Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, introduced urgently!

Miyagi Prefecture (Japanese: Miyagi; Hiragana: みやぎけん; Romaji: Miyagi Prefecture is located in the center of northeastern Japan, 300 kilometers away from Tokyo, bordering the Pacific Ocean in the east, Aoyushan and Yamagata Prefecture in the west, Fukushima Prefecture in the south, Akita Prefecture and Iwate Prefecture in the north, with land area of Miyagi Prefecture 1.9% and agricultural land 19.6%. The county has a total area of 7282.22 square kilometers and a total population of 23 1.6 million (20 18).

Miyagi Prefecture is a first-class administrative region in Japan, which belongs to the farming and animal husbandry area. It is the origin of Japanese rice and beef cattle. It is the political, cultural and economic center of Northeast Japan, with Sendai as the center, with Awuji River in the south, Beichuan River in the east, Sendai Plain around it, Linzhou Mountain and boat-shaped Lianfeng Mountain in the west, and Wang Lianfeng and other mountains hidden in it. The economy of Miyagi Prefecture is dominated by the tertiary industry. In 2009, the economic scale of Miyagi Prefecture was 8193.4 billion yen.

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Climatic characteristics of Miyagi Prefecture

Aoyushan in Miyagi Prefecture has a snowy winter climate in the sea of Japan, while the northern part has a plateau and basin climate. The coastal area has a maritime climate, but the temperature in the area north of Miyako City is generally low due to the cold current. The temperature in Aoyushan is low, it is snowy in winter, and the annual precipitation is 2000mm to 2500mm. The valley has an inland climate, and the precipitation is 1 100 mm.

The overall climate of Miyagi Prefecture is along the Pacific Ocean, and some areas in the west belong to the snowstorm zone, showing the coastal climate characteristics of the Sea of Japan.

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