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Giving away investment rights is okay at the start just nationlize the buildings when you want them to be yours. Makes the ai build for you. But yeah don't accept the treaty port it kinda sucks losing that. Otherwise try to get corn laws so you can change to open markt yourself before they declare war.
https://youtu.be/-AUT7tb1Yxw?si=GvIJrIxCFlmqzZO4
Now, to Japan. In previous patches, you had something of a grace period of up to 20 years before the great powers became interested in your country. Even then, they usually went for an "opening market" CB, which was actually beneficial, allowing you to kickstart the Meiji Restoration questline.
Perhaps they changed the AI logic with the 1.8 patch? Or, do you have any mods?
If ai demands only investment rights, just accept it.
If you get the opening around that time frame (and only investments), it means the AI aggressiveness has not chage that much.
If you rush Line infantry it's even easier.
Just white peace once they are low enough.