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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Aussie Report Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Tokyo’s monthly average temperatures range from 5°C (January) to 31°C (August), with humidity peaking in July. Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer the most comfortable conditions, while summer brings heat and typhoon risk.
When is the best time to visit Tokyo?
March–May and September–November deliver mild days (15–25°C) and low rainfall. Cherry blossom season (late March–April) is popular, though accommodation prices rise. July–August sees 28–31°C and high humidity, with frequent rain from the wet season (June–July). For a balance of comfort and fewer crowds, October is ideal, with averages around 19°C and bright skies.
What are Tokyo’s seasonal weather patterns?
Winter (December–February) is dry and cool, averaging 5–10°C, with rare snowfall. Spring warms quickly, reaching 20°C by May. The rainy season (baiu) runs June–July, bringing 150–200 mm of rain monthly. Summer (August) is the hottest, often exceeding 30°C and accompanied by typhoons. Autumn is crisp, with tokyo weather november averaging 13°C – excellent for sightseeing. For regional comparisons, see our Osaka weather by month and Australia weather hub.
Does it snow in Tokyo?
Tokyo sees light snow 1–3 times per year, usually in January or February. Accumulation rarely exceeds 5 centimetres, and streets clear quickly. It is not a reliable snow destination.
When is Tokyo’s rainy season?
The rainy season, known as baiu, runs from early June to mid-July. Expect overcast skies and frequent showers, with monthly rainfall around 167 mm. Humidity rises sharply, making conditions muggy.
How does Tokyo compare to Kyoto weather by month?
Kyoto has slightly cooler winters (0°C lows) and hotter summers (32°C highs) than Tokyo, but both share a similar rainy season and dry autumn. For more detail, see our Singapore weather by month for a tropical contrast.