🇯🇵🇨🇳中国が日本企業40社を名指し｜日本に進行中の衝撃的な脅迫

China has specifically named 40 Japanese companies and research institutions, imposing export control restrictions on them. This is not merely a warning; it is an extremely strong economic pressure targeting a critical point in Japanese manufacturing. Rare earth elements are used in everything from electric vehicle motors, smartphones, medical equipment, home appliances, and defense equipment. In particular, Japan is highly dependent on China for medium and heavy rare earth elements such as dysprosium and terbium, making substitution difficult. If supplies are disrupted, car delivery times will be delayed, prices for home appliances and smartphones will rise, and Japanese companies' production plans will be significantly impacted. China is exploiting this weakness and using the Taiwan issue to pressure Japan. However, since the 2010 Senkaku rare earth crisis, Japan has also been diversifying its procurement sources, developing alternative materials, and promoting recycling technologies. To what extent will the Chinese rare earth war affect the Japanese economy? This article clearly explains the crisis and countermeasures. 00:00 China imposes rare earth restrictions on 40 Japanese companies 02:01 China has been siphoning off Japanese technology through joint ventures 04:36 "Made in China 2025" and the reality of acquiring cutting-edge technology 07:18 The power of rare earths proven in the 2010 Senkaku Islands incident 10:34 Export restrictions against Japan reignite following Takaichi's remarks 19:16 Deep-sea rare earths around Minamitorishima become Japan's counterattack card