Jinkō（人口）
Definition
Jinkō refers to the population of a specific area, such as a city, region, or country. It represents the number of people living in that particular place.
Analogy
Imagine jinkō as a human pyramid - it's all about how many people are stacked together in one place. The higher the pyramid, the larger the population.
Related terms
Shakai（社会）: This term refers to society as a whole, including its structure, organization, and relationships between individuals.
Toshi（都市）: Toshi means "city" in Japanese. It specifically refers to urban areas with high population density and various economic activities.
Kokusai Kōryū（国際交流）: Kokusai Kōryū translates to "international exchange." It involves interactions and collaborations between different countries or cultures for cultural, educational, or economic purposes.
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