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In the previous paper (Nagashima et al., 1982), we have reported the yearly averaged modulation of galactic cosmic ray anisotropy in the heliomagnetosphere. In the present paper, we analyze the seasonal (annual) dependence of the modulation, using the frequency modulation method. The seasonal variation of the sidereal daily variation produced from the anisotropy is resolved into variations with proper sideband frequencies, such as solar and anti-sidereal variations. These side-band variations are predominant in the rigidity region of 102 ～' 103 GV and show the following characteristics.(1) Being similar to the average sidereal variation, they are strongly dependent on the polarity state (‘positive’ or ‘negative’) of the heliomagnetosphere.(2) The side-band variations with frequencies lower than the sidereal frequency (366 cycle/year) generally predominate over those with higher frequencies. The most predominant variations are produced from the component of the uni-directional anisotropy projected to the Earth's rotation axis and could be observed as the solar and anti-sidereal diurnal variations.(3) If the flat neutral sheet of the heliomagnetosphere is replaced with the wavy neutral sheet, side-band variations in the positive state tend to diminish with the increase of the heliolatitudinal extent of the wavy neutral sheet, while those in the negative state almost retain their magnitude.(4) These variations depend also on the observation periods when the Earth is located either in the “toward” field or in the “away” field. This T-A dependence changes with the transition from the positive state to the negative and increases with the increase of the heliolatitudinal extent of the wavy neutral sheet. The most remarkable T-A dependence is observed in solar diurnal variation arising from the component of the unidirectional anisotropy projected to the Earth's rotation axis and can be used for the determination of the direction of the anisotropy. 相似文献