Why MOST Of Japan's Population Live In Just Three Cities: Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya

The video explores Japan's population distribution, focusing on the concentration in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. It delves into historical, geographic, and economic factors influencing this pattern. The Edo period and geographic features like mountains and climate have shaped urbanization. The video also addresses Japan's declining population, highlighting challenges such as low birth rates and an aging society. Economic opportunities and cultural significance of major cities are discussed, along with the impact of internal migration and limited immigration.

In what ways has Japan's geography influenced its cultural development?

What historical significance do Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya hold in Japan?

How does Japan's public transportation system impact urban migration?

What challenges does Japan face due to its aging population?