The lack of an original example resulted in the Museum displaying this replica of an Ohka suicide aircraft.

Considering the very battered remains recovered from Yap Island, the 75-day restoration of the Yokosuka D4Y1 at Yasakuni is a remarkable feat.

Generally underrated, the D4Y3 Judy 33 was a smart performer, able to carry an 1,102 lb bomb load in its internal fuselage bay over a maximum radius of 700 nm. At 310 kt, Judy was the fastest carrier-based dive-bomber of the war. This example, captured at Clark Field in the Phillipines, was test-flown in June 1945 and was one of 2,038 D4Ys built.

Amid the remains found on Guam by US troops in November 1944 was this shot-up Judy of the 503rd Naval Air Group.