Did Japan have an admiral like Beresford?

Did the Imperial Japanese Navy have an admiral as troublesome as Lord Charles Beresford?

Prince Fushimi Hiroyasu was not quite as bad, but his status, politics, and protected position made him a useful comparison.

Prince Fushimi Hiroyasu is offered as an imperfect comparison with Lord Charles Beresford. Fushimi's royal connections, treaty grievances, and martial prestige gave him unusual authority inside the Imperial Japanese Navy. Rival factions could not remove or intimidate him as easily as an ordinary admiral. The comparison helps explain how status and institutional protection could keep an aggressive naval leader at the center of policy.