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Season Guide

Winter in Tokyo

Winter holidays in Tokyo offer a unique and unforgettable experience. Here are some guidelines that you can follow:

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Weather

  • Winter in Tokyo: lasts from December to March, with average temperatures ranging from 0°C to 10°C.

  • Coldest month: January, with average lows of around 3°C and highs of around 9°C. Temperatures can drop below 0°C at night, especially in January and February.

  • Snowfall in Tokyo: Not very often and usually not in large amounts.

  • Weather Winter in Tokyo: generally dry and sunny. Cold winds can blow, especially from the north.

Activities

  • Tasting winter culinary: typical Japanese dishes that warm the body, such as oden, nabe, ramen, yaki imo.

  • Soak in an Onsen: Onsen or hot springs are the perfect way to relax and warm up in the cold winter.

  • Skiing or snowboarding: at ski resorts around Tokyo, such as Gala Yuzawa or Karuizawa.

  • Visit the winter market: shop for souvenirs and try local food.

  • Enjoy the romantic atmosphere: Visit the Tokyo Tower or Tokyo Skytree at night.

  • Visit places that have a winter theme: such as light shows, ice skating, etc.

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Tips & Tricks

  • Prepare warm clothes: such as thick jackets, sweaters, thick trousers, and thermal clothing.

  • Always bring: gloves, hats, scarves, and thick socks to protect yourself from the cold.

  • If you plan to play in the snow: prepare waterproof boots and waterproof clothing.

  • Heat Pack: additional options to keep your body warm.

  • Weather forecast: pay attention to weather conditions before doing outdoor activities.

  • Prepare your body: As a citizen of a tropical country (if you are from Indonesia), winter will be a very different atmosphere from what your body is used to. Prepare yourself so you can enjoy winter in Japan more comfortably.

  • Follow the instructions and directions: Local guides and officers can provide tips on surviving winter weather for your safety and health.

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