Why do most Japanese people live near the coastlines? Select all that apply. A. The mountainous terrain makes farming difficult. B. Volcanic eruptions make most of Japan unlivable. C. Coastal locations are easier to defend from invasion. D. Japan relies on the sea for much of its food supply. E. Japan's traditional protector was a sea goddess.

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Breanna Farrell

1 February, 23:10

Why do most Japanese people live near the coastlines? Select all that apply. A. The mountainous terrain makes farming difficult. B. Volcanic eruptions make most of Japan unlivable. C. Coastal locations are easier to defend from invasion. D. Japan relies on the sea for much of its food supply. E. Japan's traditional protector was a sea goddess.

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Coralie · Answer 1

I think its c because they rely on Sea food

Lauryn Hurley · Answer 2

The correct answers are A) The mountainous terrain makes farming difficult and D) Japan relies on the sea for much of its food supply.

Most Japanese people live near the coastlines because the mountainous terrain makes farming difficult and Japan relies on the sea for much of its food supply.

Japan is a country comprised of thousands of Islands in the Pacific Ocean. It is an archipelago that has 6,852 islands. Without a doubt, Japanese people depend on the sea to catch the fish that feed them. To mountainous geography make farming very difficult in many parts of the country, that Japan import many fruits and vegetables that are expensive.