International activities Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force

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1 international activities

1.1 mission in indian ocean
1.2 mission in somalia
1.3 military exercises , exchanges





international activities

arabian sea on november 22, 2006 - japanese fast combat support ship jds mashu (left) conducts replenishment @ sea (ras) guided-missile cruiser uss anzio


mission in indian ocean

destroyers , combat support ships of japan maritime self-defense force dispatched indian ocean 2001 2008 participate in oef-mio (operation enduring freedom-maritime interdiction operation). mission prevent marine transportation of illegal weapons , ammunition, , drugs fund terrorist activity. since 2004, jmsdf has provided ships of foreign forces fuel ships , ship-based helicopters, fresh water.


this third time japanese military vessels had been dispatched overseas since world war ii, following deployments of mine-sweeping units during korean war , persian gulf war. law enabling mission expired on 2 november 2007, , operation temporarily canceled due veto of new bill authorizing mission opposition-controlled upper chamber of japanese diet.


in january 2010, defense minister ordered jmsdf return indian ocean, fulfilling government pledge end eight-year refueling mission. prime minister yukio hatoyama refused renew law authorizing mission, ignoring requests american government continuation.　both western alliance country typified royal australian navy , royal danish navy, doing friendship activities in indian ocean .


mission in somalia

in may 2010, japan announced intention build permanent naval base in djibouti, conduct operations protect merchant shipping somali pirates.


military exercises , exchanges

the jmsdf , u.s. navy carry out joint exercises , u.s. navy officials have claimed have closer daily relationship jmsdf other navy in world . jmsdf participates in rimpac, annual multi-national military exercise near hawaii has been hosted u.s. navy since 1980. jmsdf dispatched ship russian vladivostok harbor in july 1996 participate in russian navy s 300th anniversary naval review. vladimir vinogradov came ship tokyo harbor in june 1997. jmsdf has conducted joint naval exercises indian navy.



rimpac: japan maritime self-defense force participated in rimpac after 1980.
pacific shield (psi): japan maritime self-defense force has participated in pacific shield after 2004; , in 2007, japan maritime self-defense force hosted exercise.
pacific reach: japan maritime self-defense force has participated in bi-annual submarine rescue exercise since 2000. in 2002, japan maritime self-defense force hosted exercise.
navy navy talks: japan maritime self-defense force holds regular naval conferences counterparts of indonesia, malaysia, united kingdom, , united states of america.
aegis ballistic missile defense ftm: japan maritime self-defense force has participated in ftm after ftm-10. japan maritime self-defense force carried out jftm-1 in december 2007.




^ activity based on antiterrorism law . japan ministry of defense. archived original on 28 january 2008. retrieved 11 february 2008. 
^ fackler, martin (15 january 2010). japan: navy ends mission in support of afghan war . new york times. retrieved 9 may 2015. 
^ japan build navy base in gulf of aden . upi. 11 may 2010. retrieved 25 december 2014. 
^ crs rl33740 changing u.s.-japan alliance: implications u.s. interests archived june 9, 2011, @ wayback machine.






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