page_title: Imperial Japanese Navy ship classifications
section_title: Torpedo boat
hierarchical_section_title: Imperial Japanese Navy ship classifications / Detailed classification tables / Torpedo boat
caption_attribution_description: English: Inperial Japanese torpedo boat Kiji (雉 service 1935-1947), later Soviet destroyer Vnimatel'nyy (service 1947-1957). 日本語: 1937年7月31日、玉野造船所での竣工引き渡し後に出港する「雉」 Русский: Японский миноносец Кизи вступил в строй, 31 июля 1937 года, будуший советский эскадренный миноносец Внимательный.
context_page_description: These are legal classifications of the naval vessels of the Imperial Japanese Navy. Therefore, those names are different from a universal classifications and class names.
  In laws and ordinances of the Imperial Japanese Navy, there is not a light aircraft carrier, escort carrier, heavy cruiser and light cruiser.
  Even if it is assumed that these translation was different Japanese language, there can be the same phrase and thing in English language, and vice versa.
  Example 1: Kōsakukan and Kōsakusen = Repair ship.
  Example 2: Fusetukan, Fusetsusen and Fusetsutei = Minelayer.
  If there is not it in the one and only, this clause uses the following expression to express different Japanese language.
  Kan = Vessel, example: Kōsakukan is Repair vessel.
  Sen = Ship, example: Kōsakusen is Repair ship.
  Tei = Boat, example: Fusetsutei is Mine boat.
caption: Torpedo boat Kiji
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