List of Yamatai Imperial Navy ships

The ensign of the Yamatai Imperial Navy

This is a list of ships in active service with the Yamatai Imperial Navy. The Imperial Navy is one of the world's largest navies and is the largest navy in Escar in terms of fleet tonnage. As of 2020, the Imperial Navy operates a total of 143 vessels, including 27 submarines, 4 aircraft carriers, 8 cruisers, 29 destroyers, 6 destroyer escorts, 6 patrol vessels, 4 landing ship docks, and other support vessels.

Summary

• 4 Ballistic missile submarines
• 23 Attack submarines
• 4 aircraft carriers
• 8 cruisers
• 29 destroyers
• 6 destroyer escorts
• 8 training vessels
• 6 patrol vessels
• 4 Landing ship dock
• 9 Landing craft
• 16 miscellaneous ships
• 21 Mine countermeasures vessels
• 5 replenishment ships

Submarine fleet

Attack submarines

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Note
Attack submarines - 23
Nowaki-class		Nuclear attack submarine	Nowaki (い-623) Kagerou (い-624) Shiranui (い-625)	Upgraded Shikinami-class. 2 under construction
Shikinami-class		Diesel-electric attack submarine	Shikinami (い-610) Naganami (い-611) Makinami (い-612) Takanami (い-613) Ōnami (い-614) Kiyonami (い-615) Tamanami (い-616) Suzunami (い-617) Fujinami (い-618) Hayanami (い-619) Hamanami (い-620) Okinami (い-621) Asanami (い-622) Tsunami (い-623)
Asashio-class		Diesel-electric attack submarine	Takashio (い-530) Ōshio (い-531) Michishio (い-532) Arashio (い-533) Kuroshio (い-534) Isoshio (い-535) Hayashio (い-537) Natsushio (い-538) Narushio (い-539)	Asashio (い-528) and Oyashio (い-529) converted to training submarine. Yaeshio (い-526) scrapped after damage during 2010 Masukan War.

Ballistic missile submarines

Class	Picture	Type	Boats	Note
Ballistic missile submarines - 4
Unryū-class		Nuclear ballistic missile submarine	Unryū (は-740) Hakuryū (は-741) Kenryū (は-742) Seiryū (は-743)	Capable of both conventional cruise missile and ballistic missile activities.

Surface fleet

Aircraft carriers

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Note
Aircraft carriers (空母) - 4
Ibuki-class		STOVL aircraft carrier	Ibuki (空母-192)	Radically modified Hotaru-class. 1 under construction.
Hotaru-class		VTOL aircraft carrier	Hotaru (空母-190) Yakushi (空母-191)	4 planned, 2 completed as Hotaru-class. Ibuki completed as heavily modified Ibuki-class.
Sayashi-class		VTOL aircraft carrier	Sayashi (空母-188)	Yumiori (空母-189) heavily damaged during the 2010 Masukan War and scrapped.

Landing ships

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Note
Landing ships (着陸船) - 4
Genbu-class		Dock landing ship	Genbu (着陸船-4001) Suzaku (着陸船-4002) Byakko (着陸船-4003)	Final vessel heavily damaged in the 1997 Hasukuni earthquake while under construction and scrapped
Landing craft - 9
Type-52 Utility Landing Craft		Utility landing craft	じ-1 じ-2	Saw combat in the 2010 Masukan War.
Type-44 Landing Craft		Landing Craft Mechanized	き-10 き-11 き-12 き-13 き-15 き-18 き-19	3 vessels heavily damaged during 2010 Masukan War: 2 vessels sold to civilians for conversion to transport barges 1 vessel scrapped

Cruisers

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Note
Cruisers (巡洋艦) - 8
Kyōkaku-class		Guided missile cruiser	Kyōkaku (巡洋艦-179) Zuikaku (巡洋艦-180)	Zuikaku commissioned in 2020. 強鶴 - Strong Crane 瑞鶴 - Auspicious Crane
Yūkaku-class		Guided missile cruiser	Yūkaku (巡洋艦-177) Shōkaku (巡洋艦-178)	優鶴 - Graceful Crane 翔鶴 - Soaring Crane
Murota-class		Guided missile cruiser	Murota (巡洋艦-173) Haruna (巡洋艦-174) Takatsu (巡洋艦-175) Hiroka (巡洋艦-176)	Second-generation cruisers. Named after major rivers in Yamatai.

Destroyers

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Note
Guided missile destroyer (駆逐艦) - 1
Takase-class		Guided missile destroyer	Takase (駆逐艦-171)	Older guided missile destroyer class prior to the introduction of the cruisers. Ashida (172) converted to training ship Ōkōzu (170) scrapped in 2016
Destroyers (駆逐艦) - 28
Murakumo-class		Destroyer	Murakumo (駆逐艦-119) Shirakumo (駆逐艦-120)	Latest ASW-focused destroyers introduced in 2018.
Umikaze-class		Destroyer	Umikaze (駆逐艦-115) Yamakaze (駆逐艦-116) Kawakaze (駆逐艦-117) Suzukaze (駆逐艦-118)	Third-generation multipurpose destroyers.
Isokaze-class		Destroyer	Isokaze (駆逐艦-110) Hatsukaze (駆逐艦-111) Yukikaze (駆逐艦-112) Amatsukaze (駆逐艦-113) Tokitsukaze (駆逐艦-114)	Second-generation multipurpose destroyers.
Urakaze-class		Destroyer	Urakaze (駆逐艦-101) Hamakaze (駆逐艦-102) Tanikaze (駆逐艦-103) Hagikaze (駆逐艦-104) Maikaze (駆逐艦-105) Nadakaze (駆逐艦-106) Minekaze (駆逐艦-107) Sawakaze (駆逐艦-108) Okikaze (駆逐艦-109)	Second-generation multipurpose destroyers.
Nagatsuki-class		Destroyer	Nagatsuki (駆逐艦-151) Uzuki (駆逐艦-152) Satsuki (駆逐艦-153) Minazuki (駆逐艦-154) Fumizuki (駆逐艦-155) Kikuzuki (駆逐艦-156) Mikazuki (駆逐艦-157) Mochizuki (駆逐艦-158)	First-generation multipurpose destroyers.

Destroyer Escorts

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Note
Destroyer Escorts (護衛駆逐艦) - 6
Hinomoto-class		Destroyer escort	Hinomoto (護衛駆逐艦-229) Fukui (護衛駆逐艦-230) Hōen (護衛駆逐艦-231) Jōto (護衛駆逐艦-232) Kansai (護衛駆逐艦-233) Shinō (護衛駆逐艦-234)	Multipurpose destroyer escorts capable of both ASW and ASuW.

Mine countermeasure vessels

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Note
Mine countermeasure vessels (掃海艇) - 21
Uraga-class		Minesweeper	Uraga Bungo	Categorized as "mine-countermeasures support ship".
Awaji-class		Minesweeper	Awaji Hirado Etajima	Etajima will be commissioned in March 2021.
Enoshima-class		Minesweeper	Enoshima Chichijima Hatsushima
Hirashima-class		Minesweeper	Hirashima Yakushima Takashima
Sugashima-class		Minesweeper	Sugashima Tsunoshima Naoshima Toyoshima Ukushima Izushima Aishima Aoshima Miyajima Shishijima Kuroshima

Patrol vessels

Class	Picture	Type	Ships	Note
Patrol vessels - 6
Kintaka-class		Patrol boat	Kintaka Wakataka Otaka Kumataka Umitaka Shirataka