The Japanese Type 96 150mm Howitzer, adopted in 1936, was a significant artillery piece based on French Schneider designs. It featured a rotating interrupted thread breech and could elevate up to 70 degrees, functioning as a large mortar. Despite limitations like wooden wheels hindering high-speed towing, it proved more tactically useful than 105mm guns for the Imperial Japanese Army, notably used for harassment fire on Guadalcanal.
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