Submarine Hakuryu

　　Submarines are constructed in various developed countries. Japan doesn't have an A-sub, but has the incomparable technology of building non-atomic powered submarines. Actually Australia apparently wants to get Japanese submarines, according to the media. In general, submarines are veiled in the highest secrecy everywhere, but I was invited by JMSDF (the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force) to see inside the submarine. I immediately said yes without a second thought.
　　The submarine which I was showed into was "Hakuryu", one of the most developed types of submarines, which the Australian Government is eager to have. I'll upload several pictures. I was allowed to take pictures outside, but was required to deposit digital devices like cameras, smartphones, tablet terminals on the reception desk when entering the submarine. It would be natural to protect the secrets of the submarine.
　　When I stood on its deck, I noticed the softness of its outer envelope. It was like a slightly hard rubber. I was able to see from the anterior part of the torpedo room to the posterior part of the diesel and starling engine room. I also learned the living environment of the crew members. I don't write about the details so much, but I realized their work must have been so hard and I admire their sense of loyalty to the nation. I believe that the existence of the Chinese Fleet is nonsense in front of this type of submarine.

(Vocabulary)
a sense of loyalty 忠誠心