Japan is the 11th most populous country in the world and has a population of nearly 126 million. Tokyo is the most populous metropolitan area – home to more than 37 million residents. It comprises about 6,852 islands. The main 5 being Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Okinawa and Kyushu.
Nearly 73 percent of Japan is mountainous and thus unsuitable for agricultural or residential purposes. Due to this, the coastal areas have very high population densities.
A: Each university and course has different criteria, but the most common is a bachelors degree in a relevant field. Most reputed business schools will also require a GMAT or GRE. Check the university’s website for the relevant course to find exact requirements.
A: Even though both the countries can be expensive, Japan has a better range of low budget hostels and hotels with more transportation options available, which reduce the costs to a great extent.
A: Having a permanent residency (PR) visa lets you stay in Japan indefinitely. This visa is not dependent on your job or spouse and you do not have to worry about renewing it every time. It will also be easier to qualify for the loans from Japanese banks.
