Tokyo Mean September Temperatures Have Seen No Warming In 34 Years, JMA Data Show
Tokyo’s rural island of Hachijojima, located some 287 km out in the Pacific, saw a September mean temperature of 25.9°C:
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Funny......only part of the world has "Climate Change"....
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This statement has been proven time and time again, once you get rid of all the cherry picked, scaremongering BS.
Broadly speaking, and we can address the specific changes due to man’s net release of CO2 into the atmosphere a bit later, the following true:
When CO2 levels were steady, global average temperatures rose.
.(But at the same rate they were rising between 1975 – 1996.)
When CO2 levels were steady, temperatures were steady.
When CO2 levels were steady, temperatures fell.
.(Again, at the same rate that they fell between 1945 and 1975.)
When CO2 levels rose, temperatures fell.
When CO2 levels rose, temperatures were steady.
When CO2 levels rose, temperatures rose at the same rate that they rose when CO2 levels were steady.
Broadly speaking, and we can address the specific changes due to man’s net release of CO2 into the atmosphere a bit later, the following true:
When CO2 levels were steady, global average temperatures rose.
.(But at the same rate they were rising between 1975 – 1996.)
When CO2 levels were steady, temperatures were steady.
When CO2 levels were steady, temperatures fell.
.(Again, at the same rate that they fell between 1945 and 1975.)
When CO2 levels rose, temperatures fell.
When CO2 levels rose, temperatures were steady.
When CO2 levels rose, temperatures rose at the same rate that they rose when CO2 levels were steady.
There's a simple reason for that. Japan consists of simple people. Life moves on. Its simple. 
Simple means excellence, excellence means prosperity.
Unfortunately, many Japanese people are still stressed. There was a psychology report which suggested they are workaholics but you can't tell from outside.
Simple means excellence, excellence means prosperity.
Unfortunately, many Japanese people are still stressed. There was a psychology report which suggested they are workaholics but you can't tell from outside.