2012 Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Security Department Riot Police Radiation Protection Vehicle

The "2012 Metropolitan Police Department Security Bureau Riot Police Radiation Protection Vehicle" is an extremely highly rare special vehicle of the Japanese police capable of shielding against radiation, with only two units introduced nationwide in response to the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident.

Vehicle Overview
Background of Introduction: It was deployed to enable officers to carry out operations while protecting themselves even under conditions of high radiation levels around the site during emergencies such as nuclear power plant accidents or major acts of terrorism.
Key Features: It is equipped with specialized air conditioning that prevents the entry of radioactive substances by maintaining positive pressure inside the vehicle, as well as advanced protective and shielding equipment.