Japan imports all its oil and sets gasoline prices at roughly three times American levels.

Japan imports virtually all its oil and gas.

Japan imports almost all its oil, with about 70 percent coming from the Middle East.

Japan imports a smaller percentage of its manufactured goods than any other industrialized country.

Japan imports nearly all its energy supply and is thus particularly vulnerable to oil price rises.

Japan imports nearly 99 percent of its oil.

Japan imports 70 percent of its oil from the Middle East.

With few natural resources, Japan imports nearly all of its oil.

Japan imports nearly all of its energy supply.

Because Japan imports virtually all of its oil, it is particularly vulnerable when energy prices move higher.