what does Japanese farming and agraculture look like also what do the inport and export from there capital city tyoko
iron steel laminates aluminum
space, raw materials and oil.....................
To possess unlimited raw materials (oil, metals, lumber, etc.).
Japan required the raw materials necessary to the pursuit of war such as oil and rubber which was to be found in S.E.Asia .
•Top 10 Imports (Japan from world) crude oil, textile articles, electronic components, computers, LNG, fishes and shells, audio and visual apparatus, nonferrous metals, optical instruments, petroleum products.
Japan has virtually no natural resources so has no choice but to import its raw materials.
By exporting manufactured products, Japan makes money. By importing they have materials to manufacture and The most important import goods are raw materials such as oil, foodstuffs and wood.
Taiwan has extensive forests that are protected from logging
JAPAN!
steak, beef, and salmon
yes,they can...
Just Oil for inside market
Germany has few natural resources and has to import oil, raw materials and quite a lot of food.
In 2009:Exports: cars, electronic devices and computers.Imports: Japan has a surplus in its export/import balance. The most important import goods are raw materials such as oil, foodstuffs and wood.Industries: Manufacturing, construction, distribution, real estate, services, and communication.- Krishna Srinivasan, President, Frost & Sullivan
Germany has few natural resources apart from coal and agriculture. The main raw materials imported are oil and gas, metals and foodstuffs.
Because it is a lot more cheaper than buying them elsewhere; the majority of countries specialise in importing specific raw materials xD
In the late 1800s, as Japan was industrializing, the leadership in Japan realized that Japan had no natural resources and raw materials (since it was made entirely of volcanic islands), as a result, Japan embarked on an imperialist policy to obtain the necessary raw materials. After World War II put this policy to bed, Japanese leaders realized that the best way to import natural resources and raw materials would be to produce advanced technological products and export them to pay for the basal materials they needed. As a result, vast sums of money were poured into the Japanese industries to modernize and provide the most advanced products. This policy has been fantastically successful for Japan.