News Archive - Weather in Japan
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Monday, 1st March 2010
Japanese Meteorological Agency apologies for tsunami warning.
Thursday, 8th October 2009
The first tropical storm to hit Japan in two years has reached the main island Honshu.
Wednesday, 7th October 2009
The first tropical storm to hit Japan in two years is due to arrive in the country later this week.
Monday, 17th August 2009
An earthquake in Japan caused no damage on Monday.
Thursday, 23rd April 2009
Japan's official weather forecaster has predicted that weather in the country will be hotter than usual over the next three months.
Monday, 23rd March 2009
Cherry blossoms in Tokyo and Nagasaki prefectures bloomed on Saturday (March 21st), it has emerged.
Monday, 23rd February 2009
Heavy snowstorms have disrupted train services and led to flight cancellations across Japan, local authorities have reported.
Thursday, 5th February 2009
The annual Sapporo Snow Festival has begun, with one of this year's highlights being a reproduction of the Namdaemun Gate in Seoul made entirely from snow.
Wednesday, 31st December 2008
Around 60 flights to and from airports in Hokkaido have been cancelled today (December 31st) as a result of heavy snowfall, it has been reported.
Tuesday, 4th November 2008
The Japanese city of Sapporo experienced its first flurry of snow today (November 4th), according to the Sapporo District Meteorological Observatory.
Friday, 24th October 2008
Torrential rain and thunder storms are expected to hit eastern and northern regions of Japan tonight, the country's meteorological agency has warned.
Thursday, 2nd October 2008
Weather warnings have been kept in place throughout Japan as Tropical Storm Jangmi changes direction and begins to fade.
Wednesday, 17th September 2008
Heavy rain, flooding and storm surge alerts have been issued as Tropical Storm Sinlaku heads towards to southern Japanese islands of Okinawa and Kyushu.
Monday, 28th July 2008
Around 50,000 residents in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, were temporarily instructed to evacuate their homes by the city government after the Asano River overflowed.
Monday, 14th July 2008
High school baseball players were recently instructed to use wooden bats, instead of metal ones, to reduce the risk of being struck by lightning during a thunder storm.
Friday, 6th June 2008
Thursday, 1st May 2008
Wednesday, 9th April 2008
Monday, 25th February 2008