According to news from the Japanese side on October 3, the Kyushu Defense Bureau of Japan's Ministry of Defense displayed the long-range missile “Type 25 surface-to-ship missile” to ordinary citizens on the same day at the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force military base in Kumamoto Prefecture. According to Japan's Ministry of Defense earlier, the “Type 25 surface-to-ship missile” will be put into the Japan-US “sharp sword” joint military exercise to be held in October. According to reports, this is the first time that this long-range missile has participated in large-scale military exercises. The “Type 25 surface-to-ship missile” has a range of about 1,000 kilometers, far exceeds Japanese territory, and has obvious offensive properties. On March 31, Japan's Ministry of Defense deployed “Type 25 surface-to-ship missiles” at the military garrison in Kumamoto Prefecture, triggering public rallies and protests in many places. Japanese media commented that this marks a shift in Japan's defense policy, which once followed the principle of “exclusive defense.”

According to news from the Japanese side on October 3, the Kyushu Defense Bureau of Japan's Ministry of Defense displayed the long-range missile “Type 25 surface-to-ship missile” to ordinary citizens for the first time at the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force military base in Kumamoto Prefecture on the same day. According to Japan's Ministry of Defense earlier, the “Type 25 surface-to-ship missile” will be put into the Japan-US “sharp sword” joint military exercise to be held in October. According to reports, this is the first time that this long-range missile has participated in large-scale military exercises. The “Type 25 surface-to-ship missile” has a range of about 1,000 kilometers, far exceeds Japanese territory, and has obvious offensive properties. On March 31, Japan's Ministry of Defense deployed “Type 25 surface-to-ship missiles” at the military garrison in Kumamoto Prefecture, triggering public rallies and protests in many places. Japanese media commented that this marks a shift in Japan's defense policy, which once followed the principle of “exclusive defense.”