The Fubuki-class destroyer is a class of destroyers built for the Imperial Japanese Navy in the 1920s. Known for their speed and advanced design, these ships were among the first to incorporate a flush deck and a powerful armament, including torpedoes and naval guns. The class was named after the lead ship, Fubuki, which means "snowstorm" in Japanese. A total of 24 ships were constructed in this class, serving during World War II. The Fubuki-class played a significant role in naval battles, showcasing the capabilities of destroyers in fleet actions. Their design influenced future destroyer classes, marking a shift in naval warfare strategies.