Country people japan
When we talk about Japan, we immediately think of a developed power second in the world, after the United States, while the population of Japan is a country with an aging population, scarce resources. So why does Japan have such a strong economy?
In terms of natural conditions, Japan is an archipelago of 3,000 islands outside of the Asian mainland.
Acreage: 377,834km2
Population 1268 million people
Tokyo, Japan
Major cities: Osaka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Kobe
The main religion is Buddhism.
The country is located in the east of South Korea, Russia and China and stretches from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea in the south.
Japan is in the temperate zone, with 4 distinct seasons. With 4 distinct seasons, Japan is proud to be an island country with beautiful nature is rated as one of the 10 most beautiful countries in the world. Spring in April with Sakura flowers, blooming to the heart, autumn with the color changing painting of leaves -Momiji, winter with beautiful nature, perennial cultural traditions, Japan increasingly attracts more and more students to study and work.
Japan has 4 major islands in order from north to south: Honshu; Hokkaido kyushushikoku okinawa. Most of the islands in Japan are rich in mountains and volcanoes. Japan is the world's tenth largest country with an estimated population of about 128 million people, including the capital Tokyo and a few surrounding provinces is the largest metropolitan area in the world with about 30 million people living
Japan has very few natural resources. Minerals such as iron ore, copper, zinc, lead and silver, and important energy resources such as petroleum and coal are all imported. Japan's terrain and climate make it difficult for farmers, and since the country only cultivates certain crops such as rice, about half of its food must be imported from abroad.
Despite being a country with a very scarce natural resources, Japan has always been a world leader in science and technology and ranked 2nd in the world in terms of gross domestic product and is the 5th country in the world in the field of investment for defense; ranked 4th in the world in terms of exports and 6th in the world in terms of imports. This country is a member of the United Nations.
Moreover, Japan is the world leader in the fields of scientific research, machinery technology, medical research. Nearly 700,000 researchers share 130 billion USD of research and development budget, ranked 3rd in the world Japan is one of the countries with inventions in the fields of electronics, automobiles, machinery, industrial robots, optics, chemicals, semiconductors and metals. Japan leads the world in robotics science, it is the country that owns more than half (402.200 of the total 742.500) of robots for the manufacturing industry Japan has invented QRIO, ASIMO and Aibo. Japan is also the largest car manufacturer in the world and is home to 6 of the 15 largest global car manufacturers as well as 7 of the 20 largest semiconductor manufacturers in the world.
Japanese researchers have consistently asserted themselves through Nobel Prize winning.
In terms of Japan's education system, primary, secondary and university education was introduced in Japan as part of the Meiji era reforms. Since 1947, Japan has implemented a compulsory education system consisting of primary and secondary education for nine years for students aged six to fifteen years. Most then continue their secondary education and, according to MEXT, about 75.9% of high school graduates continue their education to university, college or other educational exchange programs. Education in Japan is highly competitive, especially in university entrance exams, typically held by the two elite universities of Tokyo and Kyoto. The OECD International Student Assessment Cooperation currently ranks Japan at number six in the world.
Japan is also known as the "Cherry blossom country", as the cherry blossom tree (桜 sakura) grows throughout Japan from north to south, the "blooming and falling" petals of which are loved by the Japanese people reflecting their nation's spirit of sensitivity, love of beauty, and determination to live and die; as the " Chrysanthemum country" because the 16 - petal chrysanthemum flower resembling the shining sun is the symbol of the Imperial Household and the current coat of arms of Japan; as the "Sun - rising country" because Japan is a country in the far east, their ancestor was the sun goddess Amaterasu (天照).
Japanese people are curious and sensitive to foreign cultures. They always explore and learn how to accumulate a lot of experience for themselves. It is the curious spirit of the Japanese people's progress that motivates them to become an advanced country ranked 2nd in the world. High collective consciousness, in the work of the Japanese often put the ego out to promote the common, they can compete with each other, but also sometimes they shake hands to achieve the common goal to defeat foreign opponents. Japanese people are very respectful of rank and status, this is a long-standing custom of the Japanese, Japanese people have a very high aesthetics, they know how to arrange work and decorate the house, arrange furniture or decorate the meal. They are not only external manifestations but also their lifestyle, thinking and working style, Japanese people are frugal and hard working, their loyalty is confirmed. They strengthen their strength by nurturing the loyal feelings of workers by training with very good remuneration to attract human resources. Japanese society is a fiercely competitive society but does not create competition between individuals that individuals have to work selflessly for the competition of the group. Japanese people always follow the set goal, respect the hierarchy in society, industrious and responsible, love nature and have aesthetics, sophistication, humility and always keep faith. In short, Japan is a country full of potential for us to look forward to.
Source: NCNB
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