Tokyo FD has a pretty much entirely locally manufactured fleet of fire, rescue, EMS and administrative units. But, in addition to these IVECO-Magirus ladders they operate a small fleet of Unimogs.
These are not brush pumpers, but are mainly intended for water relaying under conditions where earthquakes have destroyed roads and water supplies. They are either high capacity pumpers or LDH hose layers, and operate together in teams. Examples are pictured on this site.
The Magirus units seem to have been a one-off order and as far as I know there have been no more recent deliveries.
Although there may be exceptions, it does seem that other Japanese fire departments in general do not purchase any imported units.
These are not brush pumpers, but are mainly intended for water relaying under conditions where earthquakes have destroyed roads and water supplies. They are either high capacity pumpers or LDH hose layers, and operate together in teams. Examples are pictured on this site.
The Magirus units seem to have been a one-off order and as far as I know there have been no more recent deliveries.
Although there may be exceptions, it does seem that other Japanese fire departments in general do not purchase any imported units.
Added by Rob Johnson on 20 June 2017.