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It is an established theory that persons from Hokkaido of the Japanese northernmost is poor at heat.
My hometown, Hakodate in South Hokkaido,average temperature of that August is 21.7 degrees Celsius.

Kanagawa of the Japanese central part where I live in now is 26.4 degrees Celsius.
Temperature is considerably higher in Kanagawa than Hakodate.
It is 16.1 degrees Celsius in the case of Stockholm of Sweden.
Because Malmö of the Sweden southern part is 21 degrees Celsius, Hakodate is near to Malmö.
It is 15.2 degrees Celsius in the case of Helsinki of Finland.



「暑さに弱い道産子」でググると出てくる出てくる道産子の悲鳴が＞＜
函館は北海道の最南にあるのですが、８月の平均気温が21.7℃。札幌が22℃ですから札幌よりちょっと涼しいんです。一般に５月から８月にかけては札幌より平均気温は低くてそれ以外は高いという特徴があります。

これが神奈川ですと26.4℃。一気に上がりますねー＞＜
SwedenのStockholmだと16.1℃
Sweden南部のMalmöが21℃なので函館はMalmöに近い夏とも言えます＾＾
FinlandのHelsinkiで15.2℃

I am resident in Kanagawa of the Japanese central part now.
There is hot, and the humidity is very high.
There is the place that is severe for me.
I do not participate in a neighboring summer festival either and spend it without going out of the room which worked of the air conditioner on the weekend.
The local people appear to the outdoors positively.
They seem to have tolerance to a high temperature and the high humidity.

Ｍｅ？
The open air here shortens my life.



　さて今現在神奈川在住のあたしｗ
近所の夏祭りにも参加せずひたすら週末は冷房の効いた部屋から出ないで過ごします。
夏になると開放的な気分になると言って外へ出て行く周囲の人を見るに、やはりこれは関東の人は暑さと湿気に強いと
実感しますねぇ・・・

　あたし？外へ出た分寿命が短くなるような気がして＞＜