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How is the physical geography of Japan different from the physical geography of the Korea's?
Japan's physical geography is characterized by its archipelago status, consisting of four main islands and numerous smaller ones, with rugged mountains and volcanic activity, including Mount Fuji. In contrast, the Korean Peninsula features a more continental layout, with a mix of mountainous terrain and plains, particularly in the west and south. Japan is also prone to earthquakes and tsunamis due to its location along the Pacific Ring of Fire, whereas Korea experiences less seismic activity. Overall, Japan's geography is more influenced by its island nature and volcanic landscape, while Korea has a more varied terrain with significant agricultural areas.
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What is geography of north Korea and south Korea?
That is not an actually answerable question. I will assume that you are asking where the Koreas are. The Koreas are to the Northeast of China and to the Southeast of Russia. South Korea is only separated by a small portion of the Pacific Ocean from the islands of Japan.
What sea lies between Japan and the koreas?
Sea of Japan
Where did Confucianism spread?
china, japan, the koreas, and taiwan
How would Japan's physical geography affect the development of Japan's government and society?
i dont now :P
What is an example of an archipelago in Asia?
Indonesia, Philippians, Koreas, Japan
What bodies of water separate the Koreas?
The Japan SeaKorean Strait
What are some surrounding countries of Japan?
Russia,Both Koreas
What is some of the physical geography of japan?
Mt Fuji is one of the physical features and Tokyo bay is another JJA
What countries are close to Japan?
Russia, China, both of the Koreas, and Taiwan
What is Koreas continent?
Korea is in Asia. Near China, Russia, and Japan.
How does water affect the climates of the koreas and japan?
Because they just di
Is the sea of Japan located between Japan and the Koreas?
Yes! The East China sea is directly below.
