File:Japanese destroyer Yunagi on 5 September 1936.jpg

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English: Imperial Japanese Navy destroyer Yunagi, the second Japanese destroyer to bear that name.
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Source Kure Maritime Museum, Japanese Naval Warship Photo Album: Destroyers, edited by Kazushige Todaka, p. 29
Author Shizuo Fukui
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    • Júnagi (1924)
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    • Yūnagi (1925)
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    • Yūnagi (1924)
  • Usage on fr.wikipedia.org
    • Classe Kamikaze
    • Yūnagi (destroyer, 1924)
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    • Savo-szigeti tengeri csata
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    • Classe Kamikaze
    • Yunagi
  • Usage on ja.wikipedia.org
    • 夕凪 (2代神風型駆逐艦)
    • ピクーダ (潜水艦)
  • Usage on jv.wikipedia.org
    • Prau panumpes Jepang Yūnagi (1924)
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    • Wikipedia:Underprosjekter/Sjøfart/Japanske skipsverft
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    • Júnagi (torpédoborec)
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    • Юнагі (1925)
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    • Yūnagi (tàu khu trục Nhật) (1924)
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