Japanese traditional industries are concentrated in

(1) Seto Inland Sea in the Pacific Ocean Japan has a small territory, poor resources, tortuous coastline and many excellent harbors. Industria

Japanese traditional industries are concentrated in

(1) Seto Inland Sea in the Pacific Ocean Japan has a small territory, poor resources, tortuous coastline and many excellent harbors. Industrial zones are mainly distributed along the Pacific coast and the narrow strip of Seto Inland Sea, which is convenient for the import of raw materials and the export of industrial products.

② Nagoya in Tokyo.

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(4) Every country has its own advantages and disadvantages in economic development, and fostering strengths and avoiding weaknesses is the best solution.

Test analysis:

(1) Japan is poor in mineral resources such as iron ore, oil and coal, and most of them rely on imports. Japan uses its convenient shipping, advanced technology, high-quality labor force and efficient management to process raw materials from all over the world into high-quality industrial products and then sell them all over the world. Japanese industry is concentrated in the Pacific coast and the Seto Inland Sea coast.

(2) Japan has a large urban population and a high proportion of urban population. Tokyo is a national political, economic, cultural and transportation center and one of the world's megacities with a population of 654.38+0.2 million. Tsukuba, located about 50 kilometers northeast of Tokyo, is a new science city. Larger cities include Osaka, Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe and Hiroshima. Kyoto and Nara are famous ancient capitals and cultural tourist cities in Japan.

(3) Japan's iron ore, oil, coal and other mineral resources are poor, and most of them rely on imports. Japan has a small area of cultivated land and insufficient agricultural labor force, but its agricultural production level is very high. Japan is a capitalist country with developed economy, and its processing and manufacturing industry, high-tech industry, international trade, financial industry and information industry all rank among the advanced in the world. The main industrial sectors are electronics, household appliances, automobiles, shipbuilding, steel, chemistry, textiles and precision machinery.

(4) After the Second World War, Japan gave full play to its advantages in human resources and maritime transportation, actively introduced advanced foreign technologies, and strived to open up the international market, thus making its economy develop rapidly. At present, Japan's gross domestic product ranks second in the world after the United States, and its per capita gross national product also ranks among the top in the world. It can be seen that each country has its own advantages and disadvantages in economic development, and fostering strengths and avoiding weaknesses is the best solution.

Comments: Japan has a small land area and poor resources. It needs to import a large number of raw materials and fuels from abroad and export a large number of industrial products, which is highly dependent on foreign markets. Japan's industrial areas are mainly distributed along the Pacific coast and the Seto Inland Sea coast. Japan is a country lacking in resources. Accelerating overseas investment can occupy a huge overseas market, cheap labor, low-cost and high-quality overseas raw materials and minerals. Japan is a capitalist country with developed economy, and its processing and manufacturing industry, high-tech industry, international trade, financial industry and information industry all rank among the advanced in the world. The main industrial sectors are electronics, household appliances, automobiles, shipbuilding, steel, chemistry, textiles and precision machinery. Japanese industrial products are very competitive in the international market.