Is the climate in Japan the same as that in China?
Japan’s climate is different from China’s climate, and there are certain climate differences. The four-season temperatures in Japan are close to the subtropical and tropical seasonal climate south of the Huaihe River in the Qinling Mountains in eastern China. There is a certain gap between Japan and most other regions, and the climate diversity is not as rich as in China.
Japan’s climate is a temperate maritime monsoon climate, which is mild and humid all year round. There are many rainy days in June, and there are many typhoons in summer and autumn. The country spans 25° latitude, and the temperature difference between the north and the south is very significant. Most areas have a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. Okinawa in the south is in the subtropical zone, while Hokkaido in the north is in the subarctic zone. The average temperature in January is -6°C in the north and 16°C in the south; in July, it is 17°C in the north and 28°C in the south. .
China’s climates include: tropical monsoon, subtropical monsoon, temperate monsoon, plateau mountain, temperate continental, and tropical rainforest.
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China’s climate temperature zones:
China uses accumulated temperature to divide temperature zones. When the daily average temperature rises steadily above 10℃, most Crops can grow actively, so the number of consecutive days with average daily temperature ≥10℃ is usually called the growth period.
The sum of the daily average temperatures during the growing period is called accumulated temperature. The accumulated temperature of an area reflects the thermal conditions of the area. Based on the distribution of accumulated temperature, China has divided five temperature zones and a special Qinghai-Tibet Plateau area. Different temperature zones have different amounts of heat, different lengths of growing seasons, and obvious differences in farming systems and crop types.
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