The pinnacle of Japanese engineering, the Type 10, is one of the last vehicles you’ll unlock in the Japanese tech tree. The amazing autoloader and cannon allow for absolute domination in top-tier battles, but you’ll probably struggle when you first unlock it. Despite its many weaknesses and shortcomings, the Type 10 can be one of the best vehicles at its battle rating if played correctly.

As America began to push towards mainland Japan, the Imperial Army began prototyping the Type 5 Chi-Ri tank. Although the tank never saw combat and all prototypes were destroyed, you’re able to play this tank in War Thunder and simulate the battles it could’ve fought. Despite its similarities to the Type 4 Chi-To, it requires a different approach to defeat enemies and emerge victorious in battles.

The Chi-Ha LG, despite first impressions, is one of the best early Japanese tank destroyers once you learn how to play it. The Chi-Ha LG can be frustrating to use at first because of the non-existent armor, difficult to use gun and the added difficulty of facing off against more advanced American Shermans and Soviet T-34s; however, when used properly, it is a beast on the battlefield.