Is the climate in Japan the same as that in China?

The climate in Japan is different from that in China. The four-season temperature in Japan is close to the subtropical and tropical seasons south of the Huaihe River in the Qinling Mountains in eastern China, but there is a certain gap with most other areas, and the climate diversity is not as rich as that in China.

Japan's climate belongs to temperate maritime monsoon climate, which is mild and humid all year round. It is rainy in June and typhoons in summer and autumn. The national latitude is 25, and the temperature difference between north and south is very significant. Most areas belong to temperate climate with four distinct seasons. Okinawa in the south belongs to the subtropical zone, and Hokkaido in the north belongs to the sub-frigid zone. 1 Monthly average temperature is -6℃ in the north and16℃ in the south; In July, it was 17℃ in the north and 28℃ in the south.

The climate of China is tropical monsoon, subtropical monsoon, temperate monsoon, plateau mountain, temperate continental and tropical rain forest.

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Climate and temperature regions in China:

In China, accumulated temperature is used to divide temperature zones. Most crops can grow actively only when the daily average temperature rises above 10℃, so the days when the daily average temperature is continuously ≥ 10℃ are usually called the growth period.

The total temperature accumulated by the daily average temperature during the growth period is called accumulated temperature. The accumulated temperature of an area reflects the heat status of the area. According to the distribution of accumulated temperature, China has divided five temperature zones and a special Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. The heat in different temperature zones is different, the growth period is different, and the farming system and crop species are obviously different.

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