The latitude of "Tokyo" is similar to that of "Qingdao" in China.
2. The "temperature" in winter in Tokyo
The coldest season of the year is 65438+1October-February in winter. The temperature is about 7 degrees above zero to MINUS 1 degree.
3. The "humidity" in winter in Tokyo
Although the temperature is not very low, Tokyo belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate of temperate ocean type, which is often "humid".
Generally, there is no heating in the room, and the houses are mostly light steel frames and wooden boards. In winter, the rooms are "wet and cold".
4. What is the snowfall in Tokyo in winter?
It usually snows once or twice, and there is little heavy snow. Because the temperature is not very low, the snow in the city is not very thick.
Question 2: Is Tokyo cold in winter for people who have lived in Japan for a long time? Especially 65438+ 10 month? The following contents and data come from my own experience and the Japan Meteorological Agency:
1, and the annual average in Tokyo is16.3℃; Annual precipitation:1528.8mm; Statistical period: 198 1 year ~20 10 year; It's a little warmer than Shanghai (I've been to Shanghai)-it's coldest in June, with the lowest temperature of 2.5℃ and the highest temperature of 9.9℃; Although the Japanese say that winter in Japan is dry, I personally think it is cold or humid (maybe because I am from the north). The lowest temperature in February is 2.9℃, the highest temperature is 10.4℃, the lowest temperature in February is 5. 1℃, and the highest temperature is 12.4℃. The meteorological records of June+10/October in 5438 were as follows: the lowest temperature was-9.2℃ (1876/113) and the highest temperature was 22.6℃ (1969//kloc-0). In recent years, the temperature below 0℃ is rare. In the memory of those years in Tokyo, one or two days were-1℃, not every year.
2. It usually snows once or twice in winter; Winter is mostly sunny, even if it is rainy, clothes drying is not as serious as some inland cities in the south. Of course-I have been to Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Chongqing, Wuhan and so on in winter, and the difference is a bit big. ....
There is no central heating in Tokyo. Indoor heating uses air conditioners, electric heaters, natural gas or lamp oil (a by-product of petroleum, sold at automobile gas stations).
Generally, it will be spring in March. It is generally no problem to wear a coat during the cherry blossom viewing period. It is enough for people who are afraid of the cold to wear a thin sweater sooner or later. The lowest temperature in March is 5.6℃, and the highest temperature is 13.3℃. The lowest temperature in April 10.7℃ and the highest temperature 18.8℃. Meteorological records in March: the lowest temperature is -5.6 ℃( 1928/ 3/ 6) and the highest temperature is 25.3℃ (2013/10); Meteorological records in April are: the lowest temperature is-3.1℃ (1883/41), and the highest temperature is 29.2 ℃( 1922/ 4/28).
Question 3: Is Tokyo cold in winter? The coldest day in Tokyo is 1, February. The new year has passed. But the coldest is about-1, 2 degrees. Not too cold. Generally, young people only wear a pair of trousers, while girls wear skirts barefoot. There are air conditioners and heaters, trams and shops everywhere, which are quite warm.
Question 4: Is winter in Tokyo dry or humid? It will snow in Tokyo in 60 minutes! !
If it's cold, it will definitely snow below 0 degrees ~
Most places have heating and air conditioning, and 2 pieces of down are suitable ~
Pants, * * *, autumn pants, and a pair of jeans will do.
Weather, because it is close to the seaside, the climate impact of the Pacific Ocean is still a little wet ~
Question 5: What is the lowest temperature in Tokyo, Japan in winter? Generally negative 2 or 3.
Question 6: Is it colder in winter in Tokyo or Beijing? In recent years, the coldest temperature in Beijing is generally below zero 1 1, 2 degrees, and the coldest time in history has not exceeded MINUS 18, 9 degrees.
There is light rain 1 1℃-5℃ on the 7th today.
Tokyo is definitely different from ours. They are close to the sea. It won't be too cold.
If you want to go, just check the weather forecast and travel.
Question 7: Is it cold in winter in Japan? Japan is also quite big. I don't know which city you are asking.
Simply put, Japan spans a lot from north to south ~!
Hokkaido is basically the climate of our northeast.
Okinawa in the south is almost the same dimension as Fujian.
Are Tokyo, Osaka and Dalian similar?
Is Kyushu similar to Shanghai?
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Japan, located in the east of Asia and the northwest of the Pacific Ocean, is a highly developed capitalist country. Its country name means "the country of sunrise", and its territory consists of Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu, Hokkaido and more than 7,200 small islands, covering an area of 378,000 square kilometers. Japan is dominated by Hezhe people, and Japanese is widely used, with a total population of 65.438+0.26 billion.
location
Japan is located in the east of Eurasia and the northwest of the Pacific Ocean. Its territory consists of Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu and more than 7,200 other small islands, so it is also known as the "country of thousands of islands". Japan has a land area of about 377,900 square kilometers. The eastern and southern parts of Japan are the endless Pacific Ocean, bordering the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea in the west, the Sea of Okhotsk in the north, and facing North Korea, South Korea, China, Russia, the Philippines and other countries across the sea. Hokkaido, Japan has one of the most famous fishing grounds in the world-Hokkaido Fishing Ground, which is formed by the confluence of Thousand Island Cold Current and Japanese Warm Current.
climate
Japan is located in temperate and subtropical monsoon climate, with mild climate and distinct four seasons, which has typical maritime characteristics. The national latitude is 25, and the temperature difference between north and south is very significant.
The northeastern regions and plateaus of Hokkaido and Honshu belong to temperate zones, while most of the mainland and southern islands such as Okinawa belong to subtropical zones. In addition, Japan's geographical position makes it influenced by the intersection of monsoon and ocean current, so it has four distinct seasons and abundant precipitation.
The capital Tokyo
It is a region with more precipitation in the world. The main reasons include winter snowfall in Japan's coastal areas; Continuous plum rains in June-July (May-June in Okinawa and Amami); And typhoons that landed in or near Japan from summer to autumn. The highest recorded temperature in Japan is 40.9 degrees, which was measured on August 16, 2007 in Kumagaya City, saitama and Tojima City, Gifu Prefecture. The lowest recorded temperature is -4 1 degree, which was 10+degree measured in Asahikawa, Hokkaido on October 25th.
zone
Japan is a mountainous island country. Mountains are distributed in the center of Japan in the form of ridges, which divide Japan's territory into one side of the Pacific Ocean and one side of the Sea of Japan. Mountains and hills account for 765,438+0% of the total area, and most of them are volcanoes. The forest coverage rate is as high as 67%. Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan, with an altitude of 3776 meters. It is the highest peak in Japan and is honored as "Shengyue" by the Japanese.
The Japanese archipelago is located at the junction of the Asia-Europe plate and the Pacific plate, that is, the volcanic seismic belt around the Pacific Ocean. Volcanic and seismic activities are frequent, and the more harmful earthquakes will occur 1 time on average within three years. [2]
The plains of Japan are mainly distributed in the coastal areas of the lower reaches of rivers, mostly alluvial plains, with a small scale. The larger plains are Shikai Plain, Yuehou Plain, Houwei Plain and Shi Sheng Plain, the largest of which is Kanto Plain. Japan's plain area is small, the cultivated land is very limited, and the population physiological density is as high as 2924 people/square kilometer, ranking 26th in the world.