Introduction
Throughout history Japan has faced many difficult and unique challenges, such as rebuilding the country after the destruction of World War II. Despite these challenges, the nation has become one of the world’s leading economic superpowers. Japan has achieved this title even with a severe lack of domestic resources needed for manufacturing. The country is constantly transforming and adapting, not only to meet the economic demands of the country, but to the unpredictable and violent islands they call home. This page was created to highlight the diverse geography of Japan.