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Class

  • Name (Year)
  • Displacement; Length; Complement
Aircraft Carriers

(n/a)

  • Akagi (1925)
  • 28,100 T; 763 ft; ? people
  • Hosyo
  • 7,470 T; 510 ft; ? people
  • Kaga (1921)
  • 28,100 T; 715 ft; ? people
  • Ryujo (1931)
  • 7,600 T; 548 ft; 600 people
  • Ryuzyo (1931)
  • 7,100 T; 548 ft; 600 people
  • Syukaku (1939); Zuikaku (1939)
  • 20,000 T; 800 ft; ? people

Battleships

(n/a)

  • Huso (1914); Yamasiro (1915)
  • 29,330 T; 673 ft; 1,243-1,272 people
  • Ise (1916); Hyuga (1917)
  • 29,990 T; 683 ft; 1,300 people
  • Kongo (1912); Hiei (1912); Haruna (1913); Kirisima (1913)
  • 29,330 T; 704 ft; 980 people
  • Nagoto (1919); Mutu (1920)
  • 32,720 T; 700 ft; 1,322 people
  • Yamoto (1940); Musashi (1940)
  • 62,315 T; 840 ft; 2,500 people

Cruisers, First Class

(n/a)

  • Atago (1930); Takao (1930); Tyokai (1931); Maya (1930)
  • 9,850 T; 650 ft; 692 people
  • Kako (1925); Hurutaka (1925); Kinugasa (1926); Aoba (1926)
  • 7,100 T; 595 ft; 604 people
  • Nati (1927); Myoko (1927); Asigara (1928); Haguro (1928)
  • 10,000 T; 640 ft; 692 people
  • Tone (1937); Tikuma (1938)
  • 8,500 T; 614 ft; 850 people

Cruisers, Second Class

Kuma

  • Kuma (1919); Tama (1920); Oi (1920); Kitikami (1920); Kiso (1920)
  • 5,100 T; 535 ft; 439 people
Natori

  • Isuzu (1921); Nagara (1921); Natori (1923); Yura (1922); Kinu (1922); Abukuma (1923)
  • 5,170 T; 535 ft; 438 people
Tenryu

  • Tatatu (1918); Tenryu (1918)
  • 3,230 T; 468 ft; 332 people
(n/a)

  • Mogami (1934); Suzuya (1934); Kumano (1936)
  • 8,500 T; 625 ft; 850 people
  • Zintu (1923); Naka (1925); Sendai (1923)
  • 5,195 T; 535 ft; 450 people
  • Yubari (1923)
  • 2,890 T; 435 ft; 328 people

Destroyers

Akikaze

  • Akikaze (1920); Yukaze (1921); Minekaze (1919); Okikaze (1919); Hokaze (1921); Siokaze (1920); Yakaze (1920); Takikaze (1921); Namikaze (1922); Numakaze (1922); Nokaze (1921); Sawakaze (1919); Hakaze (1920)
  • 1,215 T; 337 ft; 145-148 people
Asasio

  • Asasio (1936); Arasio (1937); Osio (1937); Mitisio (1937); Asagumo (1937); Yamagumo (1937); Minegumo (1937); Natugumo (1937); Kasumi (1937); Arare (1937)
  • 1,500 T; 356 ft; 190 people
Hatuharu

  • Ariake (1934); Nenohi (1932); Hatuharu (1933); Hatusimo (1933); Wakaba (1934); Yugure (1934)
  • 1,368 T; 338 ft; 180 people
Hubuki – Amagiri Type

  • Uranami (1928); Asagiri (1929); Amagiri (1930); Akebono (1930); Ayanami (1929); Oboro (1929); Sagiri (1929); Sazanami (1931); Sikinami (1929); Usio (1930); Yugiri (1930)
  • 1,700 T; 372 ft; ? people
Hubuki – Hibiki Type

  • Ikaduti (1931); Akatuki (1932); Inaduma (1932); Hibiki (1932)
  • 1,700 T; 372 ft; ? people
Hubuki – Sinonome Type

  • Sirakumo (1927); Hubuki (1927); Hatuyuki (1927); Isonami (1927); Murakumo (1927); Sinonome (1927); Sirayuki (1928); Usugumo (1927)
  • 1,700 T; 372 ft; ? people
Kagero

  • Kagero (1938); Siranui (1938); Kurosio (1938); Oyasio (1938); Hatukaze (1939); Natusio (1939); Yukikaze (1939); Kurukaze (1939); Isokaze (1939); Hayasio (1939); Amatukaze (1939); Tokitokaze (1939); Urakaze (1940); Arasi (1940); Nowake (1940); Tanikaze (1940); Hagikaze (1940)
  • 2,000 T; 364 ft; ? people
Kamikaze

  • Kamikaze (1922); Asakaze (1922); Harukaze (1922); Matukaze (1923); Hatakaze (1924); Oite (1924); Hayate (1925); Asanagi (1924); Yunagi (1924)
  • 1,270 T; 320 ft; 148 people
Kuri

  • Kuri (1920); Hasu (1921); Tuga (1920)
  • 770 T; 275 ft; 110 people
Mutaki

  • Mutaki (1925); Kisaragi (1925); Yanoi (1925); Uduki (1925); Satuki (1925); Minatuki (1926); Humituki (1926); Nagatuki (1926); Kikutuki (1926); Mikaduki (1926); Motiduki (1927); Yuduki (1927)
  • 1,315 T; 320 ft; 150 people
Sigure

  • Sigure (1935); Siratuyu (1935); Murasame (1935); Yudati (1936); Harusame (1935); Samidare (1935); Yamakaze (1936); Suzukaze (1937); Kawakaze (1936); Umikaze (1936)
  • 1,368 T; 336 ft; 180 people
Wakatake

  • Wakatake (1922); Kuretake (1922); Sanae (1923); Asagao (1922); Huya (1922); Karukaya (1923)
  • 820 T; 275 ft; 110 people

Gunboats

(n/a)

  • Ataka (1922)
  • 725 T; 222 ft; 118 people
  • Atami (1929); Hutami (1929)
  • 170 T; 149 ft; ? people
  • Hira (1923); Hodu (1923); Katada (1923); Seta (1922)
  • 305 T; 180 ft; ? people
  • Saga (1912)
  • 685 T; 210 ft; 99 people
  • Toba (1911)
  • 215 T; 180 ft; 59 people
  • Uji (1940)
  • ? T; ? ft; ? people





Minelayers

(n/a)

  • Itukusima (1929)
  • 1,345 T; 260 ft; ? people
  • Katuriki (1916)
  • 1,540; 240 ft; ? people
  • Okinosima (1935)
  • 4,400 T; 387 ft; ? people
  • Sirataka (1929)
  • 1,345 T; 260 ft; ? people
  • Sokuten (1938); Sirakami (1938); Nariu (1939); Kyosai (1939); Kunaziri (1940); Hasidate (1939); Sumisu (1939); Hatijo (1940); Izigaki (1940); Tanzuru (1940)
  • 720 T; 239 ft; ? people
  • Tokiwa (1898)
  • 9,240 T; 442 ft; ? people
  • Yaeyama (1931)
  • 1,135; 281 ft; 150 people

Minesweepers

(n/a)

  • Nos. 1-3 (1923); No. 4 (1924); No. 5 (1928); No. 6 (1929)
  • 615 T; 235 ft; 87 people
  • Nos. 7-11 (1938); No. 12 (1939)
  • 630 T; 226 ft; 88 people
  • Nos. 13-14 (1933); Nos. 15-16 (1934)
  • 492 T; 235 ft; ? people
  • Nos. 17-18 (1935)
  • 511 T; 218 ft; ? people

Seaplane Carriers

Maru Type

  • Kagu (1936)
  • 6,807 T; 453 ft; ? people
  • Kamikawa (1937)
  • 6,853 T; 479 ft; ? people
  • Kinagawa (1938)
  • 6,937 T; 436 ft; ? people
  • Kinugasa (1936)
  • 6,808 T; 454 ft; ? people
(n/a)

  • Kamoi (1922)
  • 17,000 T; 496 ft; ? people
  • Notoro (1920)
  • 14,050 T; 471 ft; 155 people
  • Titose (1936); Tiyoda (1937); Miduho (1938); Nissin (1939)
  • 9,000 T; 578 ft; ? people

Submarines, Oceangoing

I 15

  • I 15-24 (1938)
  • 2,180 T; 348 ft; ? people
I 6 Type

  • I 6 (1934); I 7 (1935); I 8 (1936); I 9-14
  • 1950/2,600 T; 357 ft; ? people
Kawasaki Boats

  • I 1 (1924); I 2 (1925); I 3 (1925); I 4 (1928)
  • 1,955/2,480 T; 320 ft; ? people

Submarines, Seagoing

Kaigun

  • I 25 (1939); I 26-28; I 29 (1940); I 30-33
  • 1,500 T; ? ft; ? people
  • I 53 (1925); I 54 (1926); I 55 (1925); I 56-57 (1928); I 58 (1925); I 59-60 (1929); I 61 (1927); I 62 (1928); I 63 (1927); I 64 (1929)
  • 1,635/2,100 T; 321 ft; ? people
  • I 65 (1931); I 66 (1931)
  • 1,638 / 2,100 T; 322 ft; ? people
  • I 68 (1933); I 69 (1934); I 70 (1934); I 71 (1934); I 72 (1935); I 73 (1935); I 74 (1937); I 75 (1936)
  • 1,400 T; 331 ft; ? people
  • Ro. 33 (1934); Ro. 34 (1935)
  • 700 T; 240 ft; 42 people
Kaigun – Experimental Type

  • I 52 (1922)
  • 1,390/2,000 T; 331 ft; ? people
Kawasaki Boats

  • I 121 (1926); I 122 (1926); I 123 (1927); I 124 (1927)
  • 1,142/1,470 T; 280 ft; ? people
  • Ro. 30; Ro. 31; Ro. 32 (1923-1926)
  • 635/1,000 T; 244 ft; ? people
Mitubisi Type

  • Ro. 60-68 (1923-1925)
  • 988/1,300 T; 250 ft; 48 people

Torpedo Boats

Otori

  • Otori (1935); Hiyodori (1935); Hayabusa (1935); Kasasagi (1935); Kizi (1937); Kari (1937); Sagi (1937); Hato (1937)
  • 595 T; 263 ft; ? people
Tidori

  • Tidori (1933); Tomoduru (1933); Hatukari (1933); Manaduru (1933)
  • 527 T; 254 ft; ? people




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