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Japan has a varied climate, and the climate on the coasts can be influenced by its geographical location, ocean currents, and seasonal monsoons.
Eastern Coast (Pacific Ocean):
The eastern coast, facing the Pacific Ocean, often experiences a humid and temperate climate.
Winters are relatively cool, and the region can receive significant snowfall, especially in the northern parts of Honshu and Hokkaido. Summers are warm to hot, and the coastal areas may experience typhoons during the typhoon season (usually from late summer to early autumn).
Western Coast (Sea of Japan):
The western coast, facing the Sea of Japan, tends to have a milder and less humid climate compared to the eastern coast. Winters are colder, and the region receives less snowfall than on the Pacific side. Summers are warm, and the humidity is generally lower than on the Pacific side.
Southern Coast (East China Sea and Philippine Sea):
The southern coast, including areas around Okinawa, is subtropical and experiences a warmer climate. Winters are mild, and summers are hot and humid. Typhoons are more common in the southern regions during the typhoon season.

When planning a visit to Japan, it’s advisable to consider the specific coastal region and the time of the year, as climate conditions can vary.