Good weather in LA

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I have been stayed in Los Angeles for 7 months and experienced very good weather here.  Today, I will compare weather in Los Angeles and in Japan.

LA's weather is wonderful so far.  They have no severe winter, no rainy season, no big storm, no too humidity.  It is always fair and warm here.  We usually feel some comfortable breeze.  They are so relaxing.  Though sunshine is sometimes too strong, that's not a big problem because we can just wear a pair of sunglasses to prevent it, which rather looks fashionable for me.  People often go to beach or poolside to get tuned.  While staying at beach, they might feel as if time goes by slowly.  Trees looks like growing up faster and bigger due to strong sunshine.

Of cause, I have experienced some rainy days here but that is still interesting.  Most people do not bring their umbrella even on a rainy day.  They just wear their hood of parka, but clothes usually get dry soon once people go into buildings.  Car tires usually splashes more than those in Japan.  It is probably because cars here do not need to prepare for slips in rainy days and the design of tires are different.  People here drive so slowly on a rainy day as if we Japanese do on a snowy day, which is also interesting.

It is difficult for me to decide of which weather is better, Japan and Los Angeles, however.  I do not dislike winter in Japan.  Though I'd like to avoid getting a cold, I like eating "nabe"with family or close friends in a warm room.  Nabe contains lots of vegetables, fish and meat in a large pot and shared with many people.  That is delicious and makes us warm and happy.  I feel cold winter makes us feel so happy when spring has come.  We really love beautiful cherry blossoms in Japan.  Though a big typhoon often hit Japan and cause serious damages, we feel excited somehow when it passes by.  We like a fire work festival at a pretty humid night in summer, even though it is overwhelmingly crowded.  

Anyway, my family is really lucky because we have a chance to experience both.