Japanese infrastructure refers to the complex array of interconnected systems and structures that support the functioning and development of Japan as a nation. This includes transportation networks such as roads, railways, airports, and ports; energy supply systems including power generation and distribution; water supply and sewage systems; telecommunications networks; and public facilities like schools and hospitals.
Japan is known for its advanced and efficient infrastructure, which has been significantly developed to accommodate its technologized society and dense population. The country’s infrastructure plays a crucial role in economic activities, disaster management (especially given Japan’s susceptibility to natural disasters like earthquakes), and overall quality of life for its residents. The nation continually invests in upgrading and maintaining its infrastructure to ensure safety, sustainability, and resilience.
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