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Akebono (曙 / あけぼの) is a Japanese noun that means "dawn" or "daybreak".

It may also refer to:

Ships

Akebono Maru, a Japanese oil tanker and fishing trawler that capsized in 1982
Japanese destroyer Akebono, four destroyers of the Imperial Japanese Navy and the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force

Other uses

Akebono Brake Industry, a Japanese manufacturer
Akebono (genus), a fly genus in the family Sciomyzidae or Phaeomyiidae
Akebono (satellite), a geomagnetosphere observation satellite
Akebono scale, a common scale used in Japanese music
Akebono (train), a sleeping-car train in Japan
Akebono Tarō, a retired sumo and current professional wrestler

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 It may also refer to:
+==Ships==
+* ''[[Akebono Maru]]'', a Japanese oil tanker and fishing trawler that capsized in 1982
+* {{ship|Japanese destroyer|Akebono|}}, four destroyers of the Imperial Japanese Navy and the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force
+==Other uses==
 * [[Akebono Brake Industry]], a Japanese manufacturer
-* [[Akebono (genus)|''Akebono'' (genus)]], a fly genus in the family [[Sciomyzidae]] or Phaeomyiidae
+* [[Akebono (genus)|''Akebono'' (genus)]], a fly genus in the family [[Sciomyzidae]]<!--OK if 1st link red--> or Phaeomyiidae
 * [[Akebono (satellite)]], a geomagnetosphere observation satellite
-* [[Akebono scale]], a common scale used in Japanese music.
+* [[Akebono scale]], a common scale used in Japanese music
 * [[Akebono (train)|''Akebono'' (train)]], a sleeping-car train in Japan
 * [[Akebono Tarō]], a retired sumo and current professional wrestler
-==Ships==
-* ''[[Akebono Maru]]'', a Japanese oil tanker and fishing trawler that capsized in 1982
-* {{ship|Japanese destroyer|Akebono|}}, four destroyers of the Imperial Japanese Navy and the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force
 {{disambig}}