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87 people per square mile

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10 times more people in there country

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What are they gonna do when it gets to populated.

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Japan is one of the most populated places in the World.

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Most people's houses are about the size of a US living room.

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Japan today enjoys a high life expectancy, in part due to strict environmental regulations. Japan is a very wealthy industrial country. It can also keep a an efficient transportation system to keep people going where they need to go.

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How Population Density Affects Health     31.6 

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How Population Density Affects Health     31.6 

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In Japan garbage is not the only waste product that builds up as population density increases. Whenever people crowd into cities, pollution problems flow. A lot of people think that Japan would be clean with its daily swept streets. But Japan has faced some pretty severe pollution problems over the years. For example some toxic chemicals, such as cadmium and mercury, were dumped into oceans, lakes, and streams. Also with a high population disease can spread faster and more car accidents can happen.

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How Population Density Affects Land Use     31.5 

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How Population Density Affects Land Use     31.5 

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One way the Japanese makes more use of land is by constructing taller buildings. But building skyward creates severe construction challenges in an active earthquake zone. Also the Japanese has created new land by filling shallow wetlands with dirt and rubble. A lot of Tokyo is built on wet marshes. Filling wetlands save's farmland but at the same time it destroys wildlife habitats.

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How Population Density Affect Housing      31.4 

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How Population Density Affect Housing      31.4 

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In Japan flat land for building houses is scarce. Many Japanese families live in apartments that are about the size of a living room in the U.S. The japanese didn't always live in such small homes. Some families used to live extended family. This started to change in the 1950's. Many homes in Japan do not have separate bedrooms. So what they do when they go to sleep is they pull out a futon from their closets. The japanese also make good use of limited space by shrinking all of their appliances like there stove and refrigerators.

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How Population Density Affects Transportation     31.3

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How Population Density Affects Transportation     31.3

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In Tokyo the average commute for work is one hour and a half each day. The Japanese people have helped make transportation easier by adding a underground subway that links to all of the city's in Japan. Also they have a train they call the "bullet train" that can go up to 180 miles an hour. Parking is also another big thing in Tokyo. You can only have a car if you know you will have a place in the street to park it. Tokyo also has a computer controlled garage, some people who live there say they look like giant shoe cabinets.

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Tokyo, Japan is one of the most populated places in the world. When it is rush hour people have to cram on a train and wait until it is their turn to get off. In 2009, the population density in Japan was 878 people per square mile. The united states the population density per square mile is 87, so that means japan has 10 times more people in there country.