The Japanese translation for the word Japan is "Nippon", which means the land of the rising sun.
             Japan is an incredibly old country with ancient customs and beliefs. These are exceptionally different from other countries this is a result of Japan remaining inaccessible from the outside. This occurred just after 1854. The majority of these traditions still remain, even though the Japanese have become more advanced.
             Japan is now an exceedingly successful country in the way that the industrial nation shares numerous resemblances with other major countries. Japan has become very large, has overpopulated cities, crammed streets, and many high – rise buildings, offices and factories, all contributing to environmental hassles. The Japanese have lost a lot of land and have gained air and water pollution.
             The Japanese live comfortably, healthy and well educated.
             The following report will give an overview of how the Japanese live, what religions they practice, their cultures and customs, population and the way they prefer to do business.
             The majority of Japan's population consists of people with basically the same characteristics: Straight black hair, dark brown or black eyes, olive skin and minimal hair on their face and bodies.
             During the last 100 years the Japanese population has grown from approximately 40 million to123 million, though 90 per cent of these people still live on the coast. The plains that lie Between Tokyo and Kyushu are among the most compacted areas in Japan with around 14,000 people to every square kilometre.
             Japan is made up of 11 cities of over 1 million people. Except for Sapporo they are situated in the South. Between 1870 and 1970 the population grew rapidly from 30 million to 100 million. Nowadays the increase is a great deal less now only 0.3 per cent a year.
             At present the population in Japan is approximately 120 240 000. Tokyo holds the most population in the entire country 11...