RT Article
T1 Climate Disasters and Climate Variation of Little Ice Age in East Asia
JF Cultural and religious studies
VO 5
IS 5
SP 243
OP 247
A1 Tagami, Yoshio
LA English
PB David Publishing Company
YR 2017
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1842524801
AB In this paper, climate variation is reconstructed on the basis of the chronicles of weather disasters in Japan and China. There remain many rainstorm records in southern coast of Japan, and south-eastern coast of China. Both in Japan and China, many rainstorm disasters appeared in summer. But, they usually appeared one or two months later in Japan. The period of frequent windstorm damage occurrence in Little Ice Age differs among Japan and China, and it was caused by the change of atmospheric circulation. Cool summer period appeared around 1705, 1740, 1765, 1785, 1830, and 1845. It was generally cool before 1855, but it became warm after 1855. It corresponds with the sudden retreat of glaciers of European Alps.
K1 East Asia
K1 Little Ice Age
K1 climate variation
K1 gufu
K1 typhoon
DO 10.17265/2328-2177/2017.05.002