Teikoku Databank Survey Lists Anti-Espionage Law and Rare Earth Restrictions as Business Risks for Japanese Companies in China

Date2026.09.28

LocationJapan

Fact statusReported

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Japan's Teikoku Databank announced a survey on September 28, listing the revised Counter-Espionage Law, rare earth export restrictions, and price competition with Chinese government-backed companies as business risks in China, and pointing out that deteriorating China-Japan relations and economic stagnation affect corporate decision-making.

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2026-10-02 07:17 · 10月1日《金融时报》报道，在华日企两年净减2916家至10118家，创2010年以来最低，反间谍法、稀土限制被列为经营风险。

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Original event After Takaichi Sanae’s Taiwan briefing, China issues travel advisory to Japan, Sino-Japanese relations fall into crisis

2025.11 ·Verified ·Importance IV ·Japan

Original event Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Remarks on Taiwan Spark China-Japan Confrontation

2025.11.07 ·Verified ·Importance III ·Japan

This event Teikoku Databank Survey Lists Anti-Espionage Law and Rare Earth Restrictions as Business Risks for Japanese Companies in China 2026.09.28 · Reported

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Follow-up Japanese companies in China fall to 10118, a net drop of 2916 in two years, the lowest since 2010

10.01 ·Reported ·Importance IV ·China

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Sayings · 2026-10-02 07:02 On October 1, the Financial Times reported that Japanese companies in China fell by a net 2916 over two years to 10118, the lowest since 2010, with the counter-espionage law and rare earth restrictions listed as business risks.

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