Zatsuekisen

Zatsuekisen (Miscellaneous Harbour Ships)

         (Kidosentei-Steam Boats/Motor Boats)
               Kyunansen (Salvage Ships)‡/Kyunansen ken Eisen (Salvage Tugs): Over 600t
               Eisen (Tugs) : 300t, 150t, 100t
                    Fusetsutei Gata (Minelayer Type)‡
                    Kusentei Gata (Sub-chaser Type)‡
               Eisen ken Kotsusen (Tugs and Communication Ships) : 300t, 150t, 100t
                    Vedette Gata (Vedette Type)†
                    Fusetsutei Gata (Minelayer Type)‡
                    Kusentei Gata (Sub-chaser Type)‡
               Kotsusen (Communication Ships)‡
                    Kansai-suiraitei Gata/Suiraitei Gata/Vedette Gata (Vedette Type)†
                    Naikasiki Kayo Tokugata (Small River Gunboats)†
               Kotsusen ken Eisen (Communication Ships and Tugs): 60t, 20t
                    Kansai-suiraitei Gata/Suiraitei Gata (Vedette Type)†
               Kotsusen ken Kansokusen (Communication and Observatory Ships)‡
               Hikoki Kyunansen (Aircraft Rescue Boats) : 300t, 200t, 150t
               Naikatei (Motor Boats):17m, 15m, 12m, 11m, Under 9m, High Speed Craft
                    Hotei Gata (Gunboat Type)‡
                    Kansai-suiraitei Gata/Suiraitei Gata (Vedette Type)†
                    Kusentei Gata (Sub-chaser Type)†
                    Gyorai-tsuijo Gata (Torpedo Recovery Boat Type)‡
                    Gyoraitei Gata (Motor Torpedo Boat Type)‡
                    Gyosen Gata (Fishing Boat Type)‡
                    Launch Gata (Launch Type)†
               Chokan-tei/Sireikan-tei (Commander Crafts) :15m

         (Totei-Oars）
               Launches (with an engine)†
               Naika Launch (Motor Launches) :12m
               Cutters: 9m, 7m, 3.5m (Hasike Gata: Barge type)
                    Hirazoko Gata (Plane Bottom Type)‡
               Yochts‡

         (Zasshusen-Miscellaneous Ships)
               Naika Temmasen (Motor Sampans) : 15m, 12m, 10m, 6m
                    Unkasen Gata (Barge Type)†
               Temmasen (Sampans): 12m, 10m, 8m, 6m
                    Yocht Gata (Yocht Type)†
               Unkasen (Barges)
                    Chaland Gata (Chaland Type) : Load 200t, 100t, 50t
                    Daruma Gata (Western Type): Load 200t, 100t, 50t
                    Dambei Gata (Japanese Type): Load 30t
                    Tokugata (Special Type) : 14m, 10m
                    Hasike Gata (Lighter Type)‡
                    Mokuzo (Wooden Type) ‡: 15m with engine
                    Tokugata-unkasen (Landing Crafts)‡
               Hikoki-umpansen (Aircraft Freighters)
               Gyorai-umpansen (Torpedo Freighters)
               Gyorai-sagyotei (Torpedo Workboats)‡
               Ryoshoku-haikyutei/-sen ‡ (Food Supply Crafts/Ships): 15m
               Suisen (Water Carriers): Load 250t, 150t, 100t, 50t, 30t
               Juyusen (Fuel Oil Carriers): Load 300t, 150t
               Keishitsuyusen (Light Oil Carriers) : Load 200t, 100t, 50t
               Junkatsuyusen (Lube Oil Carriers): Load 100t, 50t
               Kihatsuyu-umpansen/Kihatsuyusen (Gasoline Carriers)†
               Juyu-bunrisen (Heavy Oil Separation Ships)‡
               Kijukisen (Floating Cranes) : Lift over 75t, 50t, 30t, 15t
               Kijuki-daisen (Crane Barges)‡
               Shunsetsusen (Dredgers)
                    Bucket Type
                    Dipper Type
                    Priestman Type
               Doroukesen (Hopper Barges): Load 50x3.3m2, 35x3.3m2, 20x3.3m2, 8x3.3m2
               Gansaisen (Rock Breakers)
               Sankosen (Drilling Ships)‡
               Kyosen (Pontoons)
               Ukisambashisen/Ukisanbashi (Floating Piers)‡
               Hyotekisen (Target Ships)
                    Dai-1-shu-hyoteki (Target Pontoons)
                    Ogata (Large Type)‡
                    Tokugata (Special Type)‡
                    Gyorai-hyotekiro (Torpedo Target Derricks)
                    Gyorai-hyotekisen (Torpedo Target Ships)
               Kosakusen (Repair Ships)‡
               Fusenkyo (Floating Drydocks)
               Sokuryotei (Hydrographical Survey Crafts)
                    Sokuryosen (Hydrographical Survey Ships)‡
                    Sokuryosen ken Kotsusen (Hydrographical Survey and Communication Ships)‡
                    Sokuryosen ken Kaiyo-kansokusen (Hydrographical Survey and Oceanographic Observatory Ships)‡
               Kassotei (Propelled Crafts)†
               Doryokusen (Power Suply Ships)
               Jinkaisen (Dumpers)
               Shokatei (Fire Extinguishing Crafts)
               Denran-fusetsusen (Controlled Mine Layers)
               Kaiyo-kansokusen (Oceanographic Observatory Ships)
               Renshusen/-tei (Training Ships/Crafts)
               Reitosen (Freezing Carriers)
               Sensui-sagyotei (Diving Boats)
               Yusosen (Cargo Ships/Tankers)‡

No marks are divisions set forth in "Zatsuekisen Senshu oyobi Shozoku Teisu-hyo" (The internal order No. 1182 on 31 December 1938 revised by the internal orders Nos.323, 450, 684, 787 and 959 in 1939: List of division and each affiliation quorum of Miscellaneous Harbour Ships)
The divisions with ‡ are found in the naval gazette on and after 7 June 1939.
The divisions with † are found in the naval gazette before 7 June 1939.

Rinji Zatsuekisen (Temporary Crafts) and others

               Chinsuisen (Balast Ships for Salvage)†
               Under researching

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