Kanto region, located in one part of Honshu Island, is considered to be the highly developed part of Japan. Kanto plain is surrounded with massive mountains; together with Tokyo Bay it forms the region boundaries.
Another name of the region is Kinki-Kansai. This region is located in the south-western part of Honshu Island. The great part of this region is covered with mountains and plateaus. The biggest lake of Japan-Biwa is located in the north-eastern part of this island.
Shikoku region is located in the whole central part of the island. However, this island is the smallest island among the four main islands of Japan. Honshu Island is connected with Tokyo with a highway.
Cristal, clear and sea water with white sandy coasts and colorful water life: Okinawa is located in the tropical zone and beautiful flowers are blossoming here all year round.
Tohoku region is located in Honshu Island, in the eastern part of Japan. In the north Honshu separated with Hokkaido Island with Tsugaru channel. In the western part, the region is washed with Japanese Bay and in the eastern one, with Pacific Ocean.
Kyushu is the third island with its size among Japanese archipelago. However, the Pacific coast, according to one of the versions, is considered to be the birthplace of Japanese civilization.
Chubu region is located in Honshu Island, in the central part of Japan. Japanese Alps divided the region into 2 parts: Part of Pacific Ocean with severe winters, and Japanese Sea part with snowy winters.
Hokkaido region is located on Hokkaido island of Japan. It is the second island with its size compared with the country’s islands. It includes the nearby, small islands, too.
Tohoku region is located in Honshu Island, in the eastern part of Japan. In the north Honshu separated with Hokkaido Island with Tsugaru channel. In the western part, the region is washed with Japanese Bay and in the eastern one, with Pacific Ocean.
the material is taken from http://visitjapan.ru/sovety-puteshestvennikam/regions/
translated from Armenian into English by Tatev Harutyunyan