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The area of land in Japan, 378 000 square kilometers, a ratio of 1 to 25 of the area of the United States (slightly smaller than California), and the ratio of 1 to 20 of the area of Australia, and larger than the size of Britain by one and a half. Mountains occupy three quarters of the country, while the remaining area is from the plains and lakes. Japan consists of a long chain of islands stretching to 3000 square kilometers from north to south. The four main islands of Hokkaido and Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu.
Japan and is surrounded by sea water. Taking place in the seas surrounding the currents of warm and cool, creating an environment conducive to the existence of different types of fish.
Most of Japan is in the northern temperate climate of land and are characterized by wet weather with monsoon, where the wind is blowing from the south-eastern Pacific during the summer, and northwesterly winds from the continent of Eurasia in the winter.
There are four seasons clearly defined in Japan. Perhaps the most beautiful respite in Japan are the landscape bright red color, to open for spring flowers, and bright cheerful colors of red, orange and yellow autumn leaves. The Japanese enjoy these features, which shows the change of seasons and are interested in following up the latest developments in the weather reports that show maps of the best places full of spring flowers and autumn leaves. The regions are both located far north and far south of the weather there is quite different between them. In March, for example, you can be sunbathing in the south and go skiing in the north.
Often the country suffers from serious natural disasters such as hurricanes, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. Although these disasters can claim the lives of many people, as happened in the Kobe earthquake in January 1995, but the Japanese are trying hard to reduce their devastating effects.
Japan uses the latest technology for designing buildings resistant to earthquakes and also to track the progress of the wind with the utmost precision