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devo Veteran Member


Joined: 23 Jan 2005 Posts: 5274 Location: Dunwoody, GA
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 1:37 pm Post subject: |
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| poisonfist wrote: | I used to recite this statistic all the time when explaining about Japan. I'm sure the numbers have changed over the years but it is probably still pretty close. The entire surface area of Japan is equal to the state of Montana. 75% of Japan's land is mountainous thus, majority live on the remaining 25%. Japan's population is roughly half of the entire US including Hawaii and Alaska. 10% of that population live in Tokyo.
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I would love to visit Tokyo before I die. Isn't there one district over there that's real popular with tourists buying electronics in? I can't think of the name. |
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poisonfist Member

Joined: 03 Aug 2005 Posts: 176 Location: Chicago-Tokyo-Boston
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Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 10:49 pm Post subject: |
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| devo wrote: | | poisonfist wrote: | I used to recite this statistic all the time when explaining about Japan. I'm sure the numbers have changed over the years but it is probably still pretty close. The entire surface area of Japan is equal to the state of Montana. 75% of Japan's land is mountainous thus, majority live on the remaining 25%. Japan's population is roughly half of the entire US including Hawaii and Alaska. 10% of that population live in Tokyo.
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I would love to visit Tokyo before I die. Isn't there one district over there that's real popular with tourists buying electronics in? I can't think of the name. |
Ah, you speak of Akihabara, aka Akiba. There's a new ginormous electronic mall that opened there which I have not had the chance to visit yet. The place is ridiculous. If you ever make it there, may I suggest leaving your credit card and traveler's checks in your hotel room. You will definitely go broke. _________________ Mac since '86
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