Tokyo Weather in March

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Season: Early spring

As spring is coming, Tokyo weather in March is featured with moderate temperature. The average highest temperature is about 13℃ (55.4℉), the average lowest is 7℃ (44.6℉), and the average temperature reaches around 10℃ (50℉). Rainfall increases gradually, totaling to 118mm, in the form of raindrops but seldom snowflakes. Therefore, it would be better to take a folded umbrella during your travel. In general, Tokyo weather in March is warm and comfortable. There is no need for warm clothes. A sweater plus an overcoat like windbreaker are proper.
 
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Tokyo in Early March
 

Averages for Tokyo Weather in March

Temperature: 10°C / 50°F
High Temperature: 13°C / 55.4°F
Low Temperature: 7°C / 44.6°F
Humidity: 54%
Rainfall: 118 mm
Rainy Days: 10 days
Sunrise: 05:30 ~ 06:12
Sunset: 17:36 ~ 18:02

What to Wear in Tokyo in March

Spring is coming! So, visitors could abandon thick winter clothes. In general, a sweater, a jacket or windbreaker, and thermal pants are enough. In the first half of March, visitors may need to take scarf and other warm outer wear to cope with temperature drops.
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Top Things to Do in Tokyo in March

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Tokyo SpringLate March is the right time to appreciate cherry blossom as well as multiple other flowers in Tokyo. Cherry blossom festival is celebrated in Ueno Park, Sumida Park along the river banks, and so on. On March 3, Girls’ Day in Japan, people put elegant traditional dolls on display stage to pray for health and happiness for girls, which is worth a look, too. The distinctive round Dharma tumbler is a mascot to pray for good luck. Dharma Tumbler Fair, held on March 3 and 4 at Jindai-ji Temple, is also a grand occasion with about 300 stalls selling the tumblers in different sizes and designs. Visitors can ask monks there to help you paint eyes by Sanskrit calligraphy.
 
 

Tips

1. Do in Rome as Romans do. In addition to enjoying oriental cherry blossoms, picnic under the blooming trees can be sweet memories. You’d better prepare picnic mat, Japanese bento, flatware and garbage bags in advance; because those in park might be a little expensive.

2. As many flowers are blooming, visitors may take a mask if you are allergic or sensitive to pollen and willow catkin.
- Last updated on Apr. 10, 2024 by Catherine He -
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