Arisaka

&nbsp The Arisaka was designed after the Mauser G98, and served as the standard Japanese rifle in both World Wars.

Type 30
The Type 30 rifle was used by the Army of Japan in WWI. It is a long rifle chambered in 6.5mm. The rifle was the first of the Arisaka family, as well as the first to use the aforementioned round. It was almost completely out of service by WWI.

Type 38
The Type 38 was designed in 1905 and entered service soon after. The weapon served the Japanese in WWI, and in WWII. It, like the Type 30, is a long rifle chambered in 6.5mm. The weapon is the longest rifle of the war, at 50 inches.

Type 99
The Type 99 was the standard weapon used during WWII. It was a notoriusly badly built rifle, as dangerous to the shooter as the target. This reputation increased as the war went on. It was chambered in 7.7mm, a larger caliber than the older rifles. The weapons produced near the end of the war, often called "Last Ditch", are some of the worst weapons of the war.