Nagoya's Climate
Nagoya sits on the Nōbi plain in central Japan, near Ise Bay on Honshu, and has a humid subtropical climate with four clear seasons. Summers (June–September) are hot and sticky, often 33–36°C, making it one of Japan's hottest big cities, and the tsuyu rainy season around June and July brings persistent, heavy drizzle before the typhoon risk of August to October. Winters (December–February) turn cold and dry, sometimes 0–3°C with the odd light snowfall. Spring cherry blossoms and cool autumn foliage make those the loveliest, most comfortable times of year.