Japan is a very interesting country. Japan is a very cultural country, with their different religions, sports, and many holidays. They have a really interesting history and how they built up their economy.
The native people of Japan are called the Ainu. They lived in the Northern islands of Hokkaido. Their language was one like no other and it did not have a name, but some people called their language ainu after what the people were called. There are probably less than 15,000 Ainu people around today. The Ainu people lived on areas in Japan until the Yayoi people came and forced them to move in A.D. or B.C.
Before Japan got independence, they were ruled by a ruler. The U.S. controlled Japan for 7 years since 1945-1952. Around the year 1856 Japan got a membership for the United Nations. The United States and Japan signed a treaty to give Japan control it…show more content… The prime minister is usually the leader but, the prime minister is the leader of the majority party. The prime minister is the head government of japan. The leaders are elected it they are the prime ministers in japan. The government in japan is constitutional monarchy in which of the power of Emperor.
Japan’s court system is divided into four basic tiers. The four tiers of courts are 438 summary courts. They are staffed by 806 summary court judges. There is the judicial system. The judiciary is the and it is the powerful one. Shinzo Abe is the prime minister in japan. Shinzo Abe is was the leader in japan and still is. There is a emperor and his name is emperor Akihito. Akihito has a big role in japan. Akihito has no executive powers. The japan self-defense forces are so over protected in japan.
Economy
The economy in Japan is the third largest. In japan they have a lot of coal. They have a lot of natural gas. Japan is also short on metal they are also short on mineral resources. Japan almost have no fossil fuel left
