Is August rainy in Japan?

August tends to be very humid and usually is typhoon season in Japan. But note, the rainfall and winds can be somewhat sporadic, so you'll still find some warm and nice days out throughout the month as well. Although August is not technically Japan's rainy season, rain still tends to be a reality for most of Japan.



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