloth.486: Not known. 487,488: Summer
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wear, half-sleeves. Page 143. 489-97: Various types of army trousers. 498: Military police, Meiji era. 499:Infantry, Meiji era. 500: Full dress trousers of medical corps. Fage 144. Vehicles. J01.. A rm oured car; ty pe 2592, 6.8-ton, naval. 502 : Lorry, type 94A. 503 : T ank, type 3, I 8.8-ton. 5 04 : T ractor, type 92A, S-ton. J0j.. Tank, type 97,15. -ton. J06..Armoured railway car, type 2593,7 to 7 .7 -ton. 507 : Light tank, type 95,
No.8. J08: Amphibious tank. Page 145. Army and Navy Coats, Tunic Sets and
Overcoats. Page 145. J12.'Naval officer.
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left: Lieutenant-general, full dreSs. 5i'3, right: Naval school, summer wear.514: Second warrant officer. J/J.'Commander, full dre.ss. J1d.. Navy band, second warrant officer. 51 7: Lieutenant-general. 5,18." Preparatory officers' school, student's winter wear. Page 147 . Summer weat. 5i,9: Superior seaman. 520: Flight superior setunan. 121.. Maintenance superior seaman. 522: Preparutory officers, school, student. 52J.' First-lieutenant. J24.. Student. Page l4E. Combat uniform. 525: Matine first-lieutenant. 526: First-lieuten ant. 527: Seaman, hrst class. J28.. Second-lieutenant. i?9.. Commahder. 530.' Marine. Page 149.531: Flying wear, winter.532; Flying 6
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wear, summer. 533: Chief petty officer's flying *.ear. winter. {34;_Fiying wear, summer. J.lJ.. Flyin! rrear. Page 150. J36..Naval doctor, full dress. S j7: Officer, Taisho era. 538: Officer, Meiji era. 5J9.. Bugler with arm badge. 540: Engineei, first class. 54l.'Seaman. Page 151. 542: Medical officer, vice-admiral, summe r wear . 543: Officer, Meiji era. 544: Third-class petty officer's summer fatigues. 545: Preparatory air school student's wintei wear. J46.. Colonel, combat. i48.'Seaman (pay branch), first class, combat. 549: Leading seaman, first class, combat. 550: Leadingseatnan, combat. Jj1..
Civilian, cornbat. Page 152.
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Open-necked shirt. 556; Winter waistcoat. JJZ..
Officer's undershirt. J58; Shirt. Ji9.. Winter undershirt. 560.. Shirt. 56 I : Army officer's winter underpants. 5 6 2 : Arrny winter underpants. 563; Army officer's underpants. lgge 153. 564:Navy hospital clothing, Taisho era. 5!5:.Army hospital coat. 566: Army hospital clothing. 562.. Navy hospital clothing. 56g; Seaman's underwear. J69.. Naval officer's underwear. 570.. Naval officer,s summer shirt. i7l.. A.rmy nder p ants. 5 Z 2 : Naval short underp ants. _u JZJ.'Naval sleeveless shirt. SZ4: Naval NCb's waistcoatPage 154. Naval Paratroops. 575: IJniform.576: Reproduction of uniform .577,578: American handbook; published in 1945. Page 155. A commander and his files, 1939. Page 156. Army overcoats and cloaks.579: Colonel. 580, 58I : Captain. 582, 583: Overcoats, Meiji-Taisho en. 584 : Corporal. j8j.. private, first class. JBd, 582.. Sergeant-major. Page 157. Army overcoats, and cloaks. Sgg-90:
Officers. 591,592: Police. J9J..Not known. 5944: Winter overcoat with removable sleeves. Page l5E. 597,598: Officers'overcoats. J99.. Ho spital p atient's coat. 600, 601.. Cam oufl aged coats. 602 : Military-police mantle. 60J , 6M: Not known. 60J.. Soldier's coat.
Page 159.60d..Naval soldier's overcoat. 607: Armv soldier's overcoat. 608: Army preparatory school eoat. 609 : Army engineer captain's cloak. 6 I 0 : Army school coat. Page 1611. Naval Full-Dress Coats and Overcoats.
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: Captain full dress. 61J.. Commander, dress, German-made. 6 I 4 : Overcoat,
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Shanghai-m ade. 6 I 5 : NCO's avercoat. 6 16 : Officer's overcoat. 617: M:drical corps private, hrst class. 6/8.'Officer's overcoat, but shouid be without arm badge. 619: Officer's overcoat. Page 16l. Rainwear. 62A,621 : Officers' winter cloaks. 622: Officer's raincoat. 62J,624: NCO's raincoats.62J..NCO's raincoat towards the end of the Second World War. I"g. 1OZ. 626-8: Army civilian uniforms and
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higher college. 63 I : Army civilian uniform. P rge 164. 6 3 2 -5 : Naval civilian uniforms. Page 165. 636-9: Naval civiiian uniforms. 640.'
Naval band uniform.
Army Footwear.64l : 1939.642,643: 1941, horse-skin. 645 : 1942, horse-skin. Page 167. Army Footwear. 646: 1944, horse-skin. 647: 1944, pigskin. 648:1942, pigskin. 649:1944, Page 166. 1941. 644
k>admiral, aa-544: r fatigues. 545.' imterwear.546: ry branch), first nr, fust class, mbat.551; hirts.5J5; mi*soat.557: J9-'Winter r {rfficer's winter rdcrpants.56J:
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pigskin. 650:1944, sharkskin. 651: Japanese and American boots. Page 168. 552-6: Officers' boots. 657.' Officer's shoes. Page 169. 658-60: Army officers' high
boots.66l:
Cavalry NCO's high boots.662: Not known.66-1.' Slippers. Page 170. Army boots .664. Air force, winter wear. 665.' Boots for volunteer paratroopers.666: Heavy-duty high boots, felt.667: Air force boots. 668 , 669: Short boots and long boots for winter wear. Page l7l. Army Boots and Shoes. 670: Air force" 671: Rubber-soled shoes . 672 : Air force boots towards the end of the Second World War.673: Rubber-soled shoes. 674: Air force, summer wear. 675; Rubber-soled shoes. Page 172. Naval Footwear. 676.'Officer's'on board' boots. 677 : Air force. 678: Officer, formal 679: Land-combat boots. 680,681: NCOs' shoes. Page 173. 682: Naval officer's shoes.68.3.'Army air force boots, electronically heated. 684: Army
'within barracks' shoes. 685.' Civilian shoes. 686.' Civilian boots. 687: Shoes as part of gas-proof clothing. Pagell4. Leggings. 688: Not known.689: Officer. 690: Artillery officer. 691,692: Old pattern.693:
Not known. 694: Navy land combat corps. 695.' Felt leggings for winter wear. Page 175. Army and Navy Puttees and Gaiters.696, 697: Army.698-702: Navy land combat corps, old and new. 703: Army.704: Yarious patterns. Page176. Gloves. 705: Army pilot, winter wear. 706: Army pilot.707: Army pilot, winter wear.708: Army pilot, summer wear.709: Pilot.710: Mosquito-proof army gloves. 7I I: Offrcers, army and navy. 712: Army wintergloves.
: Not known. 7 I 5 : Case for collimator for heavy machine-gun, and tool kit. 716:Water-bucket for horses. 717: Fodder sack. 218.'Haversack. Page 178. 719: Army air force bag.720: Navy air force bag. 721,722: Army haversacks. 72J.'Navy haversack and flask. 724: Navy haversack. Page 179. 725 : Army food bag, for emergency landing. 726: First-aid kit for nurses. 727: Type96 or 99 Ord magazine case.728: Type 38 cartridge case for field gun. 729: Offrcer's trunk. 730: Trunk for official use. Page 180, l8l.73l-42: Officers' document bags. Page 182. Knapsacks. 743 : Meiji era. 744,745 : Meiji-Taisho era. 746, 74 7 : Early Showa er a. 74 8 : c.1938. Page 171.
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Army, 1944.753, 754: Navy rucksacks. :Page 184. Belts. 75J.'Naval admiral, full dress. Naval medical officer, captain equivalent, full dir,.r 757: Naval civilian, admiral equivalent, full dres. 758.' Undressbelt. T59: Naval doctor, captain. luir dress.760: Army belts. Page 185. Belts.76l: Army field officer, full dres: 762: Naval lieutenant, full dress. 763: Naval offir.,:r 754: Not known. 765: Civil defence corps.766; Army officer.767,768: Not known. 769: Undress cavalry belt with grummet. 770: Naval ofhcer, full dress. Page 186.
Belts.77l: Army office r,undress.772. Army officer, undress, with a badge. 773: Army officer, undress" 774:Nol known. 775: Gymanxr; belts - Asahi-type, Toyarna-type, German-type. 776: Nat known. Fage 187: Magazine Cases. 777: Army, Type 30.
778: Cavalry,
Meiji era.779: Cavairy, Type30.78C.
For Murata gun.78l: Navy. 782.' Linen cases. Navy paratroops. 784 : Army paratroops.
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Page 188. 78J.'Advertisement. 786: Army shovels,
787: I!danual^ Page 189. 788: Army sickle. 789: Wire-cutters. 790:
Army shovel.79tr: Pick. Page 190. 792-6: Firearms of Manchurian border
guards. Page 191. Hand-guns and Holsters.797: Type97
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798: Type94. 799: Type 14. 800.' Not known. 801.'
Nambu-otsu-type. 842,803: Type 14. 804 : Small Nambu-otsu-type. 805; Type. 94. Gas-masks. 7a6." Army . 707 : N avy . 7A 8, 709: Civil defence corps. 810.' For horses.811.'
P age 192.
Leg-protectors for horses. Page 193. 812-6: Civilian gas-masks. 817: Gas-proof trousers.
Army. 819: Navy.82A; Army. 821: Army air force. 822: Navy. Page 194. I-ife-jackets.818:
Page 195. Arm-bands. 823, 825,827.' Messengers.
: Mihtary police. 8 2 9 : Commissariat. : Press corps. 8-14.' Red Cross. 835; Placation unit. 836. Navy guard. 8j7:
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830, 83 I : Guards. 832 , 833
War correspondent. Page 196. Flasks. 838: Meiji-Taisho-Showa era. 839: Cavahy. 840: Meiji-Taisho-Show a era. 841 : MeijiTaisho-Showa era, for civilians. 842; Not
known. 843: Army ofhcer. B44: Not known. 84J.'
Meiji-Taisho era. Page 197 . Flasks. 846, 847: Navy. 848.' Army officer. 849: Flask cover. 850.' Army, for soldiers. 851.'Various. Page 198. Mess Tins. 852,853: Army. 854.' In cover. 855,856: Army officers', new-style. 852.' Army
officers', old-style.858; Army soldiers'. 859.' Navy. 860: In case.
19. 86 I : Army pocket-books with war commemoration medals. Page 200. Field Periscopic-binoculars and Page
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