The Japanese Air Force One is up for sale for a cool $28 million - take a look inside

Here's the Boeing 747-400 that served as Japan's Air Force One

The plane was originally built in 1991. But it's no ordinary 747.

It's outfitted with a bedroom with a shower facility ...

... A lounge ...

... An office ...

... And more, including a meeting room for support staff.

The plane also has business class and coach-style seating.

It can only carry 85 passengers, compared to the 416 that a normal 747-400 could carry in a three-class configuration.

The plane is available for "just" $28 million, so if you're in the market, now is the time to buy! Check out Controller to see the listing.