Japan is famous for Tokyo, Mt. Fuji, historic temples, and world-renowned cuisine, but its culture and landscapes extend far beyond these iconic attractions. Geographer Norm Moline explores how 123 million people have adapted to life in a densely populated nation while preserving deep connections to the natural environment. Travel from bustling cities and historic landmarks to rural villages, farms, the Sea of Japan coast, the Japanese Alps, and the northern island of Hokkaido for a broader perspective on this fascinating country.
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