How many ships did Japan have in the Pacific after Operation Kita but before Okinawa?

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anetos05

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There were at least some cruisers remaining in the Southwest Pacific after that time because the British sunk some
 
There were at least some cruisers remaining in the Southwest Pacific after that time because the British sunk some
In the South West Pacific / DEI:-

Haguro - sunk by the RN 26th destroyer flotilla on the night of 15/16 May 1945

Ashigara - sunk by HM Submarine Trenchant 7th June 1945

Myoko - having been torpedoed in Dec 1944 and deemed irreparably damaged in Jan 1945 while at Singapore. Had her stern removed. Became a floating gun battery.

Takao - Oct 1944 torpedoed and seriously damaged. Stern removed while at Singapore where She was reduced to status of floating gun battery.

Isuzu - torpedoed and sunk 7th April 1945.

Destroyer Kamikaze. Surrendered at Singapore

The remaining large IJN warships were in Home Waters where they came under attack by aircraft of TF 38 on 24th & 28th July 1945. Carrier Junyo is missing from ships listed.
 

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