Yūshio is a type of Japanese naval destroyer, specifically designed for anti-submarine warfare. It is part of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force and was first commissioned in the late 1970s. The class features advanced sonar systems and weaponry to detect and engage submarines, ensuring maritime security. The Yūshio-class destroyers are known for their sleek design and high maneuverability. They are equipped with various armaments, including torpedoes and anti-aircraft missiles, making them versatile in naval operations. These ships play a crucial role in Japan's defense strategy and contribute to regional stability in the Pacific Ocean.