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Japan 5-day Weather Forecast

Day Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Matsuyama Humid; a shower in the a.m., then rain

Humid; a shower in the a.m., then rain 24℃/20℃

 A morning t-storm in the area; humid

A morning t-storm in the area; humid 27℃/22℃

 Clearing, a couple of showers; humid

Clearing, a couple of showers; humid 27℃/21℃

 Humid with increasing amounts of sun

Humid with increasing amounts of sun 29℃/21℃

 Mostly sunny and humid

Mostly sunny and humid 29℃/22℃
Imabari Not as warm; an a.m. shower, then rain

Not as warm; an a.m. shower, then rain 23℃/20℃

 A couple of thunderstorms in the morning

A couple of thunderstorms in the morning 25℃/22℃

 Humid; cloudy, then sunny intervals

Humid; cloudy, then sunny intervals 27℃/21℃

 Humid with times of clouds and sun

Humid with times of clouds and sun 27℃/21℃

 Mostly sunny and humid

Mostly sunny and humid 27℃/22℃

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U.S. federal shutdown affects Americans in Japan and diplomatic talks
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We are pleased to announce the winners of the 6th annual Sustainable Japan Award.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the 6th annual Sustainable Japan Award.

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