This is an F4EJ Kai of the 301st SQ based at Nyutabaru Air Base, painted for the 1992 JASDF Combat Skills Competition, with six aircraft given special paint jobs. The camouflage paintwork on these 301SQ aircraft was a gray cloud pattern to accommodate the cloudy airspace, as the JASDF Combat Skill Competition was held during Japan's long rainy season. The cloud pattern air superiority camouflage on each aircraft varied in its paint pattern. The first to be painted, and the one that was most faithful to the original pattern, was No. 437.

Around March 1992, seven F4EJ Kai of 301SQ belonging to Nyutabaru Air Base were given dark blue and light blue identification bands on the upper part of the fuselage.The F4EJ Kai given the blue identification band were No. 342, No. 345, No. 401 and No. 402.The F4EJ Kai given the dark blue identification band were No. 338, No. 348, and No. 437.

Another drag chute assisted recovery in rainy weather. Aircraft delivered in 1981, with 302 Hikotai since 10 years at the photo date and just out of periodic overhaul since the previous month. In service until December 2020, the last 1.5 years with 301 Hikotai.