The the least people live in the cold northerly island of Hokkaido and this is because it's cold and there is a short growing season. Also 90% of Japan is forested and it is a very mountainous country with rough natural terrain. People prefer to live near the coast since it's flatter and there are natural harbours. Also, the southern islands are warmer with a longer growing season. Hokkaido is on the same latitude as countries like Russia and Canada, so it's very cold, whereas it's largest southerly island Kyushu is on the same latitude as countries like Algeria, Libya, and Egypt.
Many reside in Hawaii.
Chinese Americans might. japan and china both have at least one hollister store
Japanese people lived on coastal plains because most of Japan has mountainous slopes that are difficult to live on and farm.
Naruto doesn't live in Japan. He lives in Konoha, which is in the ninja world.
There were 8.6 million people in the 23 special wards of Tokyo as of October 2007. Actually, it is unknown how many people EXACTLY live in Tokyo. Same with any other place in the world. Think logically, brainstorm a reasonable answer, and check it using useful resources. Your welcome for helping you with your homework.
Japanese people live in Japan.
35% of people live in rural areas in Japan 65% or people in Japan live in urban areas
Yes, Japan is relatively affluent and people live to a great age.
As of 2021, approximately 65,000 British citizens live in Japan.
The least people live in the deserts in the South or on the mountains.
Japan has no deserts so it has no effect on where peope live.
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People in Japan tend to stay where they grew up, or close to their family. If not they live where they can get a stable job.