List of Ships
| Kanji | Name | Builder | Laid down | Launched | Completed | Fate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 睦月 | Mutsuki DD-19 |
Sasebo Naval Arsenal, Japan | 21 May 1924 | 23 July 1925 | 25 March 1926 | Dai-19-Gō Kuchikukan (第十九号駆逐艦?); renamed Mutsuki ("January") on 1 August 1928; sunk in air attack in Solomon Islands on 25 August 1942; struck 1 October 1942 |
| 如月 | Kisaragi DD-21 |
Maizuru Naval Arsenal, Japan | 3 June 1924 | 5 June 1925 | 21 December 1925 | Dai-21-Gō Kuchikukan (第二十一号駆逐艦?); renamed Kisaragi (“February”) on 1 August 1928; combat loss off Wake Island
on 11 December 1941; struck 15 January 1942 |
| 彌生 | Yayoi DD-23 |
Uraga Dock Company, Japan | 11 January 1924 | 11 July 1925 | 28 August 1926 | Dai-23-Gō Kuchikukan (第二十三号駆逐艦?); renamed Yayoi on 1 August 1928; sunk in air attack in Solomon Islands on 11 September 1942; struck 20 October 1942 |
| 卯月 | Uzuki DD-25 |
Ishikawajima Shipyards, Japan | 11 January 1924 | 15 October 1925 | 14 September 1926 | Dai-25-Gō Kuchikukan (第二十五号駆逐艦?); renamed Uzuki (“April”) on 1 August 1928; Sunk Ormoc Bay on 12 December 1944; struck 10 January 1945 |
| 皐月 | Satsuki DD-27 |
Fujinagata Shipyards, Japan | 1 December 1924 | 25 March 1925 | 15 November 1925 | renamed Satsuki (“May”) on 1 August 1928; sunk in air attack at Manila Bay on 21 September 1944; struck 10 November 1944 |
| 水無月 | Minazuki DD-28 |
Uraga Dock Company, Japan | 24 March 1924 | 25 March 1926 | 22 March 1927 | Dai-28-Gō Kuchikukan (第二十八号駆逐艦?); renamed Minatsuki (“June”) on 1 August 1928; Torpedoed in Celebes Sea on 6 June 1944; struck 10 August 1944 |
| 文月 | Fumizuki DD-29 |
Fujinagata Shipyards, Japan | 20 October 1924 | 16 February 1926 | 3 July 1926 | Dai-29-Gō Kuchikukan (第二十九号駆逐艦?); renamed Fumizuki (“July”) on 1 August 1928; sunk in air attack at Truk on 18 February 1944; struck 31 March 1944 |
| 長月 | Nagatsuki DD-30 |
Ishikawajima Shipyards, Japan | 16 April 1925 | 6 October 1926 | 30 April 1927 | Dai-30-Gō Kuchikukan (第三十号駆逐艦?); renamed Nagatsuki (“September”) on 1 August 1928; combat loss in central Solomons on 6 July 1943; struck 1 November 1943 |
| 菊月 | Kikuzuki DD-31 |
Maizuru Naval Arsenal, Japan | 15 June 1925 | 15 May 1926 | 20 November 1926 | Dai-31-Gō Kuchikukan (第三十一号駆逐艦?); renamed Kikuzuki (“October”) on 1 August 1928; sunk in air attack at Tulagi on 4 May 1942; struck 25 May 1942. Later salvaged by USS Menominee (AT-73), 6 October 1943. |
| 三日月 | Mikazuki DD-32 |
Sasebo Naval Arsenal, Japan | 21 August 1925 | 12 July 1926 | 5 May 1927 | Dai-32-Gō Kuchikukan (第三十二号駆逐艦?);renamed Mikazuki (“Crescent Moon”) on 1 August 1928; sunk in air attack at Cape Gloucester on 29 July 1943; struck 15 October 1943 |
| 望月 | Mochizuki DD-33 |
Uraga Dock Company, Japan | 23 March 1926 | 28 April 1927 | 31 October 1927 | Dai-33-Gō Kuchikukan (第三十三号駆逐艦?); renamed Mochizuki (“Full Moon”) on 1 August 1928; sunk in air attack in central Solomons on 24 October 1943; stuck 5 January 1944 |
| 夕月 | Yūzuki DD-34 |
Fujinagata Shipyards, Japan | 27 November 1926 | 4 March 1927 | 25 July 1927 | Dai-34-Gō Kuchikukan (第三十四号駆逐艦?) renamed Yūzuki (“Evening Moon”) on 1 August 1928; sunk in air attack at Cebu on 12 December 1944; struck 10 January 1945 |
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