After the War, one prototype was taken to the United States [3][4] and scrapped after testing. None are in existence today. A Nakajima G8N1 (left) and a G5N1 (right) photographed by an American reconnaissance flight. G8N1 : Four-engine heavy bomber. Production version. G8N2 : Modified to carry Ohka Type 33 Special Attack Bomber.

2024年10月28日 · g8n1-a计划以g8n1为基础进行修改，来携带经过改良的樱花三三型（总重量2,270公斤、速度650公里/小时、航程280公里、弹头重量800公斤）。 可是樱花三三型设计进度未完成，战争就已结束，G8N1-A计划中止。

2020年2月1日 · The Nakajima G8N Renzan (or "Mountain Range" - codenamed "Rita" by the Allies) was a heavy bomber design put forth by the Nakajima Aircraft Company in the latter stages of World War 2.

G8N轰炸机（英文：G8N Bomber [1]）连山是 第二次世界大战 末期由中岛重工研发的四发动机轰炸机，外型有点像美国B-17轰炸机而设计出来。 可是B-17轰炸机作战用途是战略轰炸，而连山作战用途是战略或普通轰炸和攻击舰艇。 Nakajima 中岛 G8N. Mountain Range 连山. 盟军编号名：Rita. 海军陆基"18"式轰炸机.

Nakajima G8N “Renzan” was a land-based bomber designed for use by the IJN. The Navy designation was “Type 18 land-based attack aircraft”. The Allied code name was “Rita”. The initial prototype was completed in October 1944, and was first flown on the 23rd of that mont.

g8n1-a计划以g8n1为基础进行修改，来携带经过改良的樱花三三型（总重量2,270公斤、速度650公里/小时、航程280公里、弹头重量800公斤）。 可是樱花三三型设计进度未完成，战争就已结束，G8N1-A计划中止。

2020年5月13日 · G8N1-A计划换装2200马力Ha-43型发动机，并携带樱花三三型自杀式特攻机对美军作战，该型特攻机总重2270kg、最大飞行速度650千米/小时、最大航程280千米。 800kg重的弹头只要瞄的准，足以对美军军舰造成重大威胁，这也是末日黄昏下一机一舰自杀式袭击的疯狂举动。

Nakajima G8N1 “Renzan” in USA Site statistics: Photos of World War II: over 26800 aircraft: 63 models tanks: 59 models vehicles: 59 models guns: 3 models units: 2 ships: 47 WW2 battlefields - 12 weapon models: - equipment: - World War Photos 2013-2025, contact: info(at)worldwarphotos.info.

Developed as the Experimental 18-Shi Heavy Bomber Renzan (Nakajima G8N1), this was a very advanced long-range bomber powered by four 1491kW Nakajima Homare 24 radials which gave it a maximum speed of 592km/h at 8000m.

Nakajima G8N1 Renzan, heavy bomber (code named Rita), taken as a war prize following the Japanese surrender and painted in United States Army Air Forces markings, USAAF FE-2210. This aircraft was scrapped at Wright-Patterson AFB.