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Land Use Change in Tokyon concentration into Tokyo was particularly noteworthy. Accompanying this economic growth was a rapid expansion of urban zones into the surrounding area. However, the first oil crisis of 1973 severely weakened this process, and the pace of subsequent land use changes declined sharply.

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Overviewto cities. In the advanced nations of Europe and North America, urbanization began to accelerate around the beginning of the century, and cities were continuously joining the ranks of the million population class.

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Regional Structure of the Information Flow another also have strong social and economic ties. In this day and age, when spatial interdependencies are intensifying, it would not be an exaggeration to say that information and communications are the keys to urban and regional development. Information is truly the driving force of a society and its economy.

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Regional Structure of the Commodity Flowere this flow originates, supply exceeds the demand for these goods, so they are treated as excess and sent to other regions. Therefore, regions which are absorbing commodities must obtain some of them from outside, regardless of whether or not they have adequate facilities to process them.

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Commercial Activities in a Small City8% from then until 1994. As we can see in Figure 9.1, annual sales and the number of employees have been growing. Thus, the scale of stores in Japan has been increasing, while family-owned shops are under pressure to close. As is well known, most family-owned small shops are located in the traditional central commercial district (from now CCD).

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