The Soryu is a class of submarines used by the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. It is designed for anti-submarine warfare, intelligence gathering, and surveillance missions. The class features advanced stealth technology, allowing it to operate quietly and evade detection. The first Soryu submarine was commissioned in 2009, and the class has since seen several iterations. Each submarine is equipped with modern sonar systems and torpedoes, enhancing its combat capabilities. The Soryu class represents Japan's commitment to maintaining a strong maritime defense in the Asia-Pacific region.