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SPRING SEASON IN JAPAN

Spring in Japan is a time when the weather is nice, refreshing and pleasant. However, March, which is just after winter, can be cold, so be sure to pack a thick long-sleeved jacket or stole, or something even warmer like a winter coat if you are susceptible to cold. In April, there are more warm days, and you can opt for thinner long sleeved jackets or warm cardigans. Come May, there are even more warm days with higher temperatures, with maximum temperatures in Tokyo sometimes exceeding 25°C / 77°F, you can shed the thicker outers for light thin cardigans.

The above is the general weather conditions in Japan during spring. However, since Japan has a long north-south topography, the climate varies greatly depending on the region. For example, Hokkaido and Tohoku region in the north experience cold days even in May, so a long sleeved jacket up till then is necessary. On the other hand, in Okinawa Prefecture far down south, both temperature and humidity rise in May so bring short sleeved tops as well.

Beware Hayfever from Cedar and Cypress Pollen
Spring in Japan comes with an abundance of cedar and cypress pollen flying through the air, causing people to develop symptoms such as sneezing, itchy eyes, and runny noses. If you have a history of hayfever, and come to Japan in spring, it would be a good idea to bring medicines you usually use to control your symptoms. In addition, conditions for high pollen count include “good weather”, “dry”, and “strong winds”. If going out on a day like this, wear glasses and a mask for protection.

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