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Interdisciplinary Class on the Climate Environment around the Japan Islands in Association with the Seasonal Feeling (with Attention to the Transition Stage from Autumn to Winter)
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Kato, Kuranoshin Kaken ID researchmap
Sato, Sari
Kato, Haruko
Akagi, Rikako Kaken ID
Sueishi, Noriko
Mori, Taizo
Irie, Izumi
Abstract
The complicated seasonal variations are found in East Asia influenced by the Asian monsoon, resulting in the variety of “seasonal feeling”. For example, although the air temperature around the Japan Islands is still rather higher from November to early December than in the midwinter, the wintertime weather pattern often appears then due to the development of the Siberian high. In the Hokuriku District, the Japan Sea side of the central Japan, the shallow convective rainfall called the “Shi-gu-re” frequently occurs associated with the air mass transformation process over the Japan Sea in the cold air outbreak situation from the continent. It is also well known that the “Shi-gu-re” is often used for expression of the “seasonal feeling” in the Japanese classical literature. Thus the present study tried to develop an interdisciplinary class on the climate environment around the Japan Islands in association with the “seasonal feeling”, with attention to the transition stage from autumn to winter. The present paper will discuss on the joint activity of meteorology with the Japanese classical literature, the music and the art, for the class at the Faculty of Education, Okayama University, and that at the Okayama-Ichinomiya High School.
Keywords
Climate Environment around Japan
“Seasonal Feeling”
Joint Activity of Meteorology with Culture
Transition from Autumn to Winter
Published Date
2012-02
Publication Title
環境制御
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Environmental Research & Control
Volume
volume33
Publisher
岡山大学環境管理センター
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Environmental Management Center, Okayama University
Start Page
20
End Page
34
ISSN
0917-1533
NCID
AN1024789X
Content Type
Departmental Bulletin Paper
language
Japanese
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Refereed
True
Eprints Journal Name
erc