Cold winter will come
2010年10月26日
Japan is in autumn. Undo-kai (運動会, famous school athletic meetings) and aki-matsuri (秋祭り, autumn harvest festivals) are being held every neighborhood. In Kyoto ‘Jidai Matruri’ (時代祭) was held last week. This sightseers-catcher festival shows a series of parades masquerading in a variety of past ages’ fashions from ancient nobles in Heian era to early samurai warriors in Kamakura era, daimyos in Edo era, and last samurais in Bakumatsu (幕末, terminal Edo era). Mainland Japan’s autumn is quite pretty season with mild temperature, clear sky, and full of crops and sea foods.
Weather forecast tells that in this winter there will be possibly a rather severe frost. Although we had a record-breaking hot summer this year, the coming season is forecast to be the opposite one. If it comes true, it may be due to unusual sea temperature in the south sea called “La niña”, that brings areas of middle latitude both hot summer and cold winter at once. Although mainland Japan’s winter never gets unendurably frosty, cold winter often brings quite heavy snow on the northern rim of mainland and it really causes burden of residents living along there. But if snow lacks in winter, it in turn causes water shortage especially in summer. Japan’s climate is made delicate.
(Oda Mituo, the president of Asian-curd)
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