Japan Statistical Yearbook
Edited by Statistical Research and
Training Institute, MIC
JAPAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 2012
The Japan Statistical Yearbook is the comprehensive and systematic summary of basic statistical information of Japan covering wide-ranging fields such as Land, Population, Economy, Society, Culture, and so on.
The yearbook covers all fields of statistics published by government and private organizations.
This volume contains 27 fields, 743 tables (including 2 tables in the topic) and 42 figures, including explanation of data sources and survey method of each statistics.
In this issue, the damages caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake, which occurred on March 11, 2011 are presented in Chapter 26 “Environment, Disasters and Accidents”.
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Chapter 1 Land and Climate
Chapter 2 Population and Households
Chapter 3 National Accounts
Chapter 4 Currency and Flow of Funds
Chapter 5 Public Finance
Chapter 6 Business Activities
Chapter 7 Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
Chapter 8 Mining and Manufacturing
Chapter 9 Construction
Chapter 10 Energy and Water
Chapter 11 Information and Communication / Science and Technology
Chapter 12 Transport and Tourism
Chapter 13 Domestic Trade and Services
Chapter 14 Finance and Insurance
Chapter 15 Foreign Trade, Balance of Payments and International Cooperation
Chapter 16 Labour and Wages
Chapter 17 Prices
Chapter 18 Housing and Estate
Chapter 19 Family Income and Expenditure
Chapter 20 Social Security
Chapter 21 Health and Sanitation
Chapter 22 Education
Chapter 23 Culture
Chapter 24 Government Employees and Elections
Chapter 25 Justice and Police
Chapter 26 Environment, Disasters and Accidents
Chapter 27 Comparative International Statistics
Errata
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Please note that the past data included in the Yearbook are compiled at the publication dates and some data might have been revised in the original data source after the publication of the Yearbook. Therefore, for the latest revised data, we recommend you to refer to the latest data sources.
