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The Ancient Japanese Climate & Weather In the Spring it is warm and everything is blossomy, but in the Summer it starts with a dampy rain season then in.

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1 The Ancient Japanese Climate & Weather In the Spring it is warm and everything is blossomy, but in the Summer it starts with a dampy rain season then in July it’s hot and humid. Most of the days it’s above 30 degrees. In the Fall the weather is very mild. In the Winter it’s cold. By the end of November Japan gets cold winds causing it to rain and snow. On other parts of the country the weather is very mild or covered with snow. Spring- Haru Summer-Nastu Fall-Aki Winter-Fuyu

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3 Ancient Japanese Clothing This female dress would most likely be worn in the Summer and Spring because it is a light colour and it wouldn’t attract the sun as much.

4 Ancient Japan Clothing This would most likely be worn in the Winter and Fall to attract the sun for heat.

5 Ancient Japan Clothing This would be worn by men. You would wear this in the Winter or Fall to keep warn and the coat on top helps with the warmth too.

6 Ancient Japanese Footwear Geta Footwear Zori Footwear Tabi Socks (Worn outside when cold)

7 Ancient Japanese Shelter Pit-Dwelling House. Elevated house This house was used to keep heat in by a hole dug in the ground and grass around the house for insulation. This house was used to keep food cool and not get rotten. They insulation was wood and grass.

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9 The Ancient Japanese The Ancient Japanese were very creative people. There culture is very specific and has interesting ways with creating heat.


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