Japanese Police Car Coloring Pages

A Hero Protecting the Safety of the Town! The Patrol Car!

A patrol car is what everyone knows as a "patrol car." It is a super reliable car that police officers ride in to patrol around town and rush to scenes right away when incidents or accidents happen. They catch bad guys, help people in trouble, and protect everyone's safety.

Why Is It White and Black?

A Japanese Police Car is colored white on top and black on the bottom. It is said that the bottom half of the car was painted black so everyone could tell right away that it is a patrol car. Even from far away, you can notice, "Ah! It's a patrol car!"

Amazing Patrol Car Equipment!

A patrol car has a lot of special tools that ordinary cars do not have.

• Red Light: A red lamp on top of the roof. It spins and flashes when in a hurry or to warn of danger. Also, some types have a lifter that moves up and down as needed.
• Siren: It makes the "Woo-Woo" sound you have probably heard, letting nearby cars and people know, "A patrol car is coming, so please clear the way."
• Radio: It is like a phone used to talk with police stations and other patrol cars.

Super Fast! There Are Sports Car Patrol Cars Too

Among patrol cars, there are also ones that use super fast and cool "sports cars"! People sometimes call these "Super Patrol Cars."

• Nissan GT-R: A Japanese sports car that boasts world-class speed. It is active in places like the Tochigi Prefectural Police.
• Nissan Fairlady Z: A sports car featuring a beautiful shape and powerful drive. You can see it in places like the Metropolitan Police Department.
• Honda NSX: These are patrol cars for the Tochigi and Mie Prefectural Police. For Mie, a 2nd generation NSX was donated in April 2025.

These fast patrol cars are mainly active on highways to catch cars that break the speed limit. They are super cool!

What Is Its Real Name?

"Patrol car" is a short way of saying "patrol car." In English, it is usually called a "Police Car." Patrol cars of many different colors and shapes drive in countries all over the world. For example, in the United States, there are not only black and white ones, but also blue or silver patrol cars. In a country called Dubai, top-class supercars are sometimes used as patrol cars.

How to Choose Colors

When you think of a Japanese Police Car, the basic colors are black and white. It is simple, but let's look at some tips to make it super cool!

• Body colors: The biggest feature of a Japanese Police Car is its black and white body. Color them neatly! You can leave the paper white for the white parts, or add a light gray to make shadows. Color the black parts nice and dark to make it look strong.
• Red lights: Color the lights on top of the roof in bright red. If you want them to look like they are glowing, leave a little white in the middle or mix in a little yellow. It will look like it is flashing!
• Police crest: The gold crest on the front and side is called the Kyokujitsusho. Use yellow, gold, or orange to make it look shiny!
• Windows: If you color the windows in light blue or pale blue, they will look like real clear glass.

Make the Body Look Shiny!

A Japanese Police Car is always polished and clean. If you make it look shiny, it will look even cooler!

• How to color black parts: A cool trick is to leave some white spots where the light hits the black body. This makes the car body look like it is reflecting light and shining bright.
• Tires and wheels: Color the tires solid black or dark gray. Color the middle wheel parts silver (gray) to make them look real.

For Rare Japanese Police Cars

If you have a sports car coloring page, make its cool shape stand out!

• Smooth lines: Sports cars are built to zoom fast through the wind. Color along the lines of the body to make it look super fast!
• Headlights: Many sports cars have cool, sharp headlights. Use light blue or silver to make them look sharp and bright.

Try Adding a Background!

• In the city: Draw traffic lights, buildings, and crosswalks in the background. It will look like it is on patrol in the city!
• On the highway: For a sports car Japanese Police Car, draw a wide road or mountains far away. It will look like it is speeding along!
• Blue sky: If you put a nice blue sky behind it, the black and white Japanese Police Car will pop out and look like a true hero!

Tips to Enjoy Your Coloring Page!

A Japanese Police Car is black and white, but you can also make your own "Future Japanese Police Car" or "Special Japanese Police Car"! Try using your favorite colors like blue, yellow, or silver. Have fun coloring while you imagine, "I wish a Japanese Police Car like this was driving around!"