a.) Why are Japanese cities located along the coasts?
b.) What could the surrounding seas provide for Japan?
c.) What opportunities are available for Japan to provide resources (food etc)?
d.) What could be the military advantage of occupying an island?
e.) What is the climate of Japan (temperature, precipitation)?
f.) Societies that develop on islands tend to be quite isolated from other cultures. How might this show in Japan’s worldview?
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1.ans-Why are most of Japan's largest cities located on the east coast? ... When rice growing was the principal industry of Japan there were cities facing the Sea of Japan that was far more prosperous than it is today. Kaga Echizen (Fukui) and Echigo (Niigata) were both well known rice countries famous for wealth.
2.ansThe returning branch is composed of the Liman, North Korea and Central (or Mid-) Japan Sea currents which bring fresh and cold water along the Asian coast to the south. Water temperature is mostly affected by exchange with the atmosphere in the northern part of the sea and by the currents in the southern part.
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