Rain in Japan

It rained today.

In Japan, there are many variety names that express rain.

Today, I will talk about some representative ones among them.

Harusame (spring rain) ･･･ A drizzle of early springtime.

Tsuyu (rain of molds) ･･･ A period of long rainy season from June to July.

Yudachi (evening shower) ･･･ A heavy rain in the evening in summer.

Akisame (autumn rain) ･･･ A rain in a long period of time from late August to October.

Shigure (time rain) ･･･ A rain in a short period of time from autumn to winter.

Niwaka-ame (instant rain) ･･･ A rain that comes suddenly and stops in a minute.

Kitune-no-yomeiri (fox's wedding) ･･･ A shower when the sun is shining.

By the way, there are also many wind names in Japan.

日本の雨

今日は雨が降りました。

日本には、雨を表現する言葉がとても沢山あります。

今日は、その中から代表的なものを幾つかご紹介します。

春雨・・・はるにしとしと降る雨です。

梅雨・・・6月から7月にかけて降る長い雨です。

夕立・・・夏の夕方に降る激しい雨です。

秋雨・・・8月後半から10月にかけて降る長い雨です。

時雨・・・秋から冬にかけて降る短い雨です。

にわか雨・・・突然降りだして、急に降り止む雨です。

狐の嫁入り・・・太陽が出ているのに降る雨です。

ちなみに、日本には風の名前も沢山あります。

• It rained today.
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• In Japan, there are many variety names that express rain.
• In Japan, there are many is a huge variety of names words that express rain.

• Today, I will talk about some representative ones among them.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Harusame (spring rain) ･･･ A drizzle of early springtime.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Tsuyu (rain of molds) ･･･ A period of long rainy season from June to July.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Yudachi (evening shower) ･･･ A heavy rain in the evening in summer.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Akisame (autumn rain) ･･･ A rain in a long period of time from late August to October.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Shigure (time rain) ･･･ A rain in a short period of time from autumn to winter.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Niwaka-ame (instant rain) ･･･ A rain that comes suddenly and stops in a minute.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Kitune-no-yomeiri (fox's wedding) ･･･ A shower when the sun is shining.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• By the way, there are also many wind names in Japan.
• By the way, there are also many wind names words which describe wind in Japan.

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• In Japan, there are many variety names that express rain.
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• Today, I will talk about some representative ones among them.
• Today, I will talk about some representative ones among them.

• Harusame (spring rain) ･･･ A drizzle of early springtime.
• Harusame (spring rain) ･･･ A drizzle of early springtime rain.

• Tsuyu (rain of molds) ･･･ A period of long rainy season from June to July.
• Tsuyu (rain of molds) ･･･ A period of long rainy season from June to July.

• Yudachi (evening shower) ･･･ A heavy rain in the evening in summer.
• Yudachi (evening shower) ･･･ A heavy rain in the summer evening in summer.

• Akisame (autumn rain) ･･･ A rain in a long period of time from late August to October.
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• Niwaka-ame (instant rain) ･･･ A rain that comes suddenly and stops in a minute.
• Niwaka-ame (instant rain) ･･･ A rain that comes suddenly and stops in a minute.

• Kitune-no-yomeiri (fox's wedding) ･･･ A shower when the sun is shining.
• Kitune-no-yomeiri (fox's wedding) ･･･ A shower when the sun is shining.

• By the way, there are also many wind names in Japan.
• By the way, there are also many words for wind names in Japan.

  Thank you for sharing. I love how in Japanese there are so many specific words to describe different kinds of weather. In English, we pretty much just have "rain" and "drizzle" (^-^)

• It rained today.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• In Japan, there are many variety names that express rain.
• In Japan, there are various names that express rain.

• Today, I will talk about some representative ones among them.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Harusame (spring rain) ･･･ A drizzle of early springtime.
• Harusame (spring rain) ･･･ A drizzle of early spring (early spring drizzle).

• Tsuyu (rain of molds) ･･･ A period of long rainy season from June to July.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Yudachi (evening shower) ･･･ A heavy rain in the evening in summer.
• Yudachi (evening shower) ･･･ A heavy rain in the evening in summer. (A heavy evening rain in summer)

• Akisame (autumn rain) ･･･ A rain in a long period of time from late August to October.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Shigure (time rain) ･･･ A rain in a short period of time from autumn to winter.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Niwaka-ame (instant rain) ･･･ A rain that comes suddenly and stops in a minute.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• Kitune-no-yomeiri (fox's wedding) ･･･ A shower when the sun is shining.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• By the way, there are also many wind names in Japan.
• By the way, there are also many names of wind in Japan.

I like these various kinds of rain a lot!

• It rained today.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• In Japan, there are many variety names that express rain.
• In Japan, we have many rich expressions about the rain.

  Rich Expressions = many phrases or ways to convey about something

• Today, I will talk about some representative ones among them.
• Today, I would like to explain about a few of them.

  "talk about...representative" makes little sense in English.
  
  I think you just mean you would like to go into detail about a few interesting expressions.

• Harusame (spring rain) ･･･ A drizzle of early springtime.
• Harusame (spring rain) ･･･ An early springtime drizzle.

  This is how to phrase and order it.

• Tsuyu (rain of molds) ･･･ A period of long rainy season from June to July.
• Tsuyu (rain of molds) ･･･ A long seasonal rain from June to July.

• Yudachi (evening shower) ･･･ A heavy rain in the evening in summer.
• Yudachi (evening shower) ･･･ A heavy rain during summer evenings.

• Akisame (autumn rain) ･･･ A rain in a long period of time from late August to October.
• Akisame (autumn rain) ･･･ Continuous rain from late August to October.

• Shigure (time rain) ･･･ A rain in a short period of time from autumn to winter.
• Shigure (time rain) ･･･ Brief rain from autumn to winter

• Niwaka-ame (instant rain) ･･･ A rain that comes suddenly and stops in a minute.
• Niwaka-ame (instant rain) ･･･ Rain that arrives abruptly and stops very quickly.

  I think this is what you mean

• Kitune-no-yomeiri (fox's wedding) ･･･ A shower when the sun is shining.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• By the way, there are also many wind names in Japan.
• Incidentally, we also have many Japanese expressions for the wind.

In Singapore, we have no seasonal changes. So the only words we use are: hot, warm, humid, cooling, wet and sticky. Haha.