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Chihaya (千早) was an unprotected cruiser of the Imperial Japanese Navy. The name Chihaya comes from Chihaya Castle, near Osaka, the site of one of the battles of the Genkō War of 1333.

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rdfs:label	Japanese cruiser Chihaya (en) 지하야 (통보함) (ko) 千早 (通報艦) (ja) Тихая (авизо) (ru)
rdfs:comment	Chihaya (千早) was an unprotected cruiser of the Imperial Japanese Navy. The name Chihaya comes from Chihaya Castle, near Osaka, the site of one of the battles of the Genkō War of 1333. (en) 지하야(일본어: 千早 (ちはや))는 일본 제국 해군의 통보함이다. 함명은 의 ‘치하야부루’에 나오는 오사카에 있는 지하야성을 따서 이름 붙였다. 이 이름을 가진 일본 해군의 함선은 2척이 있다. (ko) 千早（ちはや）は、日本海軍の通報艦。艦名は歌枕の「千早振る」、大阪府所在の「千早城」にちなんで名づけられた。この名を持つ日本海軍の艦船としては2隻目。 (ja) «Тихая» (яп. 千早 Тихая)— авизо японского императорского флота, участвовавшее в русско-японской войне. Назван в честь , одного из замков в . (ru)
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