The romance picture in the rainy season of Japan and the culture of Umbrella

The rainy season is often the time that visitors keep away from it. Is not the cherry land really beautiful when it has drizzling rains all day?

How do the rainy seasons in Japan occur?

Tsuyu is a noun that refers to the rainy season in Japan. The long-lasting rainy bouts are likened by Japanese to summer calls. Tsuyu often begins from late May to mid-July dependent on places. These rainy periods that it can last continuously from 1 to 2 weeks, weather changes extraordinarily. Though nominally Tsuyu is a beginning point of summer, in reality, the temperature may be down to the cold level on several certain days. Therioticlly, the rainy season is not the ideal time to discover Japan. Because the sky is always dark, the mountain has often thick foggy, causing trouble for vision. Besides, your discovering plan somewhere may be broken down senselessly just because of the bus stopped due to so heavy rain. 

The land of umbrellas

However, if you come to Japan with the hope of discovering a culture then the rainy season will give you a chance to admire a cultural perspective of Japan: a culture of using umbrellas. Whoever to Japan also see people here like to use umbrellas especially and amount of umbrellas in Japan is much more than anywhere you have ever gone. We have already a number of statistics on this culture feature. According to the investigation of the Global Umbrella study, each Japanese owns an average of 3,3 umbrellas, turning Japan into the country that has the highest average umbrella mount per person in the world. Japan umbrellas have their own cultural value. Japanese began would like to own an umbrella since the century 18. Over time, umbrella even became an accessory that expresses for luxury, subtle, and femininity of Japan.

Let see the beautiful pictures of Japan in rainy season: