This is a close-up of the nose of F4EJ No. 371, belonging to the 301st Fighter Squadron based at Nyutabaru Air Base, photographed at the JASDF Tsuiki Air Base Air Show on November 18, 1990. This aircraft took part in the 1990 JASDF combat competition, and was painted in this manner to boost morale. It appears to have been a gun shooting competition, as the shark's mouth painted on the nose is holding a dart target in its mouth, with many bullet holes painted on the target.

This is an F4EJ of the 301st SQ photographed at JASDF Nyutabaru Air Base on October 19, 1990. There were a total of five aircraft with this paint job. These aircraft participated in the 1990 JASDF combat competition, and this paint job was applied to the aircraft to boost morale. The star on the fuselage represents the 5th Air Wing to which the 301st SQ belonged. Also, when viewed from directly above, the arrangement of stars on the left and right sides resembles the letter V for victory. The shark mouths on each of the five aircraft were different in shape.