Does Japan have an army?

After World War II, in order to prevent Japan from launching another war, the international community restricted its military capability, forbidding it to have an army, only allowing it to have basic self-defense capability, and not allowing it to have strategic offensive capability. Therefore, only the Self-Defense Forces have no army, which was also written into his post-war peace constitution. However, in recent years, Japan's right-wing forces have risen, coupled with its strong economic strength, and it is not willing to be just an economic power. Therefore, in recent years, we have vigorously developed our military strength. Now its self-defense forces have far exceeded the needs of self-defense. In addition, Japan changed the Defense Agency into the Ministry of Defense, and the helicopter carrier and Aegis system appeared. The Japanese Self-Defense Force has become a practical army.