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This 9 page paper discusses both the strenghts and weaknesses of Japan's current military abilities. This paper uses many specific examples and disusses Japanese culture briefly in order to illustrate information which is presented in this paper. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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trained military. Expenditures on military research and development reamin small when compared to the United States and yet this countrys military accomplishments based on their small budget remains impressive
indeed. Like all militaries, Japans has its strengths and its weaknesses. It is helpful to first understand a bit of history in regards to Japans military and the
country itself. Japan - Military History and Current Status Japan is a very modern country which is based on
democracy (Japan - An Introduction, 2002). Married with this modern exterior is a rich history of tradition (Japan - An Introduction, 2002). There are few raw materials in
Japan and still this country has a highly developed industrialized economy and has indeed become recognized as a world power (Japan - An Introduction, 2002). Japan is one of
the worlds largest exporters of goods (Japan - An Introduction, 2002). In terms of its military, "the military machine that earlier in the twentieth century had conquered much of
the Asia-Pacific region has been replaced by the streamlined Self-Defense Forces (SDF), well trained but under-equipped and barely able to defend the home islands" (Japan - An Introduction, 2002).
Geographically, Japan consists of four large Islands, named Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu plus many smaller islands (Japan - An Introduction,
2002). Japan is separated from the mainland of Asia by both the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan (Japan - An Introduction, 2002). Japan is largely a
mountainous region with unpredictable and severe weather (Japan - An Introduction, 2002). Since World War II however, these geographical concerns have waned due to Japans emergence as an industrialized
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