On average across the year,
no, Japan is not hotter than
California, United States
.
Japan has an average temperature of 15°C/59°F and California, United States has an average temperature of 18°C/64°F.
Japan's hottest month is August, with an average maximum temperature of 32°C/90°F, which is hotter than California, United States's hottest month (July, with an average maximum temperature of 30°C/86°F).
On average across the year, yes, Japan is colder than California, United States . Japan has an average minimum temperature of 11°C/52°F and California, United States has an average minimum temperature of 12°C/54°F.
On average across the year,
yes, Japan has more rain than
California, United States. Japan has an average annual rainfall of 1632mm and California, United States has an average annual rainfall of 261mm.
Japan's wettest month is July, with an average monthly rainfall of 218mm, which is wetter than California, United States's wettest month (December, with an average monthly rainfall of 56mm).
The midpoint of Japan is approximately 5,358 miles (8,623km) west of California, United States.
No, Japan is not further west than California, United States.
Yes, Japan is further east than California, United States. The midpoint of Japan is further east by approximately 14,435 miles (23,231km).
No, Japan is not further north than California, United States.
Yes, Japan is further south than California, United States. The midpoint of Japan is further south by approximately 40 miles (64km).
No, Japan is smaller than California.
Japan has an area of 364,485 km2 (944,016 miles2) and California has an area of 423,967 km2 (1,098,075 miles2)
which means that Japan is 59,482 km2 (154,058 miles2) smaller than California.
That makes Japan 1 times smaller than California.
Yes, Japan is smaller than California.
Japan has an area of 364,485 km2 (944,016 miles2) and California has an area of 423,967 km2 (1,098,075 miles2)
which means that Japan is 59,482 km2 (154,058 miles2) smaller than California.
That makes Japan 1 times smaller than California.
The midpoint of California, United States is approximately 5,358 miles (8,623km) east of Japan.
Yes, California, United States is further west than Japan. The midpoint of California, United States is further west by approximately 14,435 miles (23,231km).
No, California, United States is not further east than Japan.
Yes, California, United States is further north than Japan. The midpoint of California, United States is further north by approximately 40 miles (64km).
No, California, United States is not further south than Japan.
Yes, California is bigger than Japan.
California has an area of 423,967 km2 (1,098,075 miles2) and Japan has an area of 364,485 km2 (944,016 miles2)
which means that California is 59,482 km2 (154,058 miles2) bigger than Japan.
That makes California 1 times bigger than Japan.
No, California is not smaller than Japan.
California has an area of 423,967 km2 (1,098,075 miles2) and Japan has an area of 364,485 km2 (944,016 miles2)
which means that California is 59,482 km2 (154,058 miles2) bigger than Japan.
That makes California 1 times bigger than Japan.
Yes, Japan is more populated than California.
Japan has a population of 124,214,766 and California has a population of 39,237,836
which means that Japan has 84,976,930 more people than California.
That makes Japan 3 times more populated than California.
No, Japan is not less populated than California.
Japan has a population of 124,214,766 and California has a population of 39,237,836
which means that Japan has 84,976,930 more people than California.
That makes Japan 3 times more populated than California.
No, California is not more populated than Japan.
California has a population of 39,237,836 and Japan has a population of 124,214,766
which means that California has 84,976,930 fewer people than Japan.
That makes California 3 times less populated than Japan.
Yes, California is less populated than Japan.
California has a population of 39,237,836 and Japan has a population of 124,214,766
which means that California has 84,976,930 fewer people than Japan.
That makes California 3 times less populated than Japan.