Fuji class pre-dreadnought battleship. Fuji, completed on August 1897 by Thames Iron Works. Yashima, completed on September 1897 by Armstrong Whitworth

Katori-class pre-dreadnought battleship Katori, completed on May 1905 by Vickers Kashima, completed on May 1906 by Armstrong

Shikishima-class pre-dreadnought battleship Shikishima, completed on January 1900 by Thames Iron Works Hatsuse, completed on January 1901 by Armstrong

Pre-dreadnought battleship Asahi Completed on July 1900 by Clydebank Engineering & Shipbuilding Co. / John Brown & Company,

Pre-dreadnought battleship Mikasa Completed on March 1902 by Vickers. Flagship of Admiral Tougo Heihachiro, hero of the Russo-Japanese war. The only surviving pre-dreadnought era battleship in the world. Used as museum in Yokosuka.

Satsuma-class semi-dreadnought battleship Satsuma, completed on March 1910 by Yokosuka Naval Arsenal Aki, completed on March 1911 by Kure Naval Arsenal

Tsukuba-class cruiser Tsukuba, completed on January 1907 in Kure Naval Arsenal Ikoma, completed on March 1908 in Kure Naval Arsenal

Ibuki-class battlecruiser Ibuki, completed on November 1909 by Kure Naval Arsenal Kurama, completed on Febuary 1911 by Yokosuka Naval Arsenal

Possibly a reference to USS Sealion II, the ship that sunk Kongou.

USS Sealion II was sunk as a target ship on July 8, 1978

The ships that accompanied Kongou during her final voyage.

Urakaze was also sunk in USS Sealion's attack.