Japan's natural landscapes. Group of answer choices resemble those of populous South Asia: wide alluvial valleys crowded by millions of farmers, plateau country elsewhere being tropical, consist of dense stands of forest and clearings of farmland are mountainous and hilly, with flat land at a premium consist of all the usual landforms except mountains, which rarely occur in the Japanese archipelago delayed Japan's modernization by inhibiting contact and communications with the Asian mainland

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Japan's natural landscapes.

A. Resemble those of populous South Asia: wide alluvial valleys crowded by millions of farmers, plateau country elsewhere

B. Being tropical, consist of dense stands of forest and clearings of farmland

C. Are mountainous and hilly, with flat land at a premium

D. Consist of all the usual landforms except mountains, which rarely occur in the Japanese archipelago

E. Delayed Japan's modernization by inhibiting contact and communications with the Asian mainland

The natural landscapes of Japan are mountainous and hilly, with a flat land at premium.

Japan is an island country in East Asia located in the northwestern Pacific Ocean that is made up of an archipelago of more than 6,500 islands.

Japan has a very diverse natural landscape, made up of mountains like Mount Fuji. In addition, it has few flat areas that are grouped in coastal areas where the population density is high. This means the natural landscapes of Japan include both mountains and hills as well flat land.

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