"How has Japan become so successful, despite all the odds"

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        18/03/2002                                                                      Prasshy.S

“How has Japan become so successful, despite all the odds”

‘Geography is the study of places, the human and physical processes that shape them, and the people who live in them”. This essay is about how Japan (see map) became so successful, despite all the odds. This essay will be concentrating on the main cities and bays of Japan. They are Osaka, Wokasa Bay, Kansai and Kobe. Japan lies in the middle of three tectonic plates, which results in 80 active volcanoes and 30 severe typhoons/storms a year.  Japan is very popular for its industry in electronics e.g. Panasonic. All the roads are tightly squeezed into the beautiful landscape. In some cases there are motorways running on top of each other. Japan is also involved in trade both through exporting and importing. Surprisingly there are also no migrants in Japan. One of the main reasons for Japan’s success in industries is their knowledge and the personality of the workingmen and women. The Japanese have built very high tech robots which whom they work with as if they were human beings. They all work together as a team. This is one of the main types of workers that countries all over the world are trying to recruit. All this has happen despite the incident in World War II when Japan was destroyed in the war.

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         Japan is one of the main superpowers of the world. How has it managed to do it against all the odds? Japan is situated in the centre of three tectonic plates (see maps). This results in Japan experiencing thirty storms/typhoons in an average year. Japan has also has eighty active volcanoes. The people in Japan have to cope with this problem but still it hasn’t stopped them from become the world’s best in economics, science and business.

        The country wasn’t always like this. Fifty years ago the country was in ruins after the Second World War. The whole country ...

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