Japan's Response to the West: The Contrast with China

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The eastern part of Japan is the Pacific Ocean, and the west is the Sea of ​​Japan and the East China Sea. By the way, these two waters divide Japan from China. The warm water and cold water in the middle of all these water have fish-rich advantages. Current flows in various directions throughout Japan. Warm current flows north from Japan, cold current flows from north to south. These currents split and flow to both sides of the east and west of Japan.

The East is the Pacific Ocean, the Sea of ​​Japan is the Sea of ​​Japan, the South is the East China Sea, and Japan is an archipelago of four major islands and 6,800 small islands. The area of ​​Japan is about 145,856 square miles (378,000 square kilometers), slightly larger than the United Kingdom, slightly smaller than California, about the same size as Germany, Finland, Vietnam and Malaysia, one fifth of the United States. . The latest country is Korea (100 miles west), Russia, China. Japan can be divided into 47 counties like state

The official name of the Republic of Korea is the Republic of Korea located in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula, adjacent to China in the west, Japan in the north, and north in the east. The land area was 99,392 square kilometers, and the population in 2018 was 5.16 million. The biggest city and capital is Seoul, with a population of less than 10 million people. According to the current Constitution, the state is also known as the 6th Republic. The first general election took place in 1948 and was operated under a powerful presidential system.

Korea, also known as the Republic of Korea, has China in the west, Japan in the east, the Korean Strait in the south, and North Korea in the north. The total area of ​​Korea is 99,392 square kilometers. And it has a population of 50 million people. The biggest city in the capital is Seoul. Korea is the presidential office, and it is one of developed countries with high standard of living. Since June 12, 1950, the Bank of Korea won the Korean won (KRW). Winning is not regulated by any regulatory agencies, but it depends on market dynamics of supply and demand.