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- H8K2 of the 851 Kokutai 1944
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- H8K2 attempting to flee from PB4Y 1944
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- H8K under attack by USN Aircraft 1944
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- H8K2 left wing
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- Prototype of H8K1
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- US soldiers inspect wrecked H8K Emily on Makin 1944
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- Wreckage of H8K2 on the beach at Butaritari Makin
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- H8K2 on the water
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- 1st prototype of H8K1 after rebuild
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- H8K2 “801-77” of the 801 Kokutai
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- H8K Emily Flying Boat Saipan 1944
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- H8K2 801-77 under fire from PB4Y of VPB-117
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- Captured H8K2 Emily
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- H8K2 under attack by PB4Y-1 1944
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- Captured Kawanishi H8K2 1945
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- Captured Kawanishi H8K2 2
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- H8K1 Emily
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- Captured H8K2
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- H8K1 Shikishima of Takuma Kokutai with radar Type 6 Mark 4 Mod 3
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- H8K 51-085 going down in Central Pacific, 2 July 1944.
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- H8K 801-77 under fire from PB4Y of VPB-117 2
The Kawanishi H8K Emily (二式大型飛行艇, Type 2 Large Flying Boat. 二式大艇, Nishiki Daitei, Nishiki Taitei) was an Imperial Japanese Navy flying boat used during World War II for maritime patrol and transport duties.