"Japan" PPT courseware

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"Japan" PPT courseware

Part One: Geographic Overview of Japan

Japan's place in the world

Japan is our neighbor to the east, separated by a strip of water from us.

Japan’s land composition:

Japan consists of 4 major islands + thousands of small islands and surrounding waters

So Japan is another "island country"

There are tunnels connecting Hokkai, Kyushu and Honshu, and there are bridges connecting Shikoku and Honshu.

Japan's terrain

The mountainous area is vast

The plains are small and mostly distributed along the coast.

Japan PPT, part 2: Japan’s economy

The world's second largest economic power

Japan's per capita GDP ranks first in the world, at US$35,567 in 1999, 4.5% higher than that of the United States.

Foreign exchange reserves rank first in the world, reaching US$361.6 billion in 2000.

The world's largest creditor country, Japan's external net assets (pure claims) balance reached US$1,157.9 billion in 2000.

Countries with poor raw materials

In addition to being rich in fish, forests and water resources, Japan only has a small amount of mineral resources, such as carbonite, lead, copper ore, coal, manganese, etc. It is a drop in the bucket to support Japan's huge economy.

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How does Japan solve the problem of shortage of raw materials during its economic development?

Japanese PPT, Part 3: Classroom Exercises

1. Which of the following statements about Japan’s terrain is incorrect ( )

A. Japan is very mountainous, with 3/4 being mountains and hills.

B． Plains are spread out among the islands

C． The Kanto Plain is the largest plain

D． The highest mountain in Japan is Mount Fuji, which is an active volcano

2. Japan’s climate belongs to ( )

A. temperate continental climate

B． Subtropical monsoon climate and temperate monsoon climate

C． Temperate maritime climate

D． tropical monsoon climate

3. Which of the following cities and the industrial zones they belong to are correctly matched ( )

A. Nagoya-Hanshin Industrial Zone

B. Tokyo - Keihin Industrial Zone

C.Kobe-Kitakyushu Industrial Zone

D.Kitakyushu-Nagoya Industrial Zone

4. Japan’s main economic model is ( )

A. Mainly export agricultural products, minerals and other primary products

B. Developed processing trade economy

C. Single product economy

D. Mainly fishing industry

5. Japanese industry is mainly concentrated in ( )

A.Pacific coast and Seto Inland Sea coast

B.Hokkaido

C. Sea of ​​Japan coast

D. Kyushu Island

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