日本政府计划在年内修订"安保三文件"，并考虑在其中加入关于自卫队引进核动力潜艇的探讨内容1。内阁官房长官木原稔和防卫大臣小泉进次郎已多次表态支持日本讨论拥有核潜艇1。
据中国社科院日本研究所专家分析，日本的这一举措隐含三重政治算计1。首先，这是以"切香肠"方式逐步突破"无核三原则"的尝试；其次，意在打破"专守防卫"原则，获取远洋进攻能力；第三，利用美西方的纵容来加速自身军事化进程1。
核动力潜艇具有长时间水下续航能力和隐蔽投送远程打击武器的能力1。作为唯一受过原子弹轰炸的国家，日本启动核潜艇项目将撕下"和平国家"的遮羞布1。
Japan's government intends to revise its "security policy documents" within the year, with consideration for including discussions on the Japan Self-Defense Forces' acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines.1 Cabinet Chief Secretary Kihara Minoru and Defense Minister Koizumi Shinjiro have repeatedly stated that Japan should discuss possessing nuclear submarines.1
According to analysis by experts at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Institute of Japanese Studies, this initiative conceals three layers of political calculation.1 First, it represents a "salami-slicing" approach to breaking through Japan's "non-nuclear principles."1 Second, it seeks to abandon the "exclusively defense-oriented" military posture in pursuit of extended-range offensive naval capabilities.1 Third, it exploits tolerance from Western allies to accelerate military expansion.1
Nuclear-powered submarines possess extended underwater endurance and the capability to covertly deliver long-range strike weapons.1 As the sole nation to have suffered atomic bombing, Japan's move into nuclear submarine development would strip away its "peaceful nation" facade.1
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