Japan violates an international law. Other countries may take coercive actions, which include

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The most appropriate coercive action in this scenario would be to boycott Japanese goods. It is a non-violent means to put pressure on Japan to comply with international law. Violating the same law with impunity or confiscating Japanese businesses would not address the issue at hand and could lead to further escalation. Taxing Japanese citizens would not be fair or effective in achieving the desired outcome.

Japan Violates an International Law