Question
Which one of the following Islands, is known as ‘rice
bowl’ of Japan?Solution
The island known as the "rice bowl" of Japan is *Honshu*. Honshu is the largest and most populous island of Japan, where the majority of the country's rice production takes place, especially in regions like the Niigata Prefecture.
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