As we head into June, ÌìšÝ (tenki, weather) will be an increasingly frequent topic for small talk ¡ª especially during ÷Óê (tsuyu, rainy season). This period of Óê (ame, rain) and ʪšÝ (shikke, humidity) usually continues for a month or so until mid-July.
÷Óê also means it¡¯s time for ÒÂÌæ¤¨ (koromogae), the term used to refer to a seasonal change of clothes that sees us put the sweaters away and bring out the T-shirts.
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