The answer is coastline lowlands. In Japan, there are 6,800 islands in its archipelago and 4 main islands. Most Japanese live along the coastal lowlands, the mountainous Korean Peninsula lies between China and Japan. Also in North and South Korea, most people live along the lowlands and the coastline.
Lowland areas are not very high above sea level. They are often flat. They tend to be formed of sedimentary rocks like sandstones and clays, and experience milder temperatures and less rainfall.
The inequality of ownership in South Africa originally came about through <span>European migration. They came to South Africa in 1600s. The European Group came to be known as </span><span>Afrikaners or Boers. They pushed the natives inland. </span>