The Japanese Government has voiced its protest against China's imposed export restrictions. These measures significantly affect several sectors of the economy in Japan. It's not clear when or where the official statement was given, but the demand is expected to increase the political tension between the two nations. The move responds to Japan's commitment to free and fair international trade.

Japan, as part of its economic policy, supports an open and multidirectional approach to trade. A rise in economic protectionist policies would not align well with these values. The news has struck a chord with many Japanese citizens and businesses who expect government intervention to prevent negative impacts on trade and industry.

Similar issues in the US or EU are often handled via diplomatic, political, and sometimes legal routes. Trade disputes are common within international relationships, and it's routine for countries to protest or negotiate such matters. Both the US and EU also stand against nonreciprocal trading practices and pursue their interests in global trade platforms.