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In Japan they farm for rice and, they fish. They have a lot of mining. That is just in the rural area. In the Big City such as Tokyo is very different. They have big tall skyscrapers, restaurants, shopping malls, and industries. Factories used to use the sea as waste sights. The laws have changed since then and Japan has a smaller percentage of pollution now. Japan is an island and since they live by the ocean they eat a bunch of seafood and easily grown crops such as rice. The seasons stay the same almost all year round, thus meaning that they don't really have to have a specific clothing for each season because they are basically one season.

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The Japanese have developed a culture that was strongly influenced between the third and tenth centuries and Koreans.  Japanese was long considered a unique language. Now it is known that Japanese bears a strong association with Korean. Living space, highways, railways,and industrial and agricultural space is a characteristic feature of Japanese.

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Some animals in Japan include the tanuki, wild boar, the Siberian flying squirrel, and the red squirrel. Some plants in Japan include the Azalea, Bamboo, Cherry Blossom, and Chrysanthemum. The population of Japan is 127.3 million and the most popular occupations are teachers and fishermen. The most popular sports in Japan are baseball, football, golf, and sumo wrestling.

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Japan is east and west of the US. It is a part of eastern Asia. Japan is a island so they probably eat a lot of seafood. Since they are island it has no peninsula. Its also is 65% forest leaving only 35% for farm land and buildings.

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Japan is an archipelago in East Asia,it is east of the Korean Peninsula. Japan is the second largest island in Asia. It is only slightly smaller than California. Japan is made up of several thousands of islands. The sea of Japan separates it from the continent of Asia.

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1. Region

2. Place

3. Human Environment Interaction

4. Location

5. Movement