Along with adult women, children are particularly vulnerable to burns. Burns are the 11th leading cause of death of children aged 1â9 years and are also the fifth most common cause of non-fatal childhood injuries. While a major risk is improper adult supervision, a considerable number of burn injuries in children result from child maltreatment.
Japanese climate. The weather in Japan is generally temperate, with four distinct seasons: Winter, from December to February, is quite dry and sunny along the Pacific coast and the temperatures rarely drop below 32Â°F. The temperatures drop as you move north, with the Central and Northern regions experiencing snowfall.
The hottest summer weather is to be found around Tokyo and in some other parts of Honshu, Japan's main island, where the temperature can reach almost 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit). In July 2010, a high of 39.4 degrees Celsius was recorded in Tajimi, Gifu Prefecture.