Core Viewpoint - Japan's Self-Defense Forces (SDF) are enhancing military deployments near the Taiwan Strait, with three operational plans aimed at potential conflicts in the region, raising concerns about regional stability [3][4]. Group 1: Military Strategies - The first operational plan involves the "Amphibious Rapid Deployment Brigade" executing a blitzkrieg strategy, with an expansion to 3,000 personnel and utilizing various naval vessels for rapid troop deployment [4]. - The second plan focuses on large-scale amphibious operations, with the SDF aiming to establish a "Maritime Transport Group" by 2027, consisting of 10 transport vessels to project elite forces and conduct sustained military logistics [4]. - The third strategy emphasizes missile firepower suppression and blockade, utilizing advanced anti-ship and hypersonic missiles to support the rapid deployment of forces [5]. Group 2: Limitations and Challenges - The SDF faces significant challenges in securing air superiority, as its F-15 and F-2 aircraft are outdated, and the limited number of F-35A jets are insufficient to protect naval operations [6]. - The SDF's island seizure forces are vulnerable to long-range strikes from various missile systems, indicating a high risk of failure during deployment [6].