What to Wear in Japan during Autumn: September, October and November
Cool coordinations suggested by UNIQLO for Autumn: September, October and November
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Are you wondering what to wear in Japan on your next trip? It is a little difficult to find out what the temperature is in foreign countries that you have not been to. Especially, Japan has four seasons with the large temperature difference. Today, I’d like to introduce what to wear and how warm/cold it is in Japan during autumn: September, October and November. Here are also some coordinations perfect for autumn in Japan suggested by Uniqlo, one of the best Japanese clothing brands.
What is the weather in Japan during autumn
Autumn is one of the most comfortable seasons in Japan. Not too hot or too cold. Here, we have the daily average temperatures in Tokyo between 2010 and 2021. Please refer this when you are considering what to wear. If you plan to take a trip to Hokkaido or Tohoku areas, they have a little colder temperature than Tokyo, especially in November.
Average temperatures in Tokyo:
September: 22-25°C (71.6-77°F)
October: 16-20°C (60.8-68°F)
November: 12-15°C (53.6-59°F)
More info about travelling Japan in Autumn:
What to wear
In September, only T-shirts are enough in the daytime, but you may feel a little cold in early morning and at night. It’s better to wear long-sleeve shirts or put a jacket/coat in October and November. You would need a coat in the late November. Northern Japan including Hokkaido and Tohoku region gets cold earlier than other areas.
Outfits picked out by Uniqlo
One of the leading Japanese clothing brands Uniqlo shows these coordinations below with the latest outfits for both men and women. You don’t need to bring lots of clothes from your country since there are a large number of clothing stores including Uniqlo all over Japan.
Men’s
Left for September: Plaid shirt (1,980 yen + tax), T-shirt (1,000 yen + tax), Chino pants (2,990 yen + tax)
Middle for October: Navy Shirt (1,990 yen + tax), Hoodie (2,990 yen + tax), Slim jeans (2,990 yen + tax)
Right for November: Hoodie (2,990 yen + tax), Ultra Light Down Jacket (5,990 yen + tax), Chino pants (2,990 yen + tax)
Check more coordinations for men>>https://www.uniqlo.com/jp/stylingbook/pc/men
Women’s
Left for September: Blouse (1,990 yen + tax), Skirt (2,990 yen + tax)
Middle for October: Denim jacket (3,990 yen + tax), Sweater (2,990 yen + tax), Skirt (TBD)
Right for November: Cashmere coat (14,990 yen + tax), Sweater (TBD), Jeans (2,990 yen + tax)
Check more coordinations for women>>https://www.uniqlo.com/jp/stylingbook/pc/women
*These coordinations above are just instances, so all of them are not necessarily sold at Uniqlo in this season.
More info about Uniqlo and shopping in Japan, check these articles!!
If you plan to take a trip to Japan in autumn, check the latest information about events and things to do in the season.
▽Have a plan to visit other seasons in Japan?? Then check these articles! ▽
▶︎What to Wear in Japan in Spring (March-May)
▶︎What to Wear in Japan in Summer (June-August)
▶︎What to Wear in Japan in Winter (December-February)
You can buy high-quality clothes at an affordable price in Japan, however, some people want to bring their favorite ones to travel foreign countries. Did you find out what to wear in Japan in autumn? For more info about autumn and shopping in Japan, check these articles below, too.
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Hi! I’m a writer and editor at Japan Web Magazine. Since 2017, I’ve written over 500 articles covering a wide range of Japan-related topics—must-visit travel spots, local food culture, helpful travel tips, seasonal events, anime, manga, and more. I travel all over Japan, from the snowy landscapes of Hokkaido to the tropical beaches of Okinawa. My hobbies, such as hunting for the best ramen shops and keeping up with the latest anime every season, help me share the magic of Japan with people from all over the world. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a Japan fan planning your dream trip, I want to help you experience the best of what this country has to offer. After traveling to many countries around the world, I still love Japan the most, and I continue to share information while making the most of my perspective as someone who was born and raised here. 📲 Connect with me ▷You can find more of my writing and follow my latest thoughts on Japan over on Medium. A bit more about me: 🗾 Traveler at heart ▷Most unforgettable trip: Chichijima Island, a remote island that takes over 23 hours to reach by ferry from Tokyo! ▷Favorite neighborhood in Tokyo: Kagurazaka 🍜 Foodie life ▷Obsessed with sushi and ramen ▷Proud foodie moment: Scored a seat at the legendary Sukiyabashi Jiro 🎌 Passionate otaku ▷Favorite anime: March Comes in Like a Lion and Attack on Titan ▷Manga I live by: One Piece and Slam Dunk
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