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Japan Geography:     more books (100)

Japan (Discovering) by Deborah Tyler, 1993-10 Geography of Japan (Special publication / Association of Japanese Geographers) Learning From Maps:Readings in the Geography of Japan Nihon chishi teiy?: A manual of the descriptive geography of Japan (Japanese Edition) by Unknown, 1875-01-01 Atlas of Southern Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu (Cultural Geography Series, Japan Series, Volume 5) Dictionary of the History and Geography of Japan by E. Papinot, 1909 Geography of Japan: Sea of Japan Naming Dispute Japan. A Geography by Glenn T. Trewartha, 1964 JAPAN: A GEOGRAPHY by Glenn T. Trewartha, 1970 Ecological crop geography and field practices of Japan. Japan's natural vegetation, and agro-climatic analogues in North America by M. Y Nuttonson, 1951 Geography Of Modern Japan by Macdonald, 1995-01-17 Japan: A Geography. by Glenn T. Trewartha, 1965 Geographies of Identity in Nineteenth-Century Japan.(Book review): An article from: The Historian by James L. Huffman, 2006-09-22 Nihon chishi teiy?: A manual of the descriptive geography of Japan (Japanese Edition) by Unknown, 1875-01-01

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101. Japan : Geography, People, Politics, Government, Economy, Transport
     japan geography, People, Policy, Government, Economy, Communication, Transportation,Military  
     http://www.studentsoftheworld.info/infopays/wfb.php3?CODEPAYS=JAP

102. Japan : Geography, Population, Cities, Map, Flag, Gdp Gnp Economy, Travel Touris
     japan geography, maps, flag, statistics, photos and cultural information about japan.  
     http://www.studentsoftheworld.info/country_information.php?Pays=JAP

103. A VISUAL LITERACY EXERCISE: TEACHING NOTES
     Links to brief discussions of japanese geography and geology (especially The National Geographic Society s maps of japan as seen from space and listing  
     http://www.csuohio.edu/history/exercise/teachnts.html
     
     Extractions: This exercise has been designed as an individual self-study experience but can easily be adapted for classroom use. Given an appropriately equipped classroom, the exercise might become a shared experience if projected for the class to view and discuss together. In addition to the web site links listed at the conclusion of this exercise, several other internet-based resources tied to the introduction of Japanese geography and/or visual literacy can be found on the World Wide Web. The Smithsonian Institution's online version of its teaching resource publication ART-TO-ZOO, for example, includes a series of three lesson plans geared to elementary students entitled

104. Japan - Geography
     The distance between japan and the Korean Peninsula, the nearest point on the Geographic Regions. The country s fortyseven prefectures are grouped into  
     http://countrystudies.us/japan/37.htm
     
     Extractions: Geography Japan Table of Contents The four major islands are separated by narrow straits and form a natural entity. The Ryukyu Islands curve 970 kilometers southward from Kyushu. The distance between Japan and the Korean Peninsula, the nearest point on the Asian continent, is about 200 kilometers at the Korea Strait. Japan has always been linked with the continent through trade routes, stretching in the north toward Siberia, in the west through the Tsushima Islands to the Korean Peninsula, and in the south to the ports on the south China coast. None of the populated plains or mountain basins is extensive in area. The largest, the Kanto Plain, where Tokyo is situated, covers only 13,000 square kilometers. Other important plains are the Nobi Plain surrounding Nagoya, the Kinki Plain in the Osaka-Kyoto area, the Sendai Plain around the city of Sendai in northeastern Honshu, and the Ishikari Plain on Hokkaido. Many of these plains are along the coast, and their areas have been increased by reclamation throughout recorded history. The small amount of habitable land prompted significant human modification of the terrain over many centuries. Land was reclaimed from the sea and from river deltas by building dikes and drainage, and rice paddies were built on terraces carved into mountainsides. The process continued in the modern period with extension of shorelines and building of artificial islands for industrial and port development, such as Port Island in Kobe and the new Kansai International Airport in Osaka Bay. Hills and even mountains have been razed to provide flat areas for housing.

105. Japan's Geography - Terrain
     japan s geography. List of Interactive Maps. japan is an archipelago of islands Topographically, japan can be divided into nine geographic regions the  
     http://www.koreanhistoryproject.org/Jta/Jp/JpGEO1.htm
     
     Extractions: List of Interactive Maps Situated along the Pacific Ocean's "ring of fire," Japan is a nation built by volcanoes and lives with the violent forces of creation on an almost daily basis. The now dormant volcano Mt. Fuji emerged about 10,000 years ago with the eruption of the Shin-Fuji volcano. The nearly 100 eruptions that occurred repeatedly since then and gave this mountain its photogenic conical shape ended in 1707 with the Hoei Eruption, reportedly the largest of all eruptions in the mountain's recorded history. There are over 200 known volcanoes on Japan with more than 20 still active. In July 1989 a strong underwater eruption occurred near the city of Izu, some 100 km (62 mi) southwest of Tokyo. The abundance of volcanoes has produced a beneficial side-effect: a great number of hot springs whose waters are used for medical and therapeutical purposes. The Japanese islands sit over an extremely unstable region of the earth's crust where the Phillipine Sea Tectonic Plate and the vast Pacific Tectonic Plate subduct under the Eurasian Continental Plate and the North American Continental Plate near East Asia. Situated in the subduction zone at the boundaries of these plates, Japan has the distinction of living with more earthquakes than any other country on earth. If you include tremors detectable by only the most sensitive seismographs, about 7,500 earthquakes may occur in any given year in Japan and its surrounding areas. Of these, about 1,500 can be felt by humans. As many as 40 or 50 earthquakes felt by humans occur yearly in the Tokyo area alone.

106. Japan's Geography - General Description
     japan s geography. List of Interactive Maps. GENERAL DESCRIPTION. japan is a landof striking scenic beauty. First time visitors are impressed by its  
     http://www.koreanhistoryproject.org/Jta/Jp/JpGEO0.htm
     
     Extractions: List of Interactive Maps GENERAL DESCRIPTION Japan is a land of striking scenic beauty. First time visitors are impressed by its greenness and its mountains, which cover nearly three-quarters of the country. Gentle plains and intermountain basins account for only about 25% of Japanese territory. Here, the flat lands are geologically young and the soil runoff from the surrounding mountains is shallow. The rugged peaks, snow-fed lakes, turbulent rivers, rocky gorges and waterfalls and dense forests are breathtaking, but they put severe limits on livable land. With seventy-five percent of the nation unsuitable for either habitation or cultivation due to mountains and rocky sea coasts, and with only 16 per cent of the land cultivated, the entire Japanese population actually lives in an area roughly the size of the state of Maine, about 85,470 sq km (33,000 sq mi). This makes Japan the most populated country in the world in terms of population per liveable square mile. var menu = new COOLjsMenu("JTAMenu", MENU_ITEMS);

107. About JAPAN
     To find out about japan s geography and geographical features *Provides mapsas well as various data related to japanese geography.  
     http://www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/about_stope.html

108. Geography And Climate
     japan is a country of diverse topography and climate. It is a country of manyvolcanoes and fastflowing rivers, and despite its small size, japan is  
     http://web-japan.org/factsheet/geo/

109. GeographyIQ - World Atlas - Asia - Japan - Geography Facts And Figures
     geography information for japan. Tropical Timber 83, Tropical Timber 94,Wetlands, Whaling. geography note, strategic location in northeast Asia  
     http://www.geographyiq.com/countries/ja/Japan_geography.htm
     
     Extractions: land: 374,744 sq km Area - comparative: slightly smaller than California Land boundaries: km Coastline: 29,751 km Maritime claims: territorial sea: 12 nm; between 3 nm and 12 nm in the international straits - La Perouse or Soya, Tsugaru, Osumi, and Eastern and Western Channels of the Korea or Tsushima Strait

110. JAPAN: THE GEOGRAPHY OF A NATION
     CIA Factbook japan http//www.cia.gov/cia/ciahome.html geography and factsabout japan on the CIA’s Homepage for Kids.  
     http://www.smith.edu/fcceas/curriculum/duchesneau.htm
     
     Extractions: Introduction Course/Grade Level: Grades 5-8, yet activities may be adapted for other grades. Context: This unit was designed to introduce geography as the basic element of the study of a culture. This is the first of five elements, the other four including family, beliefs, social order, and economy. Goals This unit is designed to provide the learner with a framework of inquiry into the physical and human phenomena essential to the study of the geography of a country. Objectives: Identify the absolute and relative location of Japan.

111. Resources :: Japan Tour 2004, Flight Simulator
     Files; Charts; Japanese geography; Free Flight Simulator AddOns Japanesegeography. I started with Dr. David A. Johnson s course website The Natural  
     http://virgil.org/dswo/fs/japantour/resources.htm

112. Japan's Geography
     Take a look at this map of japan and note the number of large cities in such a japan is a small country comprised of mountainous islands with numerous  
     http://www.stedwards.edu/hum/clawson/fs/module_2/geoclime.htm
     
     Extractions: There are four main islands: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu and numerous smaller islands to north and south, all prone to earthquakes. The highest point is Mount Fuji at 3,776 meters. There are numerous, rapidly flowing rivers which provide water for irrigation and hydroelectric-power generation.

113. NTeQLesson Plan Builder ViewLesson
     Students will record answers to questions on the geography of japan StudentWorksheet . Students will respond to 5 questions, and using complete sentences,  
     http://www.nteq.com/LessonPlanner/view_lesson.asp?lesnumber=912

114. JAPAN'S GEOGRAPHY: General Information
     geography and Climate japan is a country of diverse topography and climate. Brief explanation of japanese geography the size, population, major islands  
     http://168.28.132.151/peachstar/explorer/lpad/gg1.htm

115. JAPAN'S GEOGRAPHY: General Information
     japan S geography General Information. Directorate of Time Calculate the currenttime where you are and compare it with the time in japan using The  
     http://168.28.132.151/peachstar/irasshai/culwww/gg1.htm

116. AGPix.com
     Save japan, geography to your personal term list for future reference. Search withinphotographers covering japan, geography for another coverage term  
     http://www.agpix.com/search_index.php?index_id=17091

117. Japanese Life And Culture - Japanese Geography
     Japanese language resourcesJapanese Life and Culture - Japanese geography.  
     http://www.japanese.ac.nz/links.cfm?ID=13

118. English Language Study JavaScript Quiz (I-TESL-J)
     japan has four main islands and more than 6800 smaller islands. The total landarea of japan is 377719 square kilometers. Seventythree percent of this land  
     http://a4esl.org/q/j/ck/mcrc-japangeography.html

119. VŠ§‘Ð
     Modern Japanese geography as an academic discipline was not formally established Modern Japanese geography reflects this breadth of analytical vision.  
     http://www.kokon.co.jp/h1414.htm

120. English To Japanese Geography Translators - ProZ.com
     Web s largest directory of English to Japanese geography translators.  
     http://www.proz.com/english-to-japanese-translators/Geography

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