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Quick Facts
Best Time to Visit: March–May, October–November
Recommended Stay: 4–7 Days
Currency: Japanese Yen (JPY)
Transport: JR East / Shinkansen / Tokyo Metro / IC Card (Suica or PASMO)
Kanto Weather
The Kanto region has four distinct seasons, with temperatures ranging from around 2°C in winter to 31°C in summer. Summers are hot and humid, while winters are generally cold, dry, and sunny. Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable weather for sightseeing.
1) Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Kanto is during spring (March–May) for cherry blossoms and autumn (October–November) for colorful foliage and pleasant temperatures.
2) Rainy Season
The rainy season typically lasts from early June to mid-July. Typhoons may occasionally affect the region between August and October, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.
3) What to Wear
- Spring & Autumn: Light jacket or cardigan
- Summer: Lightweight breathable clothing, hat, and umbrella
- Winter: Warm coat, sweater, and scarf
4) Covered Destinations
- Tokyo
- Yokohama
- Kamakura
- Hakone
- Nikko
- Kawaguchiko (Mt. Fuji Area)
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