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Japan's so-called south generally refers to Kyushu.

Regional division: Fukuoka Prefecture, Oita Prefecture, Miyazaki Prefecture, Kumamoto Prefecture, Saga Prefecture, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kagoshima Prefecture and Okinawa Prefecture. Located at the southwest end of Honshu, it is the closest area to Chinese mainland.

:: Location and history

Kyushu is located at the southwestern tip of Japan, which is the closest area to the Korean Peninsula and China. About 2000 years ago, Yayoi culture flourished in Kitakyushu area, and rice farming gradually developed. Taizai Prefecture, which was responsible for communication with the mainland in ancient times, is located in Fukuoka Prefecture today, playing the role of national defense, diplomacy and business center. There are many contacts between Ma Haixia and China through the port of Kyushu. After pursuing the closed door policy in the Edo era, the Dutch Pavilion was set up on Nagasaki Island, which was the only window in Japan at that time. Western science and technology were introduced to Japan through Nagasaki, and the "symbolic trade" between Japan and Chinese mainland was also conducted through Nagasaki.

* Topographic features

There are mountains in the middle, only some plains along the coast.

* Climate characteristics

The climate is warm and rainy, and it is obviously harmed by plum rains and typhoons.

* Urban characteristics

There were streets under the city in ancient times, port cities in modern times and developed industrial cities in modern times.

* Industrial characteristics

Agriculture centered on Zhuzi Plain is quite developed, and heavy chemical industry is quite developed centered on Kitakyushu Industrial Zone developed by Bagan Iron Works.