Kikuzuki, a Mutsuki class destroyer, was built by Maizuru Dockyard, commissioning in November 1926. She was sunk by aircraft from USS Yorktown on 4 May 1942 in Halavo Bay, Florida Island, near Tulagi. In 1943 the US Navy salvaged Kikuzuki, hoping to gain valuable information about Japanese equipment. After being refloated, she was towed to nearby Purvis Bay and allowed to sink in shallow water, as seen in this photo. Kikuzuki's deteriorated hulk can still be seen today.

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