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The Japanese use their land carefully and wisely because they have a limited amount of resources and a growing population. Let's compare Japan to somewhere else.
Japan's total area is about 146,000 square miles.
California's total area is about 158,000 square miles.
Japan's total population according to their 2007 census is roughtly 128 million people.
California's total population is a whopping 34 million people.
So, let's pretend for a moment. Let's say that you take Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, and San Francisco and put them everywhere in California until the population reaches 128 million people. Those four cities hold a combined total of about 7 million people. That's not very many. But that many people 18 times over can become very congesting. And considering Japan is smaller than California by over ten thousand square miles, they have even less room to put everyone.
Now, to relate this to resources. California is one of the world's leading producers of... well... near everything! The reason is because there is so much rich land to use. Japan, on the other hand, has to compensate for it's dense population. This means less land to draw resources from in order to feed a large population!
Did you know that Japan ranks 10th amongst the world's most populated nations?
What else can I help you with?
How do people use the land of the Dominican Republic?
Primarily for subsistence farming.
Why did japan bombed parlor harbor?
Because the US owned lots of land in the pacific and the Japanese wanted that land
How do say land in Japanese?
The Japanese word for land or country is "Koku".
Why did Japanese Americans relocate?
Because at that time The U.S was at war with the Japanese and they didn't any spies from Japan coming to america also a lot of Japanese owned land around airplane factories
Why did the Japanese attack neighbouring countries?
why did Japanese attack other countries?becuz they were short of oil they wanted an empire and most of all they needed land because their popularity was overflowing
How was La salle's idea about using the land different from Tecumseh's?
They used it wisely then other american indians
How does a bird land on a cactus?
Extremely carefully.
How do you say land in Japanese?
Koku
How do airplanes land an aircraft carriers?
Very carefully.
Why were Japanese Americans in Hawaii not forced to go to interment camps?
Japanese American in Hawaii were not forced into internment camps following WWII because Hawaii in the 40's did not seem that important to the states. The government was more worried about the main land.
What do Japanese people use their land for?
Buildings...
What does the name riku mean in Japanese?
Land.
