- Japanese destroyer Yukikaze (1939) - Wikipedia
While Yukikaze and Hibiki both play equal roles in defeating Godzilla, Yukikaze is the main focus of the battle due to being sailed by several main characters, and her fame in Japanese pop culture
- Yukikaze (2025) - IMDb
The epic story of the legendary Japanese destroyer Yukikaze, the only ship of its class to survive the Pacific War, and the courageous crew who fought to protect their fleet, rescue comrades, and return home against all odds
- ‘Yukikaze’ turns fabled warship into floating snoozefest
“Yukikaze,” by first-time feature director Toshihisa Yamada, recounts the tale of an Imperial Japanese Navy destroyer that survived so many battles, it came to be known as the “lucky ship ”
- Yukikaze (anime) | Manga Wiki | Fandom
The main character, Rei Fukai, pilots the Super Sylph B-503 fighter, nicknamed "Yukikaze", an advanced armed tactical reconnaissance plane equipped with a near-sentient AI computer system, and belongs to the Special Air Force (SAF), the strategic recon wing of Fairy Air Force (FAF)
- Eighty Years After the War: A Reflection on the Preciousness of . . .
That ship was Yukikaze, later revered as the “lucky ship” of the Imperial Japanese Navy With unmatched mobility, Yukikaze took the lead in torpedo attacks, escorted major vessels, transported troops and supplies, supported amphibious landings, and rescued crews from sinking ships
- Yukikaze | Explore Naval History Today — Fleet of Freedom
yukikaze The Imperial Japanese Navy destroyer Yukikaze (雪風 meaning "Snowy Wind") earned legendary status as one of World War II's most famous destroyers The Kagerō-class destroyer Yukikaze combined speed and heavy armament to escort Japan's powerful fleet over vast ocean distances
- YUKIKAZE (2025) — The Movie Database (TMDB)
Just 80 years ago, the peaceful sea was a battlefield Soldiers continued to fight, dreaming of returning home, and their families continued to pray and wait for their safety What stories were there in each of their lives, and what were they each thinking?
- Yukikaze: The Unsinkable Ship of the Imperial Japanese Navy
This is the incredible true story of the Japanese destroyer Yukikaze, the "Snowy Wind " To its crew, it was a marvel of engineering and skill
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