The sole surviving Raiden ("Jack") late WW2 Japanese Navy interceptor.

The 'Jack' was intended as an interceptor to counter the threat of high-altiitude bombers and so relied on speed, climb performance and armament at the expense of manoevrability. Despite initial promise continual teething and supply problems meant they never fulfilled their potential. Of the 621 aircraft built this is the only survivor at the Planes of Fame museum.

The sole surviving Raiden (Allied code name 'Jack') displayed precariously on a truck trailer at Planes of Fame's initial location at Ontario. Now displayed under cover at Chino.