Nine Japanese corporations, including industry titan Toyoda Tsusho, have filed lawsuits against U.S. tariffs. These companies are taking this legal step in reaction to what they see as unfair and damaging economic policies imposed by the United States. The companies believe these tariffs significantly impede their ability to conduct international business and are seeking a resolution through legal channels.

Within Japan, economic stability and the ability for local corporations to engage in international business is a high priority. Ultimately, the success of these corporations impacts the livelihood of many Japanese citizens. The society values fair play in business, and the legal action taken by these companies is seen as a bold and necessary step toward challenging what they believe to be harmful international policies.

In the United States and EU, there have been similar lawsuits by local companies against foreign tariffs. Companies such as Harley-Davidson and Jack Daniel's, who have been impacted by retaliatory EU tariffs, voiced their concerns through legal means. Just as in Japan, these companies also reflect wider economic and societal issues.