Climate in Japan
Those who come to work or study in Japan will first need to accustom to the climate of Japan. Most parts of Japan have four seasons namely haru (spring), natsu (summer), aki (autumn) and fuyu (winter), but the climate of northern Japan is so much different from the climate of southern Japan.
In general, Japan features mild and balmy spring, hot and humid summer, fresh autumn, and cold and dry winter.
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