a row of developed countries in Asia

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A developed country is characterized by high per capita income, stable economic conditions, quality education, advanced infrastructure, and a high quality of life. While American and European countries are often seen as developed, the Asian region also boasts many developed countries. Here is a list of developed Asian countries from various sources:

Singapore
Singapore, with an area of 734.3 square km, is a developed country with a high standard of living based on its Human Development Index (HDI). Singapore's HDI is the highest among developed Asian countries at 0.925. Known for its excellent health facilities, security, public transportation, and quality education, Singapore also has one of the highest per capita incomes in the world at US$82,762 and a GDP of US$452,686 billion.

Japan
Japan has a per capita income of US$38,216 and is known for its automotive, culture, anime, technology, and industrial sectors. With a GDP of US$4,843 billion and an HDI value of 0.903, Japan is also recognized for its quality education and highly valued human resources.

Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a global economic hub with a per capita income of US$56,428 and a GDP of US$412,300 billion. With an HDI value of 0.910, ranked fourth globally, Hong Kong is considered a modern country, a metropolis, and a symbol of high social status.