Masayuki Yanai

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Asteroids discovered: 27
3867 Shiretoko[1] April 16, 1988
3915 Fukushima [1] August 15, 1988
4263 Abashiri [1] September 7, 1989
4557 Mika [1] December 14, 1987
4771 Hayashi [1] September 7, 1989
5121 Numazawa [1] January 15, 1989
5174 Okugi [1] April 16, 1988
5374 Hokutosei [1] January 4, 1989
6562 Takoyaki [1] November 9, 1991
6707 Shigeru [1] November 13, 1988
(7828) 1992 SD13 [1] September 28, 1992
8182 Akita [1] October 1, 1992
10117 Tanikawa [1] October 1, 1992
11280 Sakurai [1] October 9, 1989
11494 Hibiki [1] November 2, 1988
(11546) 1992 UM6 [1] October 28, 1992
(12746) 1992 WC1 [1] November 16, 1992
(13561) 1992 SB1 [1] September 23, 1992
(13564) 1992 UH1 [1] October 19, 1992
(14441) 1992 SJ [1] September 21, 1992
(14443) 1992 TV [1] October 1, 1992
(14901) 1992 SH [1] September 21, 1992
(17516) 1992 UZ6 [1] October 28, 1992
(22346) 1992 SY12 [1] September 28, 1992
(23465) 1989 UA1 [1] October 24, 1989
(24757) 1992 VN [1] November 1, 1992
(35143) 1992 UF1 [1] October 19, 1992
  1.   with Kazuo Watanabe

Masayuki Yanai (箭内政之?) is a Japanese astronomer.

He is a prolific discoverer of asteroids.

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