Tokyo Weather Today & Seasonal Temperatures

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Tokyo Weather - Best Times to Visit Tokyo
30 Sep, 2025 TokyoWeather:Mostly clear.Northeasterly wind:0–10 km/hour.Humidity:59%.Sunrise/Sunset:05:34/17:27
TokyoDriving:Suitable.Running:Suitable.Cycling:Suitable
Tokyo has a humid subtropical climate which means mild winters and warm and wet summers. While visitors come to Tokyo year-round, but the best time to explore the city is in Spring (March to May) and Fall (September to November). During these two seasons, the weather is pleasant, and Tokyo is exceptionally beautiful with blossoming flowers in Spring and colorful foliage in Fall. The hottest month is August with an average high temperature of 31C (88F) and the coldest month is January with an average high of 9 C (48 F). If you prefer to holiday in summer and don’t mind the heat, expect short rainfall almost every day and high humidity. There is a rainy season in Tokyo, which typically lasts from early June to mid-July.There are several peak tourist seasons in Tokyo when visitors should expect large crowds and high prices. First is the end of March to early April when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, then again in the Golden Week (end of April to the first week of May) when a number of holidays mean locals flock to Tokyo and all scenic areas to celebrate. The same is for Fall when crowds gather for the vibrant foliage. Besides the weeks between Christmas and New Year, traveling during the off-season (late autumn through March) can save you a bundle.
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Tokyo Weather Temperature

Did you know that Tokyo is not just about sushi and anime? It’s a city full of surprises. From ancient temples to modern skyscrapers, Tokyo blends old and new like nowhere else. For many Filipinos, Tokyo is a dream destination – clean streets, efficient trains, and endless shopping spots. But what many don’t expect is how tricky Tokyo’s weather can be, especially if you’re visiting for the first time.

This simple guide will help you understand Tokyo weather – from its cool winters to hot, sticky summers. You’ll learn the best time to visit, what clothes to bring, and how to enjoy your trip without letting the weather spoil your plans. Whether you’re going for cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, or just to explore the city, being prepared for Tokyo’s weather will make your trip much smoother.

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Tokyo Weather and Climate Guide

Tokyo’s weather can be weird. One minute it’s sunny, the next you’re stuck in a random downpour. It can feel freezing or like you’re melting, depending on when you visit. So, better to be ready than miserable. Here’s a straight-up guide based on the season:

☀️ SUMMER (June to August)

Ghibli Museum

Feels like: Manila, but hotter and stickier.

  • Expect 30°C to 37°C.
  • Very humid, you’ll sweat easily.
  • Sudden rain showers are common.
  • Typhoons sometimes hit in August.

What to Bring/Wear:
✅ Light, breathable clothes (cotton shirts, shorts)
✅ Slippers or comfy sneakers
✅ Umbrella or raincoat
✅ Face towel or portable fan
✅ Always carry water – hydration is key

Travel Tip:
Inside trains, malls, and shops, aircon can be super cold. Bring a light jacket if you don’t want to freeze after sweating outdoors.

🍁 AUTUMN (September to November)

Mount Fuji

Feels like: Baguio in December, minus the fog.

  • Best weather for walking and exploring.
  • Cooler, cleaner air (15°C to 25°C).
  • Trees change colors – nice for photos.
  • Less rain, clear skies most days.

What to Bring/Wear:
✅ T-shirts for daytime
✅ Light jacket or hoodie for the evening
✅ Comfortable walking shoes

Travel Tip:
If you don’t like sweating, this is the perfect season for you to visit Tokyo.

❄️ WINTER (December to February)

Mount Fuji

Feels like: Tagaytay at night – but colder.

  • Daytime can feel okay (8°C to 12°C), but nights drop to around 2°C to 5°C.
  • Very dry air; no snow in Tokyo itself, but nearby areas might have snow.

What to Bring/Wear:
✅ Thick jacket or coat
✅ Sweater or hoodie
✅ Scarf, gloves, and beanie (January is the coldest)
✅ Lip balm and lotion for dry skin
✅ Heat packs (sold in 7-Eleven or Lawson)

Travel Tip:
Planning to see snow? Places like Mt. Fuji or Nagano are nearby and easy to visit from Tokyo.

🌸 SPRING (March to May)

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Feels like: “Presko” but can shift between cool and warm.

  • Perfect for cherry blossom viewing.
  • Temperature ranges from 10°C to 20°C.
  • Some days are sunny, others rainy or windy.

What to Bring/Wear:
✅ Light layers (T-shirt + hoodie + light jacket)
✅ Small umbrella (sudden rain is common)
✅ Comfy shoes for walking and sakura viewing

Travel Tip:
Mornings and evenings are cooler, so always bring a jacket even if daytime feels warm.

The Ultimate Tokyo Weather Guide

Tokyo has four clear seasons, and each one feels different. The weather can change fast, so it’s best to know what to expect—lalo na if you’re used to the tropical heat of the Philippines. Whether you're chasing cherry blossoms or shopping in Shibuya, being ready for Tokyo’s weather will help you enjoy your trip more.

🌸 Spring (March to May)

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Temperature: 10°C – 20°C
Weather: Cool mornings, warm afternoons, but sometimes rainy or windy. Cherry blossom season happens around late March to early April.

How it feels:
In the morning, it feels like Baguio before sunrise—lamig! But by lunchtime, the sun’s out and it can get warm. You’ll remove your jacket, then suddenly need it again when the wind picks up.

What to pack:
✅ Light jacket or hoodie
✅ T-shirt for layering
✅ Small umbrella (rain can come anytime)
✅ Comfortable shoes for walking
✅ Powerbank for all the photos you’ll take of cherry blossoms

☀️ Summer (June to August)

Kokyo Gaien National Garden

Temperature: 27°C – 37°C
Weather: Very hot, very humid, with sudden rain showers. July and August are the hottest months. Typhoons might also hit around late summer.

How it feels:
Imagine Manila at noon, but the air is heavier. You’ll sweat as soon as you step outside. Malls and trains blast aircon though, so you might get chills after sweating.

What to pack:
✅ Light and breathable clothes (cotton shirts, shorts)
✅ Extra shirt – trust us, you’ll need it
✅ Face towel or portable fan
✅ Umbrella or raincoat (for sudden rain)
✅ Cap or hat, plus sunblock
✅ Water bottle – staying hydrated is important

Tip: Look out for heatstroke warnings during extreme days.

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🍁 Autumn (September to November)

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Temperature: 15°C – 25°C
Weather: Cool, dry, and comfortable. Less rain. This is Tokyo’s “relaxing” season – perfect for sightseeing.

How it feels:
Think Baguio in December, but drier. The air feels fresh, perfect for walking around parks and busy streets. Trees start changing colors—beautiful for photos.

What to pack:
✅ T-shirts during the day
✅ Light jacket or sweater for cooler nights
✅ Comfy sneakers or sandals
✅ Camera—you’ll want to capture the autumn leaves

Tip: This is the best time to visit if you don’t like extreme heat or cold.

❄️ Winter (December to February)

Senso-ji

Temperature: 2°C – 10°C
Weather: Cold, dry, and sometimes windy. Tokyo doesn’t usually get snow, but nearby areas do.

How it feels:
Colder than Tagaytay at night. Even if it’s sunny, the wind can feel freezing. Air is very dry, so your lips and skin might crack without care.

What to pack:
✅ Thick jacket or coat
✅ Hoodie or sweater for layering
✅ Scarf, bonnet, gloves (January is the coldest)
✅ Closed shoes (boots or sneakers)
✅ Lip balm and lotion – your skin will thank you
✅ Heat packs from convenience stores for extra warmth

Tip: Hotels and trains are well-heated, but stepping outside can feel like entering a freezer.

Monthly Average Temperatures in Tokyo

Tokyo Tower
MonthAvg. Low (°C)Avg. High (°C)

January

2°C

9°C

February

3°C

10°C

March

6°C

14°C

April

10°C

19°C

May

15°C

23°C

June

18°C

26°C

July

22°C

31°C

August

24°C

32°C

September

20°C

28°C

October

14°C

22°C

November

9°C

17°C

December

4°C

12°C

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What to Expect Each Month in Tokyo

Senso-ji

🧣 January – February

Super Lamig, Dry, at Sunny
Tokyo is cold during these months—expect 2°C to 10°C. Mornings and nights feel like aircon at full blast. It’s mostly sunny but windy and dry. No snow in Tokyo itself, but nearby areas like Mt. Fuji might have snow. You’ll need a thick jacket, scarf, and gloves especially if lakwatsero ka.

Tip:
Pasok sa mood ang ramen, hot drinks, and warm cafés.

🌸 March – May

Cherry Blossoms and Presko Weather
Spring is one of the best times in Tokyo. Temperatures start at 10°C and warm up to 20°C. Early mornings can still be cold, but afternoons are sunny and comfortable. Cherry blossoms bloom around late March to early April. Some rainy days, but mostly good for walking.

Tip:
Bring a jacket in the morning but be ready to remove it by lunch.

🌧️ June – September

Mainit, Malagkit, Maulan (Tokyo Summer)
If you’ve survived Manila summer, expect the same or worse. Temps hit 30°C to 35°C. Humidity is intense—you’ll sweat right after leaving your hotel. June and July are rainy months. August is super hot. Typhoons sometimes pass through in late summer, causing heavy rains.

What to Bring:
Fan, extra shirts, umbrella, and always hydrate.

Tip:
Shops and trains have strong aircon. Pwede ka lamigin after sweating, so dalhin ang light jacket.

🍁 October – November

Best Weather – Chill, Clean Air, Clear Skies
Temperature drops to a comfortable 15°C to 25°C. Less humid, fewer rainy days, and perfect for long walks. Trees change color—autumn leaves everywhere! Nice for park hopping, street food, and market visits.

Tip:
You’ll enjoy exploring Tokyo without getting pagod from heat or lamig.

🧥 December

Colder Days Start Again
It’s like January light—temps between 5°C to 12°C. Mornings and nights are cold, but daytime sun helps a bit. Dry air can make your skin and lips crack, so bring lotion and lip balm.

Tip:
Even if it looks sunny, lamig pa rin. Layer your clothes before going out.

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Best Time to Visit Tokyo

Akihabara

These months give you the “sakto lang” weather—not too hot, not too cold. Clear skies, fresh air, and perfect for walking around Shibuya, visiting temples, shopping, or hunting street food without sweating like crazy or freezing in the wind.

🌸 Why Visit During These Times?

🍡 Spring (Late March to May)

This is cherry blossom season. The weather is cool but not painfully cold—like Baguio in the morning but sunnier in the afternoon. You’ll see sakura trees all over parks and streets. It’s easy to explore the city without getting too tired from heat or cold. Just bring a light jacket for mornings and evenings.

🍁 Autumn (October to Early December)

Many Filipinos say this is the best season in Tokyo. Why? Fresh air, clear skies, and colorful autumn leaves. You won’t get sticky or sweaty, and you won’t need super thick jackets either. Great weather for walking, shopping, and sightseeing. A light jacket or sweater is usually enough. Plus, the city looks extra beautiful with orange and red trees everywhere.

🎄 Early December

It’s already cool but not as freezing as January. Christmas lights and displays start showing up in the city, even if Japan doesn’t celebrate Christmas the same way as the Philippines. Great time for cozy cafés and holiday vibes.

⚠️ When to Be Careful:

🌧️ Summer (June to September)

Honestly, this can be tough for Filipinos who hate humidity. It’s as hot—or sometimes hotter—than Manila, and the air is heavy. Plus, it rains often, especially in June and July. Typhoons might also hit in late summer. Not the best season if you don’t like sticky, sweaty days or sudden storms.

🧧 Golden Week (Late April to Early May)

It’s a local holiday season. Shops stay open, but tourist spots get super crowded. Hotels can be expensive, and trains are packed. If you don’t like crowds, avoid this week.

🎉 Pro Tip: Planning the perfect trip? Don’t miss the Best Time to Visit Tokyo guide — it’s got everything from top things to do in Tokyo and the where to stay in Tokyo, to handy tips and local insights to help you travel smarter!

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5 star

9.3/10Great685 Reviews
Central Tokyo Tokyo|2.87km from city center
The ambiance is absolutely wonderful, complemented by a beautiful Japanese garden. The rooms are incredibly spacious and exude a classic, sophisticated charm. The location is also excellent, just a 5-minute walk to Akasaka-Mitsuke subway station. From this station, you can reach popular areas like Ginza, Roppongi, and Omotesando directly in just two or three stops. A taxi ride to these areas would also only take about 10-15 minutes. Staying here is incredibly convenient! It truly is a rare hotel in Tokyo that offers a resort-like getaway experience.
FromPHP 12,127
9.2/10Great1053 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.49km from city center
A smoking room was my top priority, and this hotel delivered. The location is excellent, right next to Ginza. Shimbashi Station is within walking distance, and major stations like JR Yurakucho, Ginza Subway Station, and Shimbashi (both JR and subway) are all about a 10-minute walk away. While not exactly 'right next door' to the stations, its proximity to Ginza makes it incredibly convenient for shopping, with most places easily reachable on foot. It offers a peaceful retreat in a vibrant area. There's even a Don Quijote open until 4 AM nearby. The rooms, typical of Japanese hotels, are compact but fully functional and spotlessly clean. The 16th-floor lobby provides distant views of Tokyo Tower. The service quality is notably superior to average business chain hotels; staff are remarkably proactive, often approaching guests to offer help before you even reach the front desk. I will definitely stay here again. This place is a hidden gem!
FromPHP 12,609
9.5/10Amazing1408 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.66km from city center
The service was absolutely flawless. From the moment I stepped into the hotel, I didn't touch my luggage; the bellhop seamlessly delivered it from the entrance to my room. At check-out, the front desk thoughtfully inquired about my experience. As for the location, its Ginza address provides exceptional convenience for exploring any part of the city. It's ideally situated near Hibiya Park and the Imperial Palace, truly a peaceful oasis amidst the urban bustle. Just 50 meters away, a vibrant food street comes alive at night, bustling with locals enjoying delicious and affordable izakaya meals. I won't elaborate on other frequently praised aspects, such as the elevator flowers or the lobby bar's feature wall, as they're well-covered in other reviews.
FromPHP 16,448
9.2/10Great3019 Reviews
Suidobashi/Tokyo Dome Tokyo|3.75km from city center
We had an amazing stay at Tokyo Dome Hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo. The location is unbeatable—just steps away from Tokyo Dome City and several train and subway lines, making it super convenient to get around the city. The room was clean, spacious (especially by Tokyo standards), and had a stunning view of the skyline. The beds were comfortable, and I appreciated the thoughtful amenities like the air purifier and the in-room fridge. Housekeeping kept everything spotless during my stay. Staff were incredibly friendly and professional. Check-in was smooth, and everyone I interacted with spoke English and was eager to help with directions and recommendations. Breakfast at Rilassa was delicious with a wide variety of Japanese and Western options. There's also a Lawson convenience store right inside the hotel, which was really handy. It can get a bit busy during events at Tokyo Dome, but the hotel is well-organized and manages the crowds efficiently. Overall, Tokyo Dome Hotel exceeded my expectations. It’s perfect for families, business travelers, and anyone who wants a comfortable and well-connected base in Tokyo. I will definitely stay here again on my next visit!
FromPHP 5,423
9.1/10Great1478 Reviews
Tokyo Tower Area Tokyo|2.41km from city center
Excellent stay, truly embodying the quality one would expect from a well-established hotel. Check-in at the front desk was a bit slow. Apparently, check-in for this room type should be handled upstairs, which wasn't clearly stated in the room description. It seems the hotel doesn't fully update its listings on platforms like Ctrip. Several value-added services weren't mentioned, and I would have completely missed them if I hadn't bothered to check their official website. Allow me to list some of these perks: My room, which I believe was a deluxe category, included complimentary access to the gym, swimming pool (complete with a massage hot spring pool and sauna, offering free temporary swimwear and towels), a natural hot spring bath, and bowling alley privileges. Upon check-in, I also received a voucher for a complimentary drink at any of the hotel's restaurants/bars. The in-room bathtub is a jet-massage tub featuring a 'wave' function. They also provided two complimentary skincare sets, each containing four single-use sachets of what appeared to be La Mer co-branded makeup remover, facial cleanser, toner, and moisturizer. (I'm not entirely certain it was a direct La Mer collaboration, but the sachets did bear the 'LAMER' logo. If it was, this hotel ranks second in terms of high-end skincare amenities I've received; the first place goes to a hotel that provided CPB eye cream samples along with a deluxe travel set of their toner, emulsion, and essence.) Finally, the location is excellent. I was able to comfortably walk to Ginza from the hotel.
FromPHP 12,911
8.7/10Very Good188 Reviews
Akasaka Tokyo|2.21km from city center
Everything was perfect, special thanks to the receptionist who booked me in and helpfully offered me late checkout, which was certainly appreciated. The receptionist at checkout was also excellent, very considerately noticed I was carrying a lot of coins and offered to change for me to notes. These small things really made all the difference, thank you! The hotel itself also excellent and my room was refurbished. It was expensive as I booked at the last minute during the holidays, but still worth it!
FromPHP 21,976
9.1/10Great822 Reviews
Odaiba Tokyo|5.01km from city center
My four-night stay at Hilton Tokyo Odaiba was exceptional. The hotel’s stunning waterfront location offered breathtaking views of Tokyo Bay and Rainbow Bridge. My room was spacious, modern, and spotless, making it a perfect retreat after exploring the city. Staff members were incredibly helpful, attentive, and friendly, significantly enhancing my experience. The breakfast buffet was fantastic, with a wide variety of delicious options. Hilton Tokyo Odaiba provided comfort, convenience, and top-notch hospitality—I highly recommend it for any Tokyo visit.
FromPHP 16,962
8.9/10Very Good425 Reviews
Shinagawa Tokyo|4.74km from city center
The room was bright and of a good size. It came with Mikimoto toiletries, and I even took the unused ones home. The pillows deserve a special mention, as they were the most comfortable I've ever slept on in a hotel. The hotel also features its own beautiful garden courtyard, which is perfect for a relaxing half-hour stroll. Transportation is very convenient. A shuttle bus provides direct service to Meguro Station, and from there, the Yamanote Line offers excellent access to Shibuya, Harajuku, and Shinjuku. Getting to Yokohama is also straightforward. Taxis are readily available 24/7 right outside the hotel entrance. A taxi ride to Haneda Airport cost around ¥3,000-¥4,000, which I considered a reasonable price. The only minor issue was that the in-room coffee machine wasn't very clean, so I'd recommend checking it thoroughly before use.
FromPHP 10,135

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Business travel

8.8/10Very Good1252 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.29km from city center
The location was very convenient and really close to major metro lines . The view from the high floor was nice especially for watching the sunset. As others have posted the room was really small. If you stay more then two days you will need to close your suitcase and organize your things when housekeeping comes. Otherwise they wouldn’t be able to get very far into the room. The water filer and ice machine on the room floor was really helpful especially when going out for the day with the July heat. The room was not so clean. When I went to use the humidifier it was covered in dust which set off my allergies. Also one of the walls had water damage.There was also a badly done patch on the corner of the wall. The lack of more than one outlet next the bed was annoying, especially when the provided charger didn’t work. One of the reasons I booked was the “lounge”. It was quite disappointing. It was loud in the room and it was right next to a smoking room. The available beverages were not that great. I don’t drink coffee and the juice was so sugary. One more thing that was a little annoying, but not necessarily a negative was housekeeping giving me new towels everyday even though I never put used towels outside with my trashcan in the morning. I stayed less than a week so I was fine using the two provided towels, so I had two bags of new towels sitting on my floor until housekeeping cleaned my room.
FromPHP 5,153
9/10Great834 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.44km from city center
Just 3 mins walk to Ginza main street. The hotel provides tons of free amenities you can pick up by yourself. There is a tax free store and a 7-11 just on the opposite side of the street.
FromPHP 7,693
9.1/10Great1515 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.89km from city center
Provide the gym room and close to the subway . Only 3 mins.very small room but services is very good as they can replied my email about the language shipping question and help me pick up the luggage. Provide the skin care . Love it so much
FromPHP 6,158
9.3/10Great810 Reviews
Odaiba Tokyo|4.77km from city center
The hotel is very close to Tokyo Big Site and TeamLabs Permanent show. It is right on the yurikamome station and the Rinkan station. The room was new, large, and with a nice with in Tokyo bay. Everything is fine except the coldness and robotic attitude of the entire staff (Daiwa staff tends to be like that in all Daiwa hotels, particularly with non Japanese clients).
FromPHP 8,640
9/10Great1525 Reviews
Tokyo Tower Area Tokyo|2.05km from city center
Located in Shiba Park with an unblocked view of the iconic Tokyo Tower, this hotel offers a fabulous experience to me. I could easily walk to the Senso Ji temple next to the hotel and have free shuttle to JR station (although it is within 7-10 minutes walk).
FromPHP 10,290
8.8/10Very Good496 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.34km from city center
Amazing choice if you want to stay in Ginza Highly recommend to stay here, location is great it's just 200m from a nearest subway station, and if you come from Haneda airport it's so convenient to take subway, it's straight way with no transfer! The room itself was really nice and clean, all the toiletries you can get at the reception floor including some tea and coffee We also enjoyed the view from the window 👌 It is also super close to popular restaurants, such as Happy Pancake
FromPHP 7,587
9.2/10Great539 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|1.42km from city center
I genuinely enjoyed my stay at this hotel. While the price is certainly on the higher side, the view of the bustling train tracks and the sunrise was incredibly invigorating. Breakfast, though not the most varied I've encountered in my travels, offered excellent quality and a fantastic view. Its location directly above Tokyo Station, just one subway stop from Ginza, is incredibly convenient. Oh, and for those heading to the airport, the bus stop is nearby, and the ¥1500 service to Narita is a really convenient and budget-friendly option!
FromPHP 9,522
9.2/10Great563 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|0.99km from city center
The hotel boasts an excellent location, though the rooms are uncomfortably small. However, they were spotlessly clean. The front desk staff were very polite, and breakfast was decent. Being directly opposite Tokyo Station makes it perfect for travelers with large luggage, offering incredibly easy access for getting around and taking the Shinkansen. A convenient shuttle bus to Narita Airport is available for 1500 JPY one-way. Note that the bus doesn't accept cash; tickets must be purchased at the nearby ticket office.
FromPHP 8,844

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Breakfast

8.8/10Very Good640 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.31km from city center
The hotel boasts an excellent location. With a subway exit right outside, it's incredibly convenient for getting around. The Ginza shopping district is just a 5-minute walk away, and there are plenty of dining options and convenience stores nearby – everything you could need! While the rooms are on the smaller side, they are spotlessly clean. A major plus is the onsen (hot spring) facility, and they even provide a high-quality Refa hairdryer. Highly recommend!
FromPHP 5,913
9.1/10Great67 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|1.84km from city center
Worried about the room's small size, I booked the Matsu room. The design was fantastic, creating a Zen-like sanctuary within Tokyo. Facilities: Two tatami beds with very comfortable bedding; a spacious separate dressing room; a large sofa that doubles as a bed; and a small, comfortable sofa in the bathroom. Environment: The shared living room was very convenient, offering snacks. The Japanese corn crisps were delicious, and small scoops of ice cream were available all day. The rooftop hot springs are truly unique, with two connected indoor and outdoor areas. The water is slightly yellow and has a sulfurous smell. It's a genuine hot spring! After a soak, your body feels smooth, and a bottle of iced milk is a complete revelation. The hotel's location is not very obvious, hidden away in the city. The driver had to drive around a bit before finding the underground drop-off point. Service: Most of the staff were female. Upon arrival, they didn't help with my luggage, but simply stood by and directed the hired driver, which was a bit surprising. The receptionist had to approach and clearly stated they would only greet me if they needed to communicate. After checking out, while waiting for the car in the lobby, no one asked if I wanted a drink of water. The overall feeling was quite distant.
FromPHP 53,532
9.2/10Great1148 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|2.06km from city center
The room was incredibly clean and comfortable. Power outlets were conveniently located by the bed and on the desk, making charging devices a breeze. The room itself was quite spacious, and the 12th-floor room I was assigned was also very quiet. The front desk's service was very thoughtful, offering a range of amenities like toothbrushes, combs, facial cleanser, makeup remover, and complimentary coffee and tea bags. I only remembered to take photos after I'd hung up my clothes, by which time my belongings were already piled up. The elevator required a key card swipe to access the desired floor, which provided a strong sense of security.
FromPHP 4,851
8.8/10Very Good222 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.36km from city center
Hotel was really comfortable and in a very good location and not too rowdy. Room was small as to be expected in Tokyo but everything was efficiently designed and I’m sure to stay here again on my next visit to Tokyo. Hotel staff were all very prompt and friendly when you need anything.
FromPHP 7,366
9.1/10Great711 Reviews
Roppongi Tokyo|3.16km from city center
The location of this hotel is simply unbeatable. It's street-facing, situated right above a transfer station for two subway lines. Tokyo Midtown and Roppongi Hills are on either side, and you can even get direct views of Tokyo Tower. There are also many fantastic restaurants nearby, plus two convenience stores. However, check-in at the front desk is automated, and you don't get to choose your room (my request for a specific room was not accommodated). For some rooms, especially those on lower floors or positioned slightly off-center, the view of Tokyo Tower isn't complete.
FromPHP 6,737
9.1/10Great180 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.41km from city center
I appreciated the complimentary welcome drink provided by the hotel. The staff were fluent in English and very responsive to my emails before my arrival. While the hotel room was small, it was functional, which seems typical for hotels in Tokyo. I arrived on a weekend, and the roads leading to the hotel were blocked. If you’re driving with a lot of luggage, this is something to keep in mind. I had to park in a nearby building a few minutes away and carry my heavy bags to the hotel. Unfortunately, I found a black bug on the bed on my first night. As we were too tired to change rooms after unpacking, we didn’t inform the concierge. However, I strongly recommend the hotel be more thorough with their room cleaning, as this was an unpleasant experience.
FromPHP 13,320
9.2/10Great684 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|1.13km from city center
I stayed here for 4 nights on my recent solo trip and I would recommend this hotel for its convenience as it is located just opposite Tokyo station which makes it convenient to get to and fro from the airport or anywhere. Although small, the room is well equipped and clean and the staff are helpful. Would recommend to stay here especially if you would like a clean and fuss free place for a short stay.
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9/10Great659 Reviews
Haneda Airport/Kamata Tokyo|13.45km from city center
I love it! 4.5/ 5 (the 0.5 deducted has a reason that may be just my problem or their problem.) Location : 5/5 Super near to Haneda Airport. Took the keikyu line from Haneda to Ana-inari station which wasn't a long journey. The walk from station to hotel wasn't long either! Outside the hotel is peaceful, not a lot of tourist in the area and quite a nice view outside. At least I'm not looking into someone's else house or whatever. There is airport shuttle bus which I took to Haneda next morning. Absolutely stress free location and traveling process for a First time solo traveler who is doing her own transfer flight. Restaurant and Konbini nearby so no worries regarding eating. Room : Room is spacious! I've booked the double room for smoking. For two people, I think the space is absolutely adequate. So dor a single person, it's even better! Everything is clean, amenities well equipped. !!However the 0.5 comes : I think my room shower is broken? I tried everything and twist everywhere to turn the shower on but it didn't work ! I wanted to call frontdesk to ask them to help me but I was too tired so I ran a bath instead. (Shower room has a shower tap and bath tap) ....Maybe they need cleaning staff to also check the taps when they clean. hotel : Check in is at 3pm. I got there at 2pm, they have free luggage keeping service. By the time I came back from exploration, my baggages were already delivered to my room for me. Check in have two types ; Self check in and staff check in. I did staff check in. Overall: Hotel Haneda Mystay is worth my money. I could eat well (hotel restaurant was nice too!), sleep well and able to go to my flight next morning on time and just well rested and chilled. I recommend this hotel to anyone who's catching a self-transfer flight the next day or want to explore Ota Ward.
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🌦️ Bonus Tip: Download a Weather App Before You Fly to Tokyo

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Tokyo weather can surprise you—sunny in the morning, then bigla na lang uulan. To avoid hassle while exploring, download a weather app before your trip. It’ll help you decide if you should bring a jacket, umbrella, or just enjoy walking around.

Here are some useful apps to help you:

📱 AccuWeather

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Shows updates by the minute. Good for knowing when rain or strong wind is coming. Super helpful if you’re planning to visit parks, temples, or go shopping.

📱 Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA)

This is Japan’s official weather service. It gives accurate forecasts, typhoon updates, and even earthquake alerts. It’s a must-have, especially during summer typhoon season.

📱 Google Weather or Trip.com App

Easy-to-use for quick weather checks. Trip.com also gives travel tips, nearby restaurants, and transport info—helpful if you’re moving around the city.

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✈️ Final Travel Tips Before You Fly to Tokyo

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Tokyo weather can be tricky—sunny at breakfast, rainy by lunch. But that’s part of the adventure! Whether you're exploring Shibuya, visiting temples, or hunting street food in Asakusa, knowing the weather will help you enjoy more and worry less.

Before your trip, don’t forget to:

Book your Manila to Tokyo flights early – Keep an eye out for promo fares! Japan trips can get pricey, so catching a seat sale helps a lot.

Pick the right hotel in Tokyo – Do you want a quiet spot near a park, or somewhere near Shinjuku nightlife? Staying near a train station is super useful for getting around.

Set up a Japan eSIM or pocket Wi-Fi – You’ll need internet for Google Maps, weather updates, and finding the nearest ramen shop when you’re lost.

With a little planning, rain or shine, you’ll enjoy Tokyo like a pro—without getting too stressed sa lamig o ulan.

FAQ: Tokyo Weather & Temperature

  • Is Tokyo colder than Baguio?

    Yes. Especially during winter (December to February). Some days feel like aircon full blast outside, especially at night. Temperatures can drop to around 5°C or even lower. Bring jackets!
  • Does Tokyo get super hot?

    Oo! From June to September, Tokyo can feel like Manila in April or May. Humid and sweaty. Temps reach 30°C or more, but the sticky air makes it feel hotter. Always bring a small towel and water.
  • Does it snow in Tokyo?

    Rarely. Snow is not common in central Tokyo. Sometimes there’s light snow in January or February, but it usually melts fast. If you want real snow, head to nearby places like Nagano or Fuji area.
  • What’s the best month to visit Tokyo?

    March to May (Spring) or October to November (Autumn). These months feel just right—cool air, clear skies, and no extreme heat or cold. Perfect for walking and sightseeing.
  • Typhoons in Tokyo?

    Yes, but not often. From August to October, typhoons can hit. Trains and flights might get delayed, but Tokyo is very prepared. Always check your weather app during these months.
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