In 1936, the Imperial Japanese Army acquired a controlling interest in the company, and renamed it the Tachikawa Aircraft Company Ltd. The company manufactured a number of types, mostly training aircraft and fighters for the Imperial Japanese Army.
In 1936, the Imperial Japanese Army took control of the company, transforming it into Tachikawa Aircraft Company Ltd. This organization produced a variety of aircraft models, mainly used for training and combat purposes by the Imperial Japanese Army.