Japanese Urban System

Focusing on urban systems theory, this book explores Japan's regional structure amid economic globalization and the information revolution. It highlights how the shift to a service economy influences urban dynamics, with cities increasingly interdependent and linked. While it may not provide a comprehensive geographical overview of Japan, it offers insights into the growth and decline of urban systems, the strengthening of city connections, and the expansion of socioeconomic exchanges with international cities, presenting a fresh perspective on Japan's changing geography.