servative and generally supported by the tow most powerful groups in the country: business and agriculture.
             There are approximately 125 million people in Japan. But because much of country is mountainous and unsuitable for living, the population is densely concentrated. Approximately 20 percent of the people live in or around Tokyo.
             The standard dialect of Japanese is understood throughout the country, even though there are some local differences. English is the most frequently taught foreign language, and in business circles visitors can generally communicate in English, although involved negotiations typically require an interpreter.
             It is important to remember that Japan is a triad power. The country has experienced the fastest and longest period of sustained economic growth in world history over the past 30 years. Although the rate of growth began to slow in 1992 and 1993 and trade surpluses may soon start to decline, Ja
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