National Geographic Japan Map
This National Geographic Japan map began as a plate in the 11th Edition Atlas of the World and is now sold on its own, which means you are hanging atlas-grade cartography rather than a poster. It covers the archipelago from Hokkaido south through Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu to the Ryukyu Islands, with physical and political content on the same sheet so students can see terrain and place names together.
The shaded relief and blue ocean tinting come straight from the palette National Geographic has used on its wall maps for more than 75 years, and label placement is handled so dense coastal areas stay legible.
- Drawn at 1:2,850,000 in a Conic projection, English language
- Physical features shown alongside political boundaries and place names
- Paper printing on premium 36 lb stock, or 1.7 mil satin gloss lamination front and back
- Mounting choices include foam core, rails, and framing in black or walnut molding
A sensible pick for geography and environmental science teachers, home school parents, and East Asia specialists furnishing a home office.

