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Ozuki Air Field

Ozuki Air Field (ICAO RJOZ) is an active military air base in Japan, operated by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. It has 2 runways (longest 1,200 m). Home to the 201st Air Training Squadron, flying Fuji T-5.

Facility Details

Aircraft Based Here
Fuji T-5 profile drawing Fuji T-5 Military Training Aircraft 201st Air Training Squadron
Map
Map of Ozuki Air Field

34.0469°N, 131.0522°E · 4 m elevation

Summary
Operating Country 🇯🇵 Japan
Location🇯🇵 Japan
Status Active
UsageMilitary only
Operating OrganizationJapan Maritime Self-Defense Force
Units
201st Air Training Squadron
Location & Technical Details
Elevation4 m (13 ft)
ICAO codeRJOZ
Runways
17/35 · 1,200 m (3,937 ft) · Asphalt12/30 · 900 m (2,953 ft) · Concrete
Nearby Bases
  1. 40 km Tsuiki Air Field 8th Air Wing
  2. 41 km Ashiya Air Field 13th Flying Training Wing
  3. 46 km Hōfu Air Field 12th Flight Training Wing
  4. 100 km Metabaru Air Field 4th Air Corps
  5. 110 km MCAS Iwakuni Marine Aircraft Group 12
  6. 136 km Camp Takayubaru Western Army Aviation Group (Headquarters)
Related
All Military Air Bases Japan Air Bases
Operating forces
🇯🇵 Japan Japan Air Self-Defense Force
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Description

Ozuki Air Field, also designated Ozuki Air Base, is a military aerodrome located in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. The facility is operated by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.

The installation supports Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force operations. Aircraft types documented at the airfield include the YS-11M-A. In September 2009, a Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force YS-11M-A sustained substantial damage after overrunning the runway during a landing sequence.

Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) and other open sources. Last updated on 14 August 2026. Suggest a change
Latest Data Updates
  1. AUG 142026 Updated Based aircraft recorded: the squadron's Fuji T-5 trainers
  2. AUG 142026 Updated Resident unit recorded: the 201st Air Training Squadron
  3. AUG 132026 Updated Runway designations, surfaces and lengths recorded
  4. JAN 172026 Updated Secondary name removed
  5. JAN 122026 Created Page created: Ozuki Air Field; then secondary name, organization and usage added