The recent missile launch by North Korea has been viewed as a nonevent by Japan. The authorities have confirmed that it poses no direct threat to Japan's territorial integrity, despite the missile landing within Japan's exclusive economic zone. The dispatching of North Korea's ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan has been swiftly condemned by Tokyo, reinforcing its stance against such actions, but it assured its citizens that there was no immediate danger.

In Japan, where residents have grown increasingly accustomed to North Korea's missile tests, such launches are often met with a mix of alarm, resiliency, and indifference. The authorities, however, are always on high alert given the geopolitical implications and potential for a sudden escalation. There's a call for multilateral diplomacy and stricter sanctions against North Korea, maintaining peace, and upholding international law.

In the US or EU, North Korea's missile tests are also tracked closely due to their potential global impact. The reactions from these regions tend to be firmer with calls for international sanctions and diplomatic interventions to deter North Korea's actions. Public sentiment may vary, but their governments' emphasis is always on international security and adherence to the global law.