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2019年3月18日 · If it suddenly starts to rain, the easiest thing to do is run to a convenience store, both for cover and to buy one of the clear, plastic umbrellas that go hand-in-hand with rainy season. Large umbrellas seem very popular in Japan—since they offer more coverage, it's easy to see why—and the ones they sell at the convenience stores can get up to 70 centimeters (nearly 28 inches) and only ...
2018年6月5日 · 10 Ways to Enjoy a Rainy Day in Japan. Diletta Fabiani Updated June 5, 2018. pixta.jp. Even the best-laid plans can be washed out by bad weather during Japan's rainy season. But there's no need to let the rain get you down. Here are ten ways to enjoy a rainy day in the Land of the Rising Sun—even when there's no sun around! 1. Spas & Hot Springs.
2016年6月16日 · Visiting Tokyo during the rainy season? Have your plans for the following day been cancelled due to rain? Not to worry! Check out a list of indoors activities and experiences that will make you forget the dark clouds!
2018年5月25日 · When it rains in Tokyo, especially if you’re in the city during June or September, you’re bound to meet a lovely swath of wet, with water falling from the sky almost every day. Instead of getting depressed about it, read below and find eight unique ways to spend an entertaining and unique rainy day in Tokyo! And all these suggestions are free! 8.
2022年5月30日 · What to Expect. The rainy season is caused by cold air from the north converging with warm air from the south. The result is a relatively stable bad weather front over Japan for several weeks, with cloudy gray skies and humidity in the air.
2019年3月18日 · Emergency Warning (特別警報, tokubetsu keiho): there is a very high risk of danger, so you should prepare accordingly or leave the area. Severe weather conditions in Japan to be aware of are: Heavy rain (大雨, oame) Heavy rain with landslides (大雨 土砂災害, oame, dosha saigai ）.
2019年3月18日 · Just be sure to order it before you get to Japan—you have to receive your voucher before you arrive and then exchange it upon arrival. 1a. Different Kinds of Trains. There are different kinds of train lines in Japan. Most—but not all—overland trains are JR, so your JR Pass will work on them.
