A seasonal sight that signals the end of summer

Although the hot weather continues for a while, September brings with it seasonal sights that signal the transition from summer to fall across Japan. As the heat gradually eases and signs of autumn begin to appear in nature, Japanese people have long enjoyed the subtle seasonal changes with all five senses. Here are some typical seasonal sights that signal the end of summer.

Even in the latter half of August, the hot days of summer in Japan continue. We will introduce traditional Japanese ways to cool down, foods that are good for preventing summer fatigue, and cool sightseeing spots. 1. Traditional ways to cool down [Wind chimes] Wind chimes are one of the indispensable seasonal features of the Japanese summer. Wind chimes, which make a cool sound every time the wind blows, are a pleasant sound to hear.

For those who are studying Japanese, I wish there was a way to make their daily studies fun and effective... I'm sure there are many people who are searching for such a thing. Today, I would like to introduce a website where you can learn about Japanese society and culture while studying Japanese. It is a website called NHK News Web Easy.