The Fubuki-class destroyers were a series of Japanese naval vessels built in the 1920s and 1930s. They were designed to be fast and powerful, featuring advanced technology for their time, including a high-speed engine and a well-armed configuration. The class included several ships, with the lead ship, Fubuki, launched in 1927, setting a new standard for destroyer design. These destroyers played a significant role in the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. They were primarily used for escort duties, fleet actions, and anti-submarine warfare. The Fubuki-class was known for its distinctive silhouette and effective combat capabilities, influencing future destroyer designs worldwide.