Japanese traditional industrial concentration area

Reading the map shows that (1) Japanese industry is concentrated in the narrow strip along the Pacific coast and the inland sea coast of Seto, which is convenient for the import of raw materials and the export of industrial products;

(2) Japan is a mountainous island country, 3/4 of its territory is mountains and hills, and plains are mainly distributed in coastal areas, so Japanese industry is mainly distributed in coastal plains;

(3) Japan imported a large number of raw materials and fuels from abroad, and then processed the raw materials by relying on science and technology and sufficient labor resources to make a large number of industrial products for export, forming an economy dominated by processing trade, which is very similar to the economic type of import-processing-export in Taiwan Province Province, China;

(4) Japanese culture has a strong Yamato traditional color and a strong modern flavor, which is a typical example of the compatibility of eastern and western cultures.

So the answer is: (1) the narrow strip along the Pacific coast and the Seto Inland Sea; (2) Industries are mainly distributed in coastal plains; (3) Import-processing-export; Taiwan Province Province; (4) Eastern and Western cultures are compatible.