help please, japan?

Question

Most of Japan is
mountains.
coastal plains.
grasslands.
rain forest.

Answer 1

The Japanese islands are very mountainous; between seventy and eighty percent of Japan is occupied by hills and mountains. The towns and cities are mainly squeezed into the flat lands along the coast, with very high levels of population density.

Answer 2

Most of Japan is
mountains: yes (83%)
coastal plains: yes (very narrow, spreading on both sides of its archipelago)
grasslands: in Hokkaido only
rain forest: virtually none

The entire area of Japan is smaller than the state of California alone. Only 17% of the land of Japan is habitable, the rest of it is mountainous. Narrow plains are located along its coastal lines facing the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan. The largest plain and grasslands are located in Hokkaido, the northern-most large island.

In this very limited habitable area, 130,000,000 Japanese are living, which is about 43% of the entire U.S. population (300,000,000)! The population density of Japan is the 5th in the world, following Bangladesh, Taiwan, ROK and the Netherlands.

There is no rain forest in Japan, except on some southern-most small islands close to Taiwan.

Answer 3

Wetlands

Answer 4

A.
mountains

Answer 5

mountains ♥

Answer 6

I should say mountains.

Answer 7

read some more:

http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/japan/geography.htm