Most of the Japanese population is concentrated on the coastal strip that goes from Tokyo, through Nagoya, on to Osaka, Hiroshima, and kitakyushu. There was a conscious policy of the Japanese government after WWII to concentrate industry on theis strip where the factories and refineries were closest to the ports that imported the raw materials.
Friday, August 1, 2008
Typical Japanese landscape 3
Most of the Japanese population is concentrated on the coastal strip that goes from Tokyo, through Nagoya, on to Osaka, Hiroshima, and kitakyushu. There was a conscious policy of the Japanese government after WWII to concentrate industry on theis strip where the factories and refineries were closest to the ports that imported the raw materials.
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