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Japan Today Chapter 23, section 3. Government 1.Constitutional monarchy 2.Power belongs to legislature (Diet) and prime minister 3. Emperor is head of.

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1 Japan Today Chapter 23, section 3

2 Government 1.Constitutional monarchy 2.Power belongs to legislature (Diet) and prime minister 3. Emperor is head of state with little power 4.Tokyo is capital city

3 Emperor Akihito Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda

4 Economy 1.Depends on trade 2.Most successful in manufacturing *Work Ethic* 3.Few natural resources, population depends on food imports

5 Japanese factory workers

6 Daily Life City Life 1.Crowded-Densely populated 2.Expensive Very high real estate prices 3. Parks, museums, baseball for recreation Osaka and Kyoto major cities Rural Life 1.Small farming villages 2. Difficult to make a living land is rocky and steep 3. Many people leaving to find jobs in cities (Urbanization)

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11 Issues and Challenges 1.Lack of space 2. Competition from China and South Korea 3. Pollution

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13 DOKAI BAY 1960’s TODAY

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