How does Japan's geography affect its' climate?

Answer 1

Japan is very mountainous, which creates quite a few effects for the country. The mountains act in a good way because they act as natural barriers against foreign invasions. On the other hand, they make for poor agricultural land and Japan then therefore relies on fishing as their main food source.

Answer 2

The country of Japan is a large archipelago with a mixed climate due to its geographical position. The southernmost part of this island nation is in a tropical zone and has a climate that is war. The northern part of Japan lies in what is called a temperate zone, and has a cooler climate, with discernible seasons.

Answer 3

varies tropical in the south to cool temperatures in the north

Answer 4

Japan is mostly hot and dry. That's what got me a B on a project!

Answer 5

The climate affects Japan as it would affect any country. Frequent rains may cause flooding and/ or erosion, etc.

Answer 6

The heavy rain affects Japan's vegetation, as does the snow in winter

Answer 7

they bring hevy rains and cold wind in winter

Answer 8

The geography of Japan effects the economy in part because of the lack of flatness in the land. The lack of flat land means that only 15% of all land in Japan is suitable for farming.