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What was it like for a civilian living in Japan at the end of World War 2?
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How do most people in Japan make a living?
Just like the rest of the world does.
What are living standards like for japan?
Bad
What was life like in japan world war 2?
Basically, life in America! Practicing their beliefs, having kids, and living life to its fullest.
Why the value of currency of japan is low with the value of Pakistani rupee?
japan is well developed country in the world and also good standard of living in japan . pakistan is poorest country in the world. they called pakis.....dont compare currency with pakistan. pakistan is not tokyo. japan is not pakistan. 10000 years also pakistan not developed like japan it is true.....
What did Japan look like after World War 2?
Like a nuclear bomb exploded in japan.
What are living conditions like in Japan?
Good, similar to the US of A but more densely populated.
What is Japan's living space like?
Japan's housing is very small, because lots of people live in a certain part of Japan so they can grow crops and live.
Why do we find most of the world's people living in the United States Like Great Britain Germany China India Japan?
because they migrate from their country to America and maybe their ancestors did too.
Why do countries use nuclear bombs?
Countries use nuclear bombs to pronounce dominance to the world and show that they are not to be messed with. They are also a quick, extremely hard blow that kill many and can end conflict extremely fast, like in WWII the United States dropped two bombs on Japan and very soon afterwards, Japan surrendered because the fear of more bombs had weakoned civilian morale and Japan could not take another hit like that.
What does the houses look like in japan?
Very basic, with a kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, and a living room. People usually eat in the living room.
What was our relationship with japan like before World War 2?
Strained
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