Is the weather in Japan suitable for traveling in July?

I don't think it's appropriate. Japan's Honshu Island is not cool in summer, and this year there has been a once-in-a-century high temperature. It's hard to say what will happen next year. ?

In winter, the winter in Honshu Island, Japan is actually not too cold, and the temperature in many places is even above zero. However, due to the humidity in Japan, the snowfall in Japan is often very large, and public transportation and flights are sometimes affected. ? Hot springs, in fact, can be washed all year round, but washing outdoor hot springs in winter surrounded by snow and ice will definitely have a very interesting experience. ?

There are indeed many festivals and celebrations in Japan in summer, but there are also corresponding ice and snow activities in winter. I like Japan very much, but I prefer to go in January. Because January is much more comfortable than July.

Although it is very cold and snows in winter in Japan, it is basically dry and cold. The first time I went to Japan to go to Nagano, it was nine degrees below zero, and we didn't feel too cold. The heating in their car and room was so full that it was too hot. I felt that I was wearing a quilt that time. You can also watch snow in winter. If you are a small partner in the south, you must like this experience very much.

There is heavy snow in Hokkaido, Nagano and Tohoku. If you are really afraid of the cold, you can go to Okinawa. In January, their eight-cherry blossoms came to bloom, which was very beautiful. The sea is also beautiful.

It is not impossible to go to Japan in July, but it is really hot in summer in Japan. I have been afraid to go in summer because I am afraid of the heat. But I went this year. I went to Hokkaido and Tohoku. I went in and out from Tokyo, and then I bought JR PASS and took a bus from Tokyo to Hokkaido, saving a lot of money.

Looking for a summer resort to play in summer is basically a place to see the snow. It is cooler in summer. When I went there this summer, it was basically not too hot. The highest temperature was in my early 30s, unlike 38-40 degrees in other places. There was a tourist sitting next to me when I went back. He said they were so hot, and I proudly told him that the place I went was cool.

Another advantage of summer is that there are many festivals in summer, about 100, and activities are held in several places around Japan almost every day. If you are afraid of the heat and want to watch festivals, I recommend you to Aomori. Sandman Festival in Aomori is the most popular festival for crooked nuts, which is very interesting.

I am too afraid of the heat myself, so I don't recommend going in July. At this time, you should think for yourself and see if you can accept the heat of this weather. Every coin has its two sides. Warm reminder, you must do a good job of sun protection.