List of Japan Coast Guard vessels and aircraft

List of Japan Coast Guard vessels and aircraft

List of Japan Coast Guard vessels and aircraft.

Fleet

PLH (Patrol Vessel Large With Helicopter)

* Shikishima
* Mizuho class
* Soya
* Tsugaru class
** Ryūkyū class (Refine Tsugaru class)

PL (Patrol Vessel Large)

* Izu
* Hida class
* Oki
* Erimo class
* Shiretoko class
* Aso class

Training Role

* Kojima
* Miura

PM (Patrol Vessel Medium)

* Teshio
* Natsui class
* Bihoro
* Takatori class
* Tokara class
* Amami class

PS (Patrol Vessel Small)

* Tsurugi class
* Banna class
* Shinzan class
* Akagi class
* Takatsuki class

PC (Patrol Craft)

* Matsunami
* Hayanami class
* Murakumo class
* Yodo class
* Hamagumo class
* Shikinami class
* Akizuki class
* Shimagiri class
* Natsugiri class
* Asogiri class
* Hayagumo class

CL (Craft Large)

* Isokaze class
* Nadakaze class
* Suzukaze class
* Yamayuri class

FL (Fire fighting boat Large)

* Hiryū class (2nd)
* Hiryū class (1st)
* Nunobiki class
* Kinugasa
* Saikai

(Surveillance Service Small)

* Orion class (2nd)
* Orion class (1st)
* Polar star class
* Lynx class
* Polaris class

HL (Hydrographic Survey Vessel Large)

* Shouyou
* Takuyou
* Meiyou class

HS (Hydrographic Survey Vessel Small)

* Hamashio class
* Zinbei

(LL) Navigation Evaluation Vessel

* Tsushima

LL (Light-House Service Vessel Large)

* Hokuto class
* Myojou

LM (Light-House Service Vessel Medium)

* Zuiun
* Hakuun class

LS (Light-House Service Vessel Small)

* Akihikari class

Aircraft inventory

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Beechcraft Super King Air || || transport helicopter || || 21 ||
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AgustaWestland AW139 || || VIP transport || || 2 ||
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Eurocopte AS 332L1 Super Puma || || VIP transport || || 3 ||
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NAMC YS-11 || || transport || SF 340B || 2 ||

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