Due to global warming, some fruits in Japan are having trouble growing normally, according to Japan Today:

Global warming is also expected to force producers to change growing areas. The fruit tree research institute of the National Agriculture and Bio-Oriented Research Organization, or NARO, in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, said the annual average temperature to favorably grow apples is 6-14 C, but it will top 14 C in plains in the central part of the Tohoku district in the 2060s, a temperature not suited to apple growing.