Hokkaido has a temperate monsoon climate. Winter is cold and dry, summer is warm and rainy, and the four seasons are distinct. Average temperature: 65438+ 10 month,-4 ~-10℃; In August, 18 ~ 20℃. The annual precipitation is 800 ~1200mm. There was snow from February to March in 65438, with a depth of 4m. There is sea fog in the southeast coast in summer, and ice floes in the north and east coast in winter.
Hokkaido, also known as Hokkaido Island, is a part of the Japanese archipelago. Located in the north of Japan, it is the second largest island in Japan. It faces Honshu Island across the Tsutsugaru Strait and is surrounded by the sea, surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, the Sea of Okhotsk and the Sea of Japan. It has a vast territory, accounting for about 22% of Japan's total area. The terrain is high in the middle and low around, with volcanoes. Rich in natural resources, such as coal mines, vast forests and towering mountains and rivers. With a cold climate, it is famous for its cherry blossoms, snow scenes and lavender flowers.