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Do the people of japan have better technology than the UK?
yeah, they have built robots!
Was Japan a major area for Earthquakes?
Yes, Japan is an earthquake-prone spot. Japan is more likely to have earthquakes than many other countries.
Why does Korea have fewer earthquakes that japan?
Japan is located closer to tectonic plates in the ocean than Korea.
Who has more earthquakes Japan or California?
Japan. It has a lot of earthquakes, and is one of the most affected areas in the world. Because of their technology level (compared to countries like Indonesia and Fiji), Japan is the country with the most earthquakes reported each year. Though, that doesn't mean it's the country with the most earthquakes. But it certainly has more earthquakes than California.
Is Tokyo better than Japan?
Tokyo is located in Japan, so logically, it cannot be better than Japan. It is a subset of the system.
Why do people in japan have a greater chance of earthquakes than New York?
Islands were volcanoes.
What Asian Country has more earthquakes than any other place on earth?
Japan
How many earthquakes occur in china every year?
Japan gets tons of earthquakes, about one every year, because of Japan's position. Japan sits on a subduction zone, meaning plates slide under another causing friction and earthquakes. Sometimes, Japan will get a tsunami caused by their frequent earthquakes.
What areas of the world have the most earthquakes?
Indonesia is in a very active seismic zone, also, but by virtue of its larger size than Japan, it has more total earthquakes.
Where in Japan are cars made?
Japanese automakers built more cars outside of Japan than they did inside.
Is Australia better than Japan at Judo?
NO.
How many earthquakes happen in japan everyday?
Earthquakes will often occur in Japan once every few days, give or take. This is because Japan is located on four tectonic plates, which are constantly moving and grinding together. This tectonic activity is also responsible for Japan's mountain ranges and active volcanos. The vast majority of quakes in Japan are minor and do not cause much damage if any at all. This is due to the fact that Japan's modern structures are built to withstand earthquakes to a certain scale. However, because of its high amount of tectonic activity, Japan is more prone to get major, destructive earthquakes than most other nations; most notably the Great Kanto Earthquake (in 1923), the 6.9 magnitude Kobe earthquake in 1995, and most recently the 8.9 magnitude quake that struck on 11th March 2011.
