Ho-Ri

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Type 2 Ho-Ri
http://mailer.fsu.edu/~akirk/tanks/japan/experimental-guntank-hori.jpg A concept drawing
Specifications
Weight	37 tons
Length	28.39'
Width	10'
Height	10'
Crew	5
Armor	12-75mm
Primary armament	105mm cannon
Secondary armament	37mm gun, (2) 7.7mm MG
Engine	Air-cooled 550 HP
Power/weight	-
Suspension	Bogies
Operational range	-
Speed	28 mph

The Ho-Ri was planned to bear the same chassis as the well-built Type 5 Chi-Ri but would be mounted with a powerful 105mm cannon. This design was probably inspired by news of the German Jagdtiger.^{[citation needed]}