Geography

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Free Geography study notes for Senior High School students. Each chapter breaks down a key concept with examples and practice prompts you can turn into AI drills in the thinka app.

Geography Comprehensive A: The Modern World through Maps and GIS

  • Regional composition of the modern world: direction, time zones

  • Japan's position and territory

  • Role and usefulness of maps and GIS

  • Collecting, reading and mapping geographic information

  • Domestic and international linkages

Geography Comprehensive B: International Understanding and Cooperation

  • Diversity of ways of life and international understanding

  • Geographic environment, religion and daily life

  • Global issues: common tendencies and interrelations

  • International cooperation for a sustainable society

Geography Comprehensive C: Sustainable Local Communities

  • Natural environment and disaster prevention

  • Types of natural hazards: earthquake, tsunami, storm and flood, volcanic

  • Hazard maps and old-and-new topographic maps

  • Surveying the living sphere and its future

Geography Inquiry A-1: Systematic Geography — Environment, Resources, Industry

  • Landforms, climate and ecosystems

  • Global environmental problems

  • Resources, energy and industry

  • Transport, communications and tourism

Geography Inquiry A-2: Systematic Geography — Population, Cities, Culture

  • Population, cities and villages

  • Population, settlement and urban problems

  • Ways of life, ethnicity and religion

  • Ethnic and territorial issues

Geography Inquiry B: Regional Geography of the Modern World

  • Regional division of the modern world

  • Methods and skills of regional division

  • Regions of the modern world

  • Three approaches to regional study

Geography Inquiry C: Japan's Future National Land

  • Geographic issues facing Japan

  • Inquiry into a sustainable national land

  • Envisioning the future form of the national land

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