How do ocean currents affect climates in Japan?

japan have moderate climate through out the year as is an island surrounded with sea bodies from all four sides the cold currents from north to south and the hot currents for south to north meet at this island which make the climate of the country moderate it have a wonderful water bodies for fishes and amazing fishing ground for fishers the water bodies also are not so salty as the ocean but the adverse effect is the chances of earthquake or tsunami

Answered by nehal | 2024-06-10

it makes the climate flux only in small bits other than that theres no difference

Answered by s121819 | 2024-06-10

Ocean currents, especially the Kuroshio (warm) and Oyashio (cold), greatly influence Japan's climate. The Kuroshio brings milder temperatures and increased precipitation, while the Oyashio leads to cooler and drier conditions. Their interaction contributes to unique weather patterns, including typhoons and the geological activity associated with being on the Pacific Ring of Fire.
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Answered by nehal | 2024-12-23