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Although Japan is very populated everything runs smoothly and people live to grow very old but let's take India it has about the same population yet India is much poorer than Japan so if we compare other places with about the same population density we may be able to see large differences in health, age and the way they deal with the problems that come along

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Japan has suffered with health problems from garbage to toxins but they prevent all these things by wearing face masks if their sick, they also pass strict laws to clean up the air and water not only that they have turned to recycling so their garbage wast won't full up everything

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too many people means little land which means conflicts but Japan have created ways to make more living space like making buildings taller and using earthquake proof building techniques to help them withstand earthquakes they  have also made buildings underground centers mainly with shops, museums and even zoos they also make extra land for mainly farming reasons like growing rice

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fifty years ago Japan was actually raul most people lived in one story homes or farms they also lived with extended family (Grandparents, Parents, and children) that all changed in the 1950s when people left the country and went to the  city now an day people only live in a nuclear family (parents and children) since the population has grown tremendously over the years and they way they fixed that problem by making appliances smaller or making living space smaller as in making them about 170 sq   while in the untied states we get 740 sq

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Population and its effects on transportation 

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Population and its effects on transportation 

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the average commute time is about and hour and a half a day . the transportation system in Japan has adapted tremendously over the years For example, during rush hour at the subway or train station there are people with white gloves  who actually shove as many people onto the train as possible before the doors close they are called pushers. and to get people around even faster they have developed the bullet train which goes up to 180 miles per hour. cars are a problem in Japan but people who love driving car may have them just that to own one you need proof to show that you have your own parking space they have also created more high tech parking places around tokyo  the parking places are shaped like a cabinet and have elevators to stack cars on top of each other to make more room

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Aug 24, 2016 ... The station staff and part-time workers fill these roles during rush hours. Although a Japanese phenomenon now, subway pushers were an American invention and originated in New York City, nearly a century ago. They were not very well-liked because they were known to push and shove passengers with hostility.

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As we already know Japan is very populated in fact the population is almost 17 times more crowded, than the United States almost 17 times more crowded than the United States. Japan's population density is about 7,545 persons per square mile this is because very few places are suitable for growing crops along with that there are many mountains

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Introduction Population of Japan: life in a crowded country-

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Introduction Population of Japan: life in a crowded country-

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Tokyo is a very populated area just overflowing with people in fact in 2009 Japan was 878 persons per square mile Which is a lot more than the United States up to ten times as larger