Stats: All cruisers of the Imperial Japanese Navy

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Class	Type	Hint	Answer	% Correct
Nagara	Light Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. bomber aircraft on 26 October 1944	Abukuma	0%
Agano	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Skate on 15 February 1944	Agano	0%
Suma	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1921, sunk as a target ship on 3 August 1930	Akashi	0%
---	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a submarine tender in 1921, sold for scrap on 10 January 1927	Akitsushima	0%
Aoba	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. bomber aircraft on 24 July 1945	Aoba	0%
Asama	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1921, sold for scrap on 15 August 1946	Asama	0%
Myoko	Heavy Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Trenchant on 8 June 1945	Ashigara	0%
Takao	Heavy Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Darter on 23 October 1944	Atago	0%
Sendai	Light Cruiser	Cancelled on 17 March 1922	Ayase	0%
---	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1921, sold for scrap in 1946	Azuma	0%
---	Unprotected Cruiser	Sold for scrap on 25 July 1939	Chihaya	0%
Chikuma	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a training hulk in 1931 under the designation Hai Kan No. 3, sunk as a target ship in 1935	Chikuma	0%
Tone	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. cruiser gunfire and torpedoed by the destroyer USS Owen on 26 October 1944	Chikuma	0%
---	Unprotected Cruiser	Sunk by a collision with the British merchant vessel Ravenna on 30 November 1892	Chishima	0%
Kasagi	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1921, sunk as a target ship on 19 July 1931	Chitose	0%
---	Protected Cruiser	Sunk as a target ship on 5 August 1927	Chiyoda	0%
Takao	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. surface gunfire and aircraft from the carrier USS Kitkun Bay on 25 October 1944	Chokai	0%
Furutaka	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. surface gunfire on 12 October 1942	Furutaka	0%
Myoko	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by British destroyers on 16 May 1945	Haguro	0%
Matsushima	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1912, sold for scrap in 1927	Hashidate	0%
Chikuma	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a barracks ship in 1943 under the designation Hai Kan No. 11, sold for scrap in April 1947	Hirado	0%
Ibuki	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a battlecruiser in 1912, sold for scrap on 20 September 1923	Ibuki	0%
---	Heavy Cruiser	Reordered as a light aircraft carrier in 1943, cancelled before completion and scrapped on 22 November 1946	Ibuki	0%
Tsukuba	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a battlecruiser in 1912, sold for scrap on 20 September 1923	Ikoma	0%
Nagara	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarines USS Gabilan and USS Charr on 7 April 1945	Isuzu	0%
Matsushima	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1912, sold for scrap on 12 March 1926	Itsukushima	0%
Izumo	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1921, sunk by U.S. naval aircraft on 25 July 1945	Iwate	0%
Izumo	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1921, sunk by U.S. naval aircraft on 24 July 1945	Izumo	0%
Sendai	Light Cruiser	Sunk by Allied surface gunfire on 13 July 1943	Jintsu	0%
Sendai	Light Cruiser	Cancelled on 17 March 1922	Kako	0%
Furutaka	Heavy Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS S-44 on 10 August 1942	Kako	0%
Kasagi	Protected Cruiser	Ran aground, wreck salvaged and sunk on 10 August 1916	Kasagi	0%
Kasuga	Armored Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. naval aircraft on 18 July 1945	Kasuga	0%
Nagara	Light Cruiser	Sunk by aircraft from the U.S. carriers USS Essex and USS Lexington on 26 October 1944	Kinu	0%
Aoba	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by aircraft from the U.S. carrier USS Enterprise on 13 November 1942	Kinugasa	0%
Kuma	Light Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. carrier aircraft on 13 November 1944	Kiso	0%
Kuma	Light Cruiser	Reclassified as a fast transport vessel in 1942, sold for scrap on 10 August 1946	Kitakami	0%
Kuma	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the British submarine HMS Tally-Ho on 11 January 1944	Kuma	0%
Mogami	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by aircraft from the U.S. carrier USS Ticonderoga on 25 November 1944	Kumano	0%
Ibuki	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a battlecruiser in 1912, sold for scrap on 20 September 1923	Kurama	0%
Matsushima	Protected Cruiser	Sunk by an accidental explosion on 30 April 1908	Matsushima	0%
Takao	Heavy Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Dace on 23 October 1944	Maya	0%
Mogami	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. carrier aircraft on 6 June 1942	Mikuma	0%
Sendai	Light Cruiser	Cancelled on 17 March 1922	Minase	0%
---	Unprotected Cruiser	Sunk by a mine on 14 May 1904	Miyako	0%
Yodo	Protected Cruiser	Sold for scrap on 31 January 1929	Mogami	0%
Mogami	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. cruiser gunfire and carrier aircraft on 25 October 1944	Mogami	0%
Myoko	Heavy Cruiser	Scuttled on 8 July 1946	Myoko	0%
Myoko	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by aircraft from the U.S. carriers USS Lexington and USS Ticonderoga on 5 November 1944	Nachi	0%
Nagara	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Croaker on 7 August 1944	Nagara	0%
Sendai	Light Cruiser	Sunk by aircraft from the U.S. carriers USS Bunker Hill and USS Cowpens on 18 February 1944	Naka	0%
Naniwa	Unprotected Cruiser	Ran aground in 1912, wreck sold for scrap on 26 June 1913	Naniwa	0%
Nagara	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Stingray on 18 August 1944	Natori	0%
Niitaka	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1921, sunk by a storm on 26 August 1922	Niitaka	0%
Kasuga	Armored Cruiser	Sunk as a target ship in 1936, wreck raised and once again sunk as a target ship on 18 January 1942	Nisshin	0%
Agano	Light Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. carrier aircraft on 26 October 1944	Noshiro	0%
Kuma	Light Cruiser	Reclassified as a fast transport vessel in 1942, torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Flasher on 19 July 1944	Oi	0%
Sendai	Light Cruiser	Cancelled on 17 March 1922	Otonase	0%
---	Protected Cruiser	Ran aground, wreck broke apart and sunk on 10 August 1917	Otowa	0%
---	Light Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. carrier aircraft on 28 July 1945	Oyodo	0%
Agano	Light Cruiser	Ceded to the U.S. Navy and sunk by a nuclear bomb test on 2 July 1946	Sakawa	0%
Sendai	Light Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. surface gunfire on 2 November 1943	Sendai	0%
Suma	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a costal defense vessel in 1921, sold for scrap in 1928	Suma	0%
Mogami	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. carrier aircraft on 25 October 1944	Suzuya	0%
Naniwa	Unprotected Cruiser	Reclassified as a minelayer in 1911, torpedoed and sunk by the German torpedo boat S90 on 18 October 1914	Takachiho	0%
---	Unprotected Cruiser	Sold for scrap on 27 March 1912	Takao	0%
Takao	Heavy Cruiser	Ceded to the Royal Navy in 1945, sunk as a target ship on 29 October 1946	Takao	0%
---	Protected Cruiser	Sunk by mines on 13 December 1904	Takasago	0%
Kuma	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Jallao on 25 October 1944	Tama	0%
---	Unprotected Cruiser	Sold for scrap on 6 April 1926	Tatsuta	0%
Tenryu	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Sand Lance on 13 March 1944	Tatsuta	0%
Tenryu	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Albacore on 19 December 1942	Tenryu	0%
Asama	Armored Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. carrier aircraft on 9 August 1945	Tokiwa	0%
---	Protected Cruiser	Sunk as a target ship on 30 April 1933	Tone	0%
Tone	Heavy Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. carrier aircraft on 24 July 1945	Tone	0%
Tsukuba	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a battlecruiser in 1912, sunk by an accidental explosion on 14 January 1917	Tsukuba	0%
---	Unprotected Cruiser	Originally ordered by the Chilean Navy as Arturo Prat, incomplete hull sold to the Imperial Japanese Navy in 1883, sold for scrap in 1910	Tsukushi	0%
Niitaka	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a training hulk in 1936 under the designation Hai Kan No. 10, sunk as a target ship in 1944	Tsushima	0%
---	Protected Cruiser	Presumably sunk by a storm on 19 October 1887	Unebi	0%
---	Unprotected Cruiser	Sold for scrap on 1 April 1911	Yaeyama	0%
Chikuma	Protected Cruiser	Reclassified as a barracks ship in 1940 under the designation Hai Kan No. 12, sold for scrap on 31 January 1947	Yahagi	0%
Agano	Light Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. naval aircraft on 7 April 1945	Yahagi	0%
---	Armored Cruiser	Reclassified as a training ship in 1931, sold for scrap on 20 July 1946	Yakumo	0%
Yodo	Protected Cruiser	Sold for scrap in 1945	Yodo	0%
---	Protected Cruiser	Sunk by a collision with the Japanese armored cruiser Kasuga on 15 May 1904	Yoshino	0%
---	Light Cruiser	Torpedoed and sunk by the U.S. submarine USS Bluegill on 27 April 1944	Yubari	0%
Nagara	Light Cruiser	Sunk by U.S. bomber aircraft on 25 October 1942	Yura	0%

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