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Japan

Asia · Eastern Asia

Capital
Tokyo
Population
126.5M
Area
377,930 km²
Region
Eastern Asia
Languages
Japanese
Currency
Japanese yen (¥)

Location on the World Map

Japan
Asia · Eastern Asia
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ContinentAsia · Eastern Asia
Neighbouring countriesNo land borders — Japan is an island or isolated territory.

Famous Personality

Hayao Miyazaki

filmmaker

He is world-famous for directing influential animated films such as Spirited Away.

Local Delicacy

Sushi

This iconic Japanese dish combines vinegared rice with seafood, vegetables, or egg.

National Symbols

National animalJapanese macaque
National birdGreen pheasant

Famous Landmark & Geography

Mount Fuji, a famous landmark of Japan

Mount Fuji

This iconic volcanic peak is Japan's most famous natural landmark.

Agriculture & Produce

Most grown cropRice

Rice is Japan's dominant staple crop and the core of its agricultural landscape and food culture.

Most grown fruitMandarin orange

Mandarin oranges are among Japan's most widely grown fruits and a classic orchard crop nationwide.

Major Cities

Tokyo Osaka Yokohama Nagoya Sapporo

Mountain Peaks (Tallest to Shortest)

1Mount Fuji3,776 m
2Kitadake3,193 m
3Okuhotakadake3,190 m
4Ainodake3,190 m

Major Airports

Tokyo Haneda Airport · Tokyo
IATA HNDICAO RJTT
Narita International Airport · Tokyo
IATA NRTICAO RJAA
Kansai International Airport · Osaka
IATA KIXICAO RJBB
Fukuoka Airport · Fukuoka
IATA FUKICAO RJFF

Top 5 Musical Instruments (Most to Least Popular)

1
Koto

The koto is Japan’s most iconic traditional zither and a core instrument of classical Japanese music.

2
Shamisen

Shamisen is central to Japanese folk, theater, and narrative music traditions.

3
Taiko

Taiko drums are emblematic of Japanese festival, ensemble, and ceremonial performance.

4
Shakuhachi

Shakuhachi is a famous bamboo flute used in both meditative solo and ensemble traditions.

5
Biwa

The biwa is a historic lute associated with narrative singing and classical repertories.

Major Rivers

Shinano River Tone River Ishikari River Kitakami River

Traditional Dress

Local people in the traditional dress of Japan

Traditional Japanese kimono attire