Her rigging consists of two 610 mm triple torpedo tubes, one on each side, a 12.7 cm twin gun mount on her left, and a lantern on her right, all held together by a funnel piece to her back.
History
The real-life Miyuki was sunk after a collision with Inazuma, with the confirmed deaths of five of her crew members in June 1934. This made her the only ship of her class to not go into World War 2 and remains the only Japanese destroyer accidentally sunk by another Japanese destroyer.
