Why You should NOT come to Japan from June to August?? | Japan Travel Tips

Why You should NOT come to Japan from June to August?? | Japan Travel Tips

kichwa I’m Ono welcome to my channel in today’s video I will discuss why you should not come to Japan from June to August I will explain in detail what problems can occur if you visit Japan during this period and how to solve them so please watch Until the End let’s move on to the main part of the video I will now explain in 5 Second ctions why you should not come to Japan between June and August first there are five main reasons why you should not come to Japan between June and August let me explain them one by one in detail section one hot and humid weather Japan summers are notorious for being hot and humid from June to August the humidity is high and temperatures frequently exceed 85° car in major cities like Tokyo and Osaka the asphalt and buildings trap heat leading to the Heat island effect this can make it difficult to sleep even at night as the temperatures remain elevated in my area it often stays above 85° in the summer leading to sleep deprivation throughout the season to cope with a heat and humidity it’s recommended to dress lightly and use umbrellas or hats frequent hydration is essential taking breaks in air conditioned spaces is also beneficial try to stay in the shade when walking around to reduce exposure to the heat it is recommended that outdoor activities be conducted in the morning or evening when the weather is relatively cool bringing along salt tablets can also help prevent heat related illnesses another important consideration is sun exposure the Summer sun can be intense and prolonged exposure can lead to skin damage pain and even an increased risk of skin cancer applying sunscreen regularly wearing long sleeve shirts sunglasses and hats can help protect your skin these measures are crucial for enjoying summer in Japan [Music] safely section two tyoon season summer in Japan coincides with typhoon season especially in July and August typhoons approach many parts of Japan bringing strong winds and heavy rain this can disrupt transportation and impact your travel plans significantly keeping a close watch on weather forecasts and monitoring the trajectory and intensity of approaching typhoons is essential if a typhoon is approaching consider revising your plans avoid unnecessary travel and stay in safe locations make sure to review emergency exits and protocols in your accommodation in the event of an approaching typhoon emergency supplies such as food water and flashlights can be prepared to deal with sudden power or water outages in addition it is important to check the business conditions of tourist attractions you plan to visit in advance as the they may be temporarily closed due to the typhoon if a typhoon should hit during your trip to Japan there is a possibility of flooding or landslides even after the typhoon has passed therefore it is a good idea to act only after safety is ensured incidentally okanawa is a famous tourist destination and one of the best resorts in Japan but it is prone to typhoons in July and August not only rain but also wind is strong and every year there are news reports of flight cancellations so visitors to Okinawa during this period need to be prepared section three crowded tourist spots the third is crowding at tourist attractions from June to August sightseeing spots and theme parks become extremely crowded because the months coincide with summer vacation and obon vacations for elementary and junior high schools in Japan especially at famous tourist spots and theme parks long lines and crowded areas often make it difficult to get around this may make it difficult to enjoy sightseeing as planned to avoid crowds it is effective to visit tourist attractions in the early morning or evening hours you can also reduce the time you spend in line by booking tickets in advance furthermore it is a good idea to research the crowding situation at each tourist attraction and schedule your visit to avoid peak hours it is also recommended to make make reservations at restaurants and cafes near tourist attractions as they tend to be crowded on crowded days you can enjoy a smoother sighting experience by choosing sites and activities that are relatively empty when visiting crowded areas it’s important to be mindful of your belongings although Japan has a low crime rate crowded areas can still be targets for Pick Pockets or theft comfortable Footwear is also recommended for potential long hours of standing and walking section four mosquito and insect issues in addition to mosquitoes beware of other insects such as bees horseflies and ticks in the unlikely event that the bite is swollen or the pain persists you can purchase medicine at a nearby store to treat the problem medicines are available at drug stores and supermarkets and recently also at convenience stores especially in areas with thick grass there are not only mosquitoes but also many other insects that cause pain when they bite so it is important to prepare in advance as explained earlier section five noise in the city summer in Japan is a time of festivals fireworks display and other events and noise at night can be a problem especially in places to stay near downtown areas or event venues it may be difficult to get a good night’s rest because of the continuous Sound of Music and fireworks until late at night when choosing a place to stay it is important to research the date and location of the event in advance and choose a quiet area you may want to take advantage of review sites to see what other guests have to say about the place you are staying checking into your accommodations early and relaxing in a quiet environment are key to avoiding noise and enjoying the evening noise may be a particular problem for those with children or babies if you stay near an event area your child or baby may have trouble sleeping due to the noise it is a good idea to choose a place is to stay in a quiet area and try to avoid noise at night incidentally in the Tokyo area we recommend staying near Tokyo Station Ginza or rongi these areas are known as grown-up areas where you can spend a relatively quiet day the areas around Shibuya and Shinjuku are convenient for transportation but be aware that some areas are noisy until midnight lastly I regularly share information about Japan on this channel if you found this video helpful please consider subscribing and giving the video a like that’s all for today I’ll see you in the next video [Music]

In this video, we introduce the reasons why you should not travel to Japan from June to August and the precautions you should take when coming to Japan during this period.
Japan has four distinct seasons, and the climate changes throughout the year. In particular, you should be aware of the scorching hot days that can last from June to August in Japan.
If you are planning a trip to Japan, please watch this video until the end!!

～CHAPTERS~
0:00 Opening
0:43 Hot & Humid Weather
2:07 Typhoon Season
3:41 Crowded Tourist Spots
4:59 Mosquito & Insect
5:35 Noise in the City
6:55 Ending

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