On October 12, 2013, a ceremony was held at Nyutabaru Air Base to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 301st SQ. On this day, four F4EJ Kai aircraft, including one with a special commemorative livery（No.398）, performed a celebratory flight. This is a low, high-speed takeoff by the second livery aircraft to participate in the JASDF combat competition, No. 440. (This year's JASDF combat competition was held at the end of September 2013.) This aircraft is the 5,195th F-4 Phantom, the last to be built in the world.

Part of the flying display at the 2014 Nyutabaru Air Festival.

Phantom #5195 is RTB once more. Mitsubishi delivered the last F-4 ever built in May 1981 and it served the JASDF until retirement at the end of November 2020.

The youngest Phantom, the last F-4 ever built. Rightfully preserved at Hamamatsu in December 2020.

AMIGO flight conducts the split just after departure

17-8440 was the last F-4EJ that left the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries production line. Mitsubishi had been building 127 F-4EJs under license. She was delivered to the JASDF on May 20, 1981. As the production line at the McDonnell Douglas factory in St.Louis had already been closed, 17-8440 was also the last (#5195) F-4 Phantom II built. She received the upgrade to the F-4EJ Kai version, and is still operational with 301 Hikotai, currently based at Hyakuri AB.