Does Japan belong to East Asia?

Question 1: Does Japan belong to East Asia? Yes, East Asia includes China, Japan, South Korea, North Korea and Mongolia.

Question 2: Which countries does Asia include? Does Japan belong to Asia? 10 Asia is geographically divided into East Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, West Asia, Central Asia and North Asia. * * * There are 48 countries.

East Asia: refers to East Asia. Include China, North Korea, South Korea, Mongolia and Japan.

Southeast Asia: refers to Southeast Asia. Include Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Brunei and East Timor.

South Asia: refers to the southern part of Asia. Include Sri Lanka, Maldives, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan.

West Asia: Also called Southwest Asia, it refers to West Asia. Include Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, Cyprus, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Qatar, Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Central Asia: including Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan.

North Asia: Siberia in the Asian part of Russia. Russia belongs to European countries, not Asian countries.

Japan belongs to Asia-East Asia.

Question 3: Is Japan East Asia or Southeast Asia? Japan is an East Asian country!

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Japan is an island country, located in the east of Asia and the northwest of the Pacific Ocean. Its territory consists of Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu and Hokkaido and more than 7,200 small islands. It covers an area of 378,000 square kilometers. There are many islands, peninsulas, bays and natural harbors along the coast of Japan. The name "Japan" means "the country of sunrise". With a population of 65.438+0.29 billion, Hezhe is the main ethnic group, and Japanese is widely spoken.

Question 4: Does Japan belong to Southeast Asia? Southeast Asia is a new regional name that only appeared in the late World War II. There are 1 1 countries in Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, the Philippines, and East Timor (1975 independence), and all countries in the world are used to treating Vietnam and Laos. Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Indonesia and the Philippines are called maritime countries or island countries in Southeast Asia. 1967, a number of countries have emerged in Southeast Asia, which is the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Up to now, there are 10 member countries.

All countries in Southeast Asia have their own long history, and they are all emerging countries. All developing countries except Singapore.

Southeast Asian countries are multi-ethnic countries. There are more than 90 ethnic groups in this region, and Southeast Asia has the largest number of overseas Chinese in the world. There are about 20 million overseas Chinese, more than 2 million Indians and 1 million immigrants from other countries in this area.

Today's Southeast Asia is one of the most dynamic and potential regions in the world's economic development. In the new world political and economic structure in the future, the political and economic role and strategic position of Southeast Asia will be even more important.

Southeast Asia is China's southern neighbor, and it has been China's only way to the world since ancient times. Historically, most countries have friendly contacts with China, and have close ties in politics, economy and culture. During the long historical exchanges, the people of China and the people of Southeast Asian countries have forged a profound friendship. In the future historical process, with the rapid economic development and social progress of China and Southeast Asian countries, bilateral and multilateral friendly cooperative relations will also enter a stage of continuous development.

Question 5: Does Japan belong to Southeast Asia? Japan belongs to East Asia, and East Asian countries include Japan, China, North Korea, South Korea and Mongolia.

Question 6: China, Japan and South Korea all belong to East Asia. Where is South Asia? Pakistan, India and Bangladesh

Question 7: Does China belong to East Asia or Central Asia? East Asia includes China, Japan, South Korea, North Korea and Mongolia, South Asia includes India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal, and Southeast Asia includes Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar and Laos.

Central Asia includes Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, West Asia includes Iran, Iraq and Turkey, and North Asia includes Russia in Asia.

Question 8: Do Japan and Korea belong to Southeast Asia? No, they are countries in East Asia or the Far East.

Question 9: Does Japan belong to Southeast Asian countries? Japan belongs to East Asian countries.

Japan:

Japan is located in the Pacific Ocean in the east of Asia, between 30 ~ 45 north latitude and 0/23 ~150 east longitude. It is separated from the East China Sea, the Yellow Sea and the Korean Strait in the west, and the Sea of Japan faces China, North Korea, South Korea and Russia. Japan's coastline is more than 30,000 kilometers long, with many bays and good ports. It belongs to temperate maritime monsoon climate. It is rainy in June and typhoons in summer and autumn. 1 Monthly average temperature is -6℃ in the north and16℃ in the south; In July, it was 17℃ in the north and 28℃ in the south. The name of Japan means "the country of sunrise", also known as "the country of cherry blossoms" (there are more than 300 kinds of cherry blossoms) and "the country of volcanic earthquakes" (there are more than 200 volcanoes in the whole territory, of which active volcanoes account for about 1/3).

East Asia:

East Asia usually refers to East Asia, including China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea and Japan.

I. Japan's position and territorial composition

Japan is an island country in the western Pacific Ocean, facing China, North Korea and Russia across the sea. The territory consists of four big islands, Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu, and more than 0/000 small islands nearby. It has a winding coast and many good ports.

(1) The mountainous terrain includes mountainous areas and hilly areas, accounting for 3/4 of Japan's area. Only a few small plains are scattered along the coast. The Kanto Plain in Tokyo Bay in southeastern Honshu is the largest plain in Japan. There are many active volcanoes in the mountains. Mount Fuji, known as the "Holy Mountain", is also an active volcano with an altitude of 3,776 meters, which is the highest peak in Japan. The top of the mountain is covered with snow, with dense trees and beautiful scenery on the hillside. This is a tourist attraction. There are many earthquakes and tsunamis in Japan.

Japan is poor in mineral resources, with only sulfur reserves, but rich in forest and water resources. There are not many land resources, and the land is narrow and dense.

(2) The maritime monsoon climate island countries are close to the sea and are deeply regulated by the ocean. Compared with the Asian continent, the Japanese monsoon climate has obvious maritime characteristics. The temperature in the whole year is lower than that in other parts of the continent at the same latitude, and there is more precipitation. In the summer when the southeast wind prevails, there is more rain on the Pacific side; In winter when the northwest wind prevails, there is heavy snow along the coast of the Sea of Japan. There are plum rains in June and July, and typhoons often strike at the turn of summer and autumn.

(III) Developed Capitalist Economy Japan is a developed capitalist country, and its gross national product ranks second in the world after the United States. The main industrial sectors are steel, machinery, electronics, chemistry, textiles and so on. Cars, ships and electronic products all rank among the top in the world. Japanese industry is characterized by a high degree of modernization and great dependence on foreign countries, and its distribution tends to "three bays and one sea" (Tokyo Bay, Ise Bay, Osaka Bay and Seto Inland Sea). Japan is a typical processing trading country, with energy and raw materials basically imported, and a large part of exciting products need to be exported. Keihin (Tokyo-Yokohama), Hanshin (Osaka-Kobe), Nagoya and Kitakyushu are the four major coastal industrial zones in Japan. In recent years, emerging industries such as electronics tend to expand to Kyushu, northern Honshu and Hokkaido. Because raw materials and finished products are light in weight and easy to transport, they need a clean environment. Kyushu Island has been established as a "silicon island" and has become a new electronic industry base in Japan.

Japanese agriculture is dominated by rice. Fishery ranks among the top in the world. There are cold and warm currents in the waters near Hokkaido, which is one of the four major fishing grounds in the world.

Tokyo is the capital of Japan, the transportation hub of land, sea and air, and the economic and cultural center. Osaka is an important seaport and the second largest city in Japan. Yokohama is an important port, a heavy industry center and the third largest city.