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Japan is a modern, thriving democracy, yet it retained a long and esteemed imperial tradition. Japan is a rich country, ranking first among major industrial nations in per capita gross national product, but many of its people are crowded into inadequate housing lacking such basic facilities such as indoor plumbing. Japan consists of the four main islands of Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu, along with a division of smaller islands, and is separated from the Asian mainland by the Sea of Japan and bordered on the east by the Pacific Ocean. Nearly mountains cover 75 percent of the country's land surface. Located in eastern Asia, island chain between the North Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan and east of the Korean Peninsula. The geographic coordinates of Japan are 36 00 N, 138 00 E. The Physical size of Japan in total sq. km is 377,835 sq. km and the land taken up by Japan is 374,744 sq. km. With a coastline of 29,751 km. The area comparative of Japan is slightly smaller than California. The total population of Japan is 125,931,533 people as of July 1998 EST., yielding an overall population density of about 333 per sq. km (about 863 per sq. mi.). About 78 percent of the people live in urban areas. The majority of
The type of economy Japan has is a centrally planned marked based economy where the economy is working together of manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors in closely-knit groups called keiretsu. Japan is ranked second among the world in its economy basis. Japan is a rich country with a GDP of $3.08 trillion and with its GDP per capital it $24,500, the residents of Japan are averagely compared to Canada's GDP per capital being $22,400. The unit of money in Japan is called Yen. The conversion factor of a Canadian dollar to Yen is from one dollar Canadian to 194.76 Yen. The Major industries in Japan are in manufacturing. Japan manufactures many cars and household appliances that are produced and exported all over the world, with brand names like Sony, Toyota, and Honda. The unemployment rate of Japan is 3.4%. Having the rate as 3.4% I believe this not to be a problem for the Japans residents. In addition Japan has a basic feature that guaranteed lifetime employment for a substantial portion of the urban labor force.
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