The climate of Japan

Japan's climate has four distinct seasons, and each season has its attractions. The best seasons for sightseeing are spring and autumn.

Spring (March to May)

After the cold winter passed, the peach blossoms opened and spring came. From the end of March to the beginning of April, cherry blossoms are in full bloom in mid-spring. At this time, beautiful cherry blossoms are everywhere in the mountains, fields and gardens.

Clothes: You only need to wear a thin shirt or sweater this season.

Summer (June to August)

Summer begins in June with a rainy season of 3-4 weeks. Farmers just use the plum rain at this time to transplant rice seedlings. July will be the hot summer season. In this season, the Japanese like to go to the seaside to take a sea bath, or go to the mountains to escape the heat. There are many festivals in summer in Japan.

Clothes: Only thin clothes are needed (however, since many places have air conditioning, take a coat).

Autumn (September-165438+1October)

After the heat, it is crisp in autumn. At this time, the Woods are full of red autumn leaves. In the park, the garden is full of beautiful chrysanthemums at once. There are many exhibitions, concerts and sports competitions in autumn.

Clothes: A thin jacket or sweater is enough.

Winter (65438+February-February)

On the plains along the Pacific coast, the temperature is mostly above zero. The weather is dry and the sun is soft. In central and northern Japan, this is a good time to carry out winter sports. In southern Japan, it is still a comfortable and warm climate.

Clothes: You need to wear a coat and sweater at this time.