All destroyers of the Imperial Japanese Navy - Statistics

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Class	Hint	Answer	% Correct
Akatsuki (1901)	Sunk by a mine on 17 May 1904	Akatsuki	100%
Fubuki	Sunk by US destroyers and cruisers on 13 November 1942	Akatsuki	100%
Akizuki	Presumably sunk by US aircraft or submarine USS Halibut on 25 October 1944	Akizuki	100%
Shirakumo	Hulked on 2 May 1925, sold 5 April 1926	Asashio	100%
Asashio	Sunk by US aircraft on 3 March 1943	Asashio	100%
Harusame	Scrapped in 1926	Fubuki	100%
Fubuki	Sunk by US destroyers on 11 October 1942	Fubuki	100%
Ikazuchi	Scrapped on 29 April 1914	Ikazuchi	100%
Fubuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Harder on 13 April 1944	Ikazuchi	100%
Isokaze	Scrapped on 1 April 1935	Isokaze	100%
Kagero	Scuttled on 7 April 1945	Isokaze	100%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Kaba	100%
Matsu	Ceded to the US and scrapped on 4 August 1947	Kaba	100%
Murakumo	Reclassified as a dispatch vessel in 1922, scrapped on 25 February 1925	Kagero	100%
Kagero	Sunk by Allied aircraft on 8 May 1943	Kagero	100%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Kamikaze	100%
Kamikaze (1922)	Ran aground in 1946, wreck scrapped in 1947	Kamikaze	100%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Matsu	100%
Matsu	Sunk by US destroyers on 4 August 1944	Matsu	100%
Minekaze	Sunk by US submarine USS Pogy on 10 February 1944	Minekaze	100%
Momi	Reclassified as an experimental hulk in 1932, scrapped at an unknown date	Momi	100%
Matsu	Sunk by aircraft from US escort carriers on 5 January 1945	Momi	100%
Murakumo	Reclassified as a dispatch vessel in 1922, sunk as a target ship on 4 June 1925	Murakumo	100%
Fubuki	Scuttled on 12 October 1942	Murakumo	100%
Kagero	Sunk by mines and aircraft on 8 May 1943	Oyashio	100%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1924	Shigure	100%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US submarine USS Blackfin on 24 January 1945	Shigure	100%
Minekaze	Sunk by US submarine USS Guardfish on 12 January 1943	Shimakaze	100%
---	Sunk by US aircraft on 11 November 1944	Shimakaze	100%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1930	Shiratsuyu	100%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by a collision with tanker Seiyo Maru on 15 June 1944	Shiratsuyu	100%
Wakatake	Sunk by US Allied aircraft on 30 March 1944	Wakatake	100%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Yugure	100%
Hatsuharu	Sunk by US aircraft on 20 July 1943	Yugure	100%
Kagero	Ceded to the Republic of China in 1947 and renamed Dan Yang, scrapped in 1970	Yukikaze	100%
Ikazuchi	Scrapped on 2 May 1925	Akebono	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 14 November 1944	Akebono	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US submarine USS Redfin on 11 April 1944	Akigumo	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US aircraft on 14 November 1944	Akishimo	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by a mine on 23 April 1944	Amagiri	67%
Isokaze	Scrapped on 1 April 1935	Amatsukaze	67%
Kagero	Beached and hulked, scuttled on 10 April 1945	Amatsukaze	67%
Harusame	Scrapped in 1926	Arare	67%
Asashio	Sunk by US submarine USS Growler on 5 July 1942	Arare	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US destroyers on 7 August 1943	Arashi	67%
Asashio	Sunk by US aircraft on 4 March 1943	Arashio	67%
Harusame	Reclassified as a police boat in 1925, scrapped in 1926	Ariake	67%
Hatsuharu	Sunk by US aircraft on 28 July 1943	Ariake	67%
Harusame	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1922, scrapped on 14 February 1926	Asagiri	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 28 August 1942	Asagiri	67%
Asashio	Sunk by US destroyer USS McDermut on 25 October 1944	Asagumo	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by aircraft from US escort carrier USS San Jacinto on 7 April 1945	Asashimo	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a dispatch vessel in 1930, scrapped in 1933	Ayanami	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US battleship USS Washington on 15 November 1942	Ayanami	67%
Momi	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, ceded to the Netherlands in 1946, scrapped in 1947	Fuji	67%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Fuji	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by aircraft from US fleet carrier USS Essex on 27 October 1944	Fujinami	67%
Akizuki	Reclassified as a repair ship in 1945, sunk as breakwater in May 1948	Fuyutsuki	67%
Momi	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, beached and destroyed by US artillery on 23 December 1941	Hagi	67%
Matsu	Ceded to the UK and scrapped in July 1947	Hagi	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US destroyers on 7 August 1943	Hagikaze	67%
Isokaze	Scrapped on 1 April 1935	Hamakaze	67%
Kagero	Sunk by aircraft from US escort carrier USS San Jacinto on 7 April 1945	Hamakaze	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US aircraft on 11 November 1944	Hamanami	67%
Akizuki	Ceded to the US and renamed DD-934, sunk as a target ship on 3 February 1948	Hanazuki	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Harukaze	67%
Kamikaze (1922)	Scuttled as breakwater in 1947	Harukaze	67%
Harusame	Ran aground on 24 November 1911, wreck scrapped on 14 February 1926	Harusame	67%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US aircraft on 8 June 1944	Harusame	67%
Akizuki	Ceded to the USSR in 1947 and renamed Vnezapny, scrapped in 1969	Harutsuki	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Sunk as a target ship on 13 August 1928	Hatsuharu	67%
Hatsuharu	Sunk by aircraft from US fleet carrier USS Franklin on 13 November 1944	Hatsuharu	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US destroyers on 2 November 1943	Hatsukaze	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Hatsushimo	67%
Hatsuharu	Sunk by a mine on 30 July 1945	Hatsushimo	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Hatsuyuki	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 17 July 1943	Hatsuyuki	67%
Akizuki	Sunk by US cruisers on 25 October 1944	Hatsuzuki	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US submarine USS Harder on 7 June 1944	Hayanami	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US aircraft on 26 October 1944	Hayashimo	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US aircraft on 24 November 1942	Hayashio	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Hibiki	67%
Fubuki	Reclassified as a repatriation transport ship in 1945, ceded by the USSR in 1947 and renamed Verniy, sunk as a target ship in the mid-1970's	Hibiki	67%
Ikazuchi	Sunk by a collision with a merchant ship on 16 December 1909	Inazuma	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Bonefish on 14 May 1944	Inazuma	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a dispatch vessel in 1930, served as a floating pier	Isonami	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Tautog on 9 April 1943	Isonami	67%
Akatsuki (1901)	Scrapped on 1 July 1920	Kasumi	67%
Asashio	Scuttled on 7 April 1945	Kasumi	67%
Urakaze	Sold to Italy in 1916 and renamed Audace, captured by Germany in 1943 and renamed TA20, sunk on 1 November 1944	Kawakaze	67%
Kawakaze	Scrapped in 1934	Kawakaze	67%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US destroyers on 7 August 1943	Kawakaze	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US submarine USS Hake on 8 June 1944	Kazagumo	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US submarine USS Flasher on 4 December 1944	Kishinami	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US aircraft on 20 July 1943	Kiyonami	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US torpedo boat USS PT-223 on 26 December 1944	Kiyoshimo	67%
Kagero	Sunk by mines on 8 May 1943	Kuroshio	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US cruisers and battleship USS New Jersey on 17 February 1944	Maikaze	67%
Enoki	Scrapped in 1934	Maki	67%
Matsu	Ceded to the UK and scrapped in 1947	Maki	67%
Yugumo	Scuttled on 1 February 1943	Makigumo	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US destroyers on 25 November 1943	Makinami	67%
Asashio	Sunk by US destroyers USS McDermut and USS Hutchins on 25 October 1944	Michishio	67%
Akizuki	Construction cancelled in 1945, scrapped on 28 February 1948	Michitsuki	67%
Asashio	Sunk by US aircraft on 5 March 1943	Minegumo	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by a collision with destroyer Inazuma on 29 June 1934	Miyuki	67%
Momo	Scrapped on 1 April 1940	Momo	67%
Matsu	Sunk by US submarine USS Hawkbill on 15 December 1944	Momo	67%
Harusame	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1922, scrapped on 14 February 1926	Murasame	67%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US cruisers on 5 March 1943	Murasame	67%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 25 August 1942	Mutsuki	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US aircraft on 11 November 1944	Naganami	67%
Asashio	Sunk by US aircraft on 12 October 1942	Natsugumo	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US submarine USS S-37 on 20 February 1945	Natsushio	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Nenohi	67%
Hatsuharu	Sunk by US submarine USS Triton on 4 July 1942	Nenohi	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1924	Nowaki	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US destroyers and cruisers on 26 October 1944	Nowaki	67%
Ikazuchi	Scrapped on 21 June 1921	Oboro	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 17 October 1942	Oboro	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US aircraft on 13 November 1944	Okinami	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US destroyers on 25 November 1943	Onami	67%
Asashio	Sunk by US submarine USS Albacore	Oshio	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by Dutch submarine HNLMS K-XVI on 24 December 1941	Sagiri	67%
Sakura	Scrapped in 1933	Sakura	67%
Matsu	Sunk by a mine on 11 July 1945	Sakura	67%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US submarine USS Batfish on 26 August 1944	Samidare	67%
Ikazuchi	Sunk as a target ship on 29 August 1916	Sazanami	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Albacore on 14 January 1944	Sazanami	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Growler on 12 September 1944	Shikinami	67%
Akizuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Cavalla on 25 November 1944	Shimotsuki	67%
Murakumo	Wrecked and sunk by storm on 23 July 1913	Shinonome	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by Dutch aircraft on 17 December 1941	Shinonome	67%
Shirakumo	Reclassified as a utility vessel in 1923, sunk as a target ship on 21 July 1925	Shirakumo	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Tautog on 16 March 1944	Shirakumo	67%
Murakumo	Reclassified as a dispatch vessel in 1923, scrapped on 25 February 1925	Shiranui	67%
Kagero	Sunk by aircraft from US fleet carrier USS Enterprise on 27 October 1944	Shiranui	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1928	Shirayuki	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by Allied aircraft on 3 March 1943	Shirayuki	67%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US submarine USS Skipjack on 25 January 1944	Suzukaze	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US aircraft on 11 November 1943	Suzunami	67%
Akizuki	Sunk as breakwater in 1948	Suzutsuki	67%
Sakura	Scrapped in 1933	Tachibana	67%
Matsu	Sunk by US aircraft on 14 July 1945	Tachibana	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US cruisers on 30 November 1942	Takanami	67%
Momi	Reclassified as a training ship in 1940, scuttled as breakwater in 1948	Take	67%
Matsu	Ceded to the UK in 1947, scrapped in 1948	Take	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US submarine USS Mingo on 7 July 1944	Tamanami	67%
Kawakaze	Reclassified as a training ship in 1944, scuttled as breakwater in 1945	Tanikaze	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US submarine USS Harder on 9 June 1944	Tanikaze	67%
Akizuki	Sunk by US torpedo boats on 12 December 1942	Teruzuki	67%
Isokaze	Reclassified as a training ship in 1940, sunk by a storm in 1945	Tokitsukaze	67%
Kagero	Abandoned and sunk by Allied aircraft on 3 March 1943	Tokitsukaze	67%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Ume	67%
Matsu	Sunk by US aircraft on 31 January 1945	Ume	67%
Umikaze	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1930, scrapped on 1 April 1936	Umikaze	67%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US submarine USS Guardfish on 1 February 1944	Umikaze	67%
Urakaze	Sunk by aircraft on 18 July 1945	Urakaze	67%
Kagero	Sunk by US submarine USS Sealion on 21 November 1944	Urakaze	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a dispatch vessel in 1930, scrapped in 1935	Uranami	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by aircraft from US escort carriers on 26 October 1944	Uranami	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Ushio	67%
Fubuki	Scrapped in 1948	Ushio	67%
Murakumo	Reclassified as a dispatch vessel in 1922, sunk as a target ship on 29 April 1925	Usugumo	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Skate on 5 July 1944	Usugumo	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Sunk as a target ship in 1929	Uzuki	67%
Mutsuki	Sunk by torpedo boats on 12 December 1944	Uzuki	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1929	Wakaba	67%
Hatsuharu	Sunk by aircraft from US fleet carrier USS Franklin	Wakaba	67%
Akizuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 11 November 1944	Wakatsuki	67%
Asashio	Sunk by US destroyer USS McDermut on 25 October 1944	Yamagumo	67%
Umikaze	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1930, scrapped on 1 April 1936	Yamakaze	67%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US submarine USS Nautilus on 25 June 1942	Yamakaze	67%
Akizuki	Ceded to the Republic of China in 1947 and renamed Fen Yang, reclassified as a training ship in 1949, scrapped in 1963	Yoizuki	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Yudachi	67%
Shiratsuyu	Sunk by US cruiser USS Portland on 13 November 1942	Yudachi	67%
Murakumo	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1920, scrapped on 1 April 1922	Yugiri	67%
Fubuki	Sunk by US destroyers on 25 November 1943	Yugiri	67%
Yugumo	Sunk by US destroyers USS Chevalier and USS Selfridge on 6 October 1943	Yugumo	67%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1924	Yunagi	67%
Kamikaze (1922)	Sunk by US submarine USS Picuda on 25 August 1944	Yunagi	67%
Minekaze	Sunk by US submarine USS Pintado on 3 November 1944	Akikaze	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Akisame	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Akishio	33%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, sunk as a target ship on 1 August 1929	Asakaze	33%
Kamikaze (1922)	Sunk by US submarine USS Haddo on 24 August 1944	Asakaze	33%
Kamikaze (1922)	Sunk by US submarine USS Pollack on 10 July 1944	Asanagi	33%
Enoki	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1930, scrapped in 1936	Enoki	33%
Matsu	Sunk by a mine on 26 June 1945	Enoki	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 18 February 1944	Fumizuki	33%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 14 December 1944	Harugumo	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Harushio	33%
Momi	Sunk as breakwater in 1946	Hasu	33%
Kamikaze (1922)	Sunk by aircraft from US fleet carrier USS Ticonderoga on 15 January 1945	Hatakaze	33%
Matsu	Ceded to the USSR in 1947 and renamed Vyrazitelny, reclassified as a target ship in 1949, scrapped in February 1959	Hatsuzakura	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Hayasame	33%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1924	Hayate	33%
Kamikaze (1922)	Sunk by coastal artillery on 11 December 1941	Hayate	33%
Momo	Scrapped on 1 May 1940	Hinoki	33%
Matsu	Sunk by US destroyers on 7 January 1945	Hinoki	33%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Kaede	33%
Matsu	Ceded to the Republic of China in 1947 and renamed Heng Yang, reclassified as a training ship in 1949, scrapped in 1962	Kaede	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Kawagiri	33%
Enoki	Scrapped in 1934	Keyaki	33%
Matsu	Ceded to the US and sunk as a target ship in July 1947	Keyaki	33%
Momi	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, sunk by US aircraft on 31 March 1944	Kiku	33%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Kiku	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by aircraft from US fleet carrier USS Yorktown on 5 May 1942	Kikuzuki	33%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Kiri	33%
Matsu	Ceded to the USSR in 1947 and renamed Vozrozhdionny, reclassified as a floating workshop in 1957, scrapped in 1970	Kiri	33%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1928	Kisaragi	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 11 December 1941	Kisaragi	33%
Super Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Kitakaze	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Kiyokaze	33%
Wakatake	Sunk by US submarine USS Razorback on 30 December 1944	Kuretake	33%
Momi	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1945, sunk by a mine on 8 October 1945	Kuri	33%
Enoki	Scrapped in 1934	Kuwa	33%
Matsu	Sunk by US destroyers on 3 December 1944	Kuwa	33%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1924	Matsukaze	33%
Kamikaze (1922)	Sunk by US submarine USS Swordfish on 9 June 1944	Matsukaze	33%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1928	Mikazuki	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 28 July 1943	Mikazuki	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US submarine USS Harder on 6 June 1944	Minazuki	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 24 October 1943	Mochizuki	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Murakaze	33%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1930	Nagatsuki	33%
Mutsuki	Beached and destroyed on 6 July 1943	Nagatsuki	33%
Enoki	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1930, scrapped in 1936	Nara	33%
Matsu	Scrapped in July 1948	Nara	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Natsusame	33%
Akizuki	Ceded to the UK in 1947, scrapped on 1 March 1948	Natsuzuki	33%
Akizuki	Sunk by US cruisers and destroyer USS Nicholas on 6 July 1943	Niizuki	33%
Ikazuchi	Beached on 29 July 1900	Niji	33%
Minekaze	Sunk by US submarine USS Pargo on 20 February 1945	Nokaze	33%
Kamikaze (1905)	Scrapped in 1931	Oite	33%
Kamikaze (1922)	Sunk by US aircraft on 18 February 1944	Oite	33%
Wakatake	Sunk by US submarine USS Bluefish on 13 November 1943	Sanae	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Satokaze	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 21 September 1944	Satsuki	33%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Sugi	33%
Matsu	Ceded to the Republic of China in 1947 and renamed Hui Yang, scrapped in 1954	Sugi	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Taekaze	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Takashio	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Tanigiri	33%
Momi	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, sunk by US aircraft on 2 September 1942	Tsuta	33%
Matsu	Ceded to the Republic of China in 1947 and renamed Hua Yang, ran aground and wrecked in 1949	Tsuta	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Umigiri	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Wakashio	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Yamagiri	33%
Yugumo	Cancelled on 11 August 1943	Yamasame	33%
Momo	Reclassified as a training hulk in 1940, scuttled as breakwater in May 1948	Yanagi	33%
Matsu	Scrapped in April 1947	Yanagi	33%
Kamikaze (1905)	Sunk as a target ship on 10 August 1926	Yayoi	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 11 September 1942	Yayoi	33%
Mutsuki	Sunk by US aircraft on 12 December 1944	Yuzuki	33%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Akane	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Akikusa	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Amagumo	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 14 December 1944	Aogumo	0%
Momi	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, beached and destroyed by US artillery on 23 December 1941	Aoi	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Aoi	0%
Wakatake	Sunk by a mine on 22 August 1945	Asagao	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Asagochi	0%
Kamikaze (1905)	Ran aground on 9 November 1913, wreck broke apart on 30 November	Asatsuyu	0%
Momi	Modified to a Shin'yo suicide motorboat mothership in 1945, scrapped in 1947	Ashi	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Ashi	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Azusa	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 14 December 1944	Benigumo	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Chigusa	0%
Wakatake	Sunk by US submarine USS Puffer on 20 December 1943	Fuyo	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Fuyugumo	0%
Super Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Fuyukaze	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Hae	0%
Minekaze	Sunk by US submarine USS Guardfish on 1 March 1943	Hakaze	0%
Super Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Hatsuaki	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Hatsugiku	0%
Super Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Hatsunatsu	0%
Matsu	Ceded to the Republic of China in 1947 and renamed Xin Yang, scrapped in December 1961	Hatsuume	0%
Super Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Hayaharu	0%
Super Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Hayakaze	0%
Harusame	Scrapped on 14 February 1926	Hayatori	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Hayaume	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 14 December 1944	Hazuki	0%
Momi	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, sunk by US submarine USS Pope on 24 January 1924	Hishi	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Hishi	0%
Minekaze	Sunk by US submarine USS Paddle on 6 July 1944	Hokaze	0%
Momi	Reclassified as an auxiliary ship in 1940 and renamed Osu, scrapped in 1948	Kaki	0%
Matsu	Ceded to the US and scrapped on 4 July 1947	Kaki	0%
Wakatake	Sunk by US submarine USS Cod on 10 May 1944	Karukaya	0%
Momo	Transferred to Manchukuo in 1937 and renamed Hai Wei, transferred back to Japan in 1942 and renamed Kaii, sunk by US aircraft on 10 October 1944	Kashi	0%
Matsu	Scrapped on 20 March 1948	Kashi	0%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Kashiwa	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Kashiwa	0%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Katsura	0%
Matsu	Construction cancelled in 1945, sunk as breakwater in 1948	Katsura	0%
Momi	Scrapped in 1940	Kaya	0%
Matsu	Ceded to the USSR in 1947 and renamed Volevoy, reclassified as a target ship in 1949, scrapped on 2 September 1959	Kaya	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Kigiku	0%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1930	Kikutsuki	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 14 December 1944	Kiyotsuki	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Kochi	0%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Kusunoki	0%
Matsu	Ceded to the UK and scrapped in July 1947	Kusunoki	0%
Matsu	Construction cancelled and scrapped on 17 April 1945	Kuzu	0%
Kamikaze (1905)	Reclassified as a minesweeper in 1924, scrapped in 1930	Minatsuki	0%
Minekaze	Sunk by British submarine HMS Stubborn on 25 July 1945	Nadakaze	0%
Minekaze	Reclassified as a Kaiten carrier in 1945, ceded to the Republic of China in 1947 and renamed Shen Yang, scrapped in 1960	Namikaze	0%
Momi	Scrapped in 1940	Nashi	0%
Matsu	Sunk in 1945, refloated in 1955 and renamed Wakaba, scrapped in 1973	Nashi	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Natsugusa	0%
Super Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Natsukaze	0%
Momi	Reclassified as a training ship in 1944, scrapped on 15 August 1948	Nire	0%
Matsu	Scrapped on 20 April 1948	Nire	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Nishikaze	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Nogiku	0%
Minekaze	Sunk by US submarine USS Grayback on 18 December 1943	Numakaze	0%
Matsu	Ceded to the US and scrapped in July 1945	Odake	0%
Kamikaze (1922)	Cancelled in 1923	Okaze	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Okaze	0%
Minekaze	Sunk by US submarine USS Trigger on 10 January 1943	Okikaze	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Okitsukaze	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 14 December 1944	Otsuki	0%
Kaba	Scrapped in 1932	Sakaki	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Sakaki	0%
Minekaze	Scuttled as breakwater in 1946	Sawakaze	0%
Wakatake	Sunk by a storm on 5 December 1932	Sawarabi	0%
Matsu	Ceded to the USSR in 1947 and renamed Volny, reclassified as a target ship in 1949, scrapped in August 1960	Shii	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Shimokaze	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Shinodake	0%
Minekaze	Scuttled as break water in 1946	Shiokaze	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Shiragiku	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Shiraume	0%
Kamikaze (1905)	Ran aground and wrecked on 31 August 1914	Shirotae	0%
Momi	Reclassified as an auxiliary ship in 1945 and renamed Mitaka, scrapped in 1948	Sumire	0%
Matsu	Ceded to the UK and sunk as a target ship in 1947	Sumire	0%
Momi	Sunk by US aircraft on 3 July 1944	Susuki	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Susuki	0%
Minekaze	Ran aground, wreck destroyed by aircraft on 18 February 1944	Tachikaze	0%
Momi	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, sunk by US submarine USS Seawolf on 23 April 1943	Tade	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Tobiume	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Tochi	0%
Enoki	Scrapped in 1935	Tsubaki	0%
Matsu	Scrapped on 28 July 1948	Tsubaki	0%
Momi	Sunk by US aircraft on 15 January 1945	Tsuga	0%
Kamikaze (1922)	Cancelled in 1923	Tsumujikaze	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 14 December 1944	Urazuki	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Wakakusa	0%
Matsu	Construction cancelled and scrapped on 11 May 1945	Wakazakura	0%
Momi	Sunk by a with cruiser Jintsu collision on 15 September 1927	Warabi	0%
Matsu	Construction cancelled in 1945, sunk as breakwater in 1948	Yadake	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Yaegumo	0%
Matsu	Construction cancelled and scrapped on 18 July 1945	Yaezakura	0%
Minekaze	Scrapped in 1947	Yakaze	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Yamazakura	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 14 December 1944	Yamazuki	0%
Momi	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, sunk US submarine USS Atule on 2 September 1942	Yomogi	0%
Matsu	Cancelled in 1945	Yomogi	0%
Wakatake	Reclassified as a patrol boat in 1940, sunk by US submarine USS Greenling on 10 November 1944	Yugao	0%
Minekaze	Ceded to the UK after WW2, scrapped in 1947	Yukaze	0%
Akizuki	Cancelled on 9 June 1944	Yukigumo	0%

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