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3 years ago

How is California connected to Japan?

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stealth61 [152]3 years ago

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Answer:

<h2>California isn't "connected" to Japan, but it has some similarities and differences</h2>

Explanation:

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Here are some similarities

California has 403,882 sq km, while Japan has 377,915 sq km, which makes Japan around the same size as California
A budget hotel in Japan is 11% more expensive than one in Cali
Fast Food in Japan is 5% cheaper than fast food in Cali
A banana in Japan is 8% cheaper than a banana in Cali ( facts )
A car is 10% cheaper in Japan than a car in Cali ( Only specific brands )
An orange is 8% more expensive in Japan than in Cali

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Here are some differences

In Japan, a cup of coffee is 203% cheaper than a cup of coffee in California ( lol that's a lot )
Electricity is 69% more expensive than electricity in Cali
A potato in Japan is 55% cheaper than a potato in Cali ( i had to )
Riding a taxi in Japan is 54% more expensive than riding a taxi in Cali
A bottle of water is 45% more cheaper in Japan than in Cali

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If you want to see the rest of the data on what's different between California and Japan, go to CostToTravel because this is where I got all the answers for you.

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Hope this helps! <3

Darya [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

both have a big population

Explanation:

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