Hachinohe Station

Hachinohe Station

2-2 Aza Tatenda, Shirouchi-cho, Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture, 039-1101   MAP

Current weather and clothing

weather and Clothing:~5℃(~41℉)|Jweather.net|Yuriteq Japan

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Yearly temperature changes and recommended clothing

Clothing recommendations for each temperature range

When traveling in Japan with the following average temperatures, the recommended clothing is as follows:

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Average temperature: 25 degrees Celsius or higher

Light and breathable clothing such as cotton T-shirts, shorts, or sundresses. Protect against heat by wearing a hat, sunglasses, and using a parasol or umbrella. Using a fan or carrying a hand-held fan may also provide relief. Be sure to hydrate frequently to avoid heat stroke.

Summer clothes example (Temperature = 25 degrees Celsius or higher)

Average temperature: 20-25 degrees Celsius

Light clothing such as cotton T-shirts, short sleeves, and skirts. Wearing a hat and sunglasses can also protect against heat.

Summer clothes example (Temperature = 20 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius)

Average temperature: 16-20 degrees Celsius

Light clothing with a light layer such as a cardigan, denim jacket, or light sweater.

Examples of clothes for spring and autumn (Temperature = 16 to 20 degrees Celsius)

Average temperature: 12-16 degrees Celsius

Light to medium clothing such as a sweater or long-sleeved shirt and pants, light jacket.

Examples of clothes for spring and autumn (Temperature = 12 to 16 degrees Celsius)

Average temperature: 8-12 degrees Celsius

Warm clothing such as a sweater, long-sleeved shirt, pants, and a coat or jacket.

Examples of clothes for spring and autumn (Temperature = 8 to 12 degrees Celsius)

Average temperature: 5-8 degrees Celsius

Warm clothing such as a sweater, long-sleeved shirt, pants, and a coat or jacket. Wearing a hat, gloves, and scarf can also provide added warmth. In Japan, specialty clothing stores such as UNIQLO sell underwear made from fibers that absorb moisture such as sweat and generate heat. For example, UNIQLO’s “HEATTECH” underwear is recommended because it is thin and lightweight, yet has high heat retention properties. Disposable heat packs sold at drugstores and convenience stores are also effective in cold weather.

Winter clothes example (Temperature = 5 to 8 degrees Celsius)

Average temperature: less than 5 degrees Celsius

Warm clothing such as a sweater, long-sleeved shirt, pants, and a coat or jacket. Wearing a hat, gloves, scarf, and insulated boots can also provide added warmth. Consider layering clothing for added insulation.

Winter clothes example (Temperature = less than 5 degrees Celsius)

Monthly changes in temperature, precipitation, and snowfall (1991~2020 average, Japan Meteorological Agency survey)

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec.
temperature(°C) -0.7 -0.2 3.1 8.6 13.5 16.7 20.7 22.6 19.4 13.5 7.3 1.7
precipitation(mm) 43.6 40.4 56.6 63.4 88.1 103.7 136.9 141.8 156.3 110.1 55.5 48.9
snowfall(cm) 40 42 29 2 2 22

Winter

December

In December, the average temperature drops to around 1.7°C, with a higher chance of snowfall. It is important to wear warm, waterproof clothing to protect against the cold and snow. For men, a heavy coat or parka, a hat, gloves, and boots are recommended. Women can wear a heavy coat or parka, a hat, gloves, and boots or waterproof shoes. Layering is also important, so wearing a sweater or hoodie under the coat is recommended.

January

In Hachinohe, January is the coldest month of the year with an average temperature of -0.7 °C. During this month, it is very likely to snow, and there is an average of 105 cm of snowfall. Therefore, travelers should pack warm clothing to protect themselves from the cold, including long johns, a thick jacket, a hat, gloves, and warm boots. It is also recommended to wear multiple layers of clothing to keep the body warm.

February

February in Hachinohe remains cold with an average temperature of -0.2 °C. Like January, this month is expected to snow, with an average snowfall of 88 cm. So travelers should wear thick winter clothes, hats, gloves, and warm boots. Additionally, thermal undergarments and multiple layers of clothing can help maintain the body’s warmth.

Spring

March

In March, the average temperature in Hachinohe rises to 3.1 °C. While there is still a likelihood of snow, it generally becomes less frequent, with an average snowfall of 29cm. As the weather starts to get warmer, travelers can switch to lighter winter clothing, but it is still recommended to keep some warm layers. Clothing may include a warm sweater, a light jacket, gloves, and a hat.

April

April is a transitional month, with an average temperature of 8.6 °C. It is still chilly, but it is likely to be less so as the snow recedes. Travelers can switch to lighter winter clothes. Long sleeve shirts, light jackets, and pants are recommended. It is also advised to bring some warmer clothing for colder days and evenings.

May

May is the start of spring in Hachinohe with an average temperature of 13.5 °C. With 88.1 mm of precipitation, it is recommended to bring a raincoat or umbrella. Clothing can be lighter with short-sleeve shirts, light jackets, and pants. However, it is still advised to bring some warm clothing since it can be chilly in the evenings.

Summer

June

June is the beginning of the summer season, with an average temperature of 16.7 °C. It is a mild month, with 103.7 mm of precipitation, so travelers should pack both light clothing and some warm clothing for cool days and evenings. Clothing may include short-sleeve shirts, shorts, skirts, and dresses. A light jacket or sweater is also recommended.

July

July is one of the hottest months in Hachinohe, with an average temperature of 20.7 °C. The city has an average rainfall of 136.9 mm, so it is recommended to bring an umbrella or raincoat. Clothing may include short-sleeve shirts, shorts, skirts, and dresses. Light cotton fabrics are recommended to help stay cool in the heat.

August

August is the hottest month in Hachinohe, with an average temperature of 22.6 °C. The city has an average rainfall of 141.8 mm. The recommended clothing is similar to that of July, with light and breathable fabrics. Short-sleeve shirts, shorts, skirts, and dresses are ideal. Also, wearing a sunhat and sunglasses will help protect the skin and eyes from the sun.

Autumn

September

The average temperature in September is around 19.4 °C, with high humidity due to its location near the sea. There is a possibility of typhoons and heavy rain, so it is important to bring a raincoat or umbrella. For men, it is recommended to wear lightweight, breathable clothing such as short-sleeved shirts and shorts or light pants. Women can wear similar clothing, but should also bring a shawl or light sweater for the evening.

October

In October, the temperature drops to an average of 13.5 °C. The weather can be unpredictable, with some days being sunny and warm, while others may be cloudy and rainy. It is recommended to wear layers so that you can adjust to the changing weather. For men, a light jacket or sweater over a long-sleeved shirt and light pants is appropriate. Women can wear a light sweater or cardigan with a blouse and light pants or a skirt.

November

November is the beginning of the winter season in Hachinohe, with an average temperature of around 7.3°C. There may be occasional snowfall, so it is important to wear warm clothing. For men, a heavy coat or jacket over a sweater or sweatshirt and pants is recommended. Women can wear a heavy coat or jacket over a sweater or blouse with pants or a skirt. It is also recommended to wear gloves, a scarf, and a hat to protect against the cold.

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Japanese weather varies significantly by season. In summer, it's hot and humid, so breathable clothes are essential. Winters, especially in the north, can be cold, requiring warm attire. If visiting during the rainy season (June to early July), pack a good umbrella and waterproof shoes. While Japan is generally casual, certain places like temples, shrines, or upscale restaurants may require modest and neat dressing.

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SIM card or pocket Wi-Fi is required

Beyond clothes, consider packing essentials like a universal power adapter (Japan uses Type A and B sockets), portable Wi-Fi or SIM card for internet access, and any necessary medications (with a copy of the prescription).

Which is better: a SIM card or pocket Wi-Fi?

When traveling in Japan, one essential to consider is securing internet access, especially given that many locations still don't offer free Wi-Fi. To ensure you can use your smartphone throughout your trip, you'll typically have three options: (1) a SIM card, (2) pocket Wi-Fi, or (3) the roaming service provided by your mobile company. Roaming services can be quite expensive, so we often recommend using a SIM card or pocket Wi-Fi. While SIM cards tend to be more affordable than pocket Wi-Fi, they can be trickier to set up. Pocket Wi-Fi, on the other hand, can be shared among several users, making it a favorable choice for families or groups.

▼SIM card
Advantages:
Relatively affordable.
Disadvantages:
Can be time-consuming to set up initially.
May have strict data limits.
▼Pocket Wi-Fi
Advantages:
Offers substantial data allowances.
A single device can be shared among multiple users.
Easily usable with PCs as well.
Disadvantages:
Typically more expensive.

Japan's representative services

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▼SIM card

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▼pocket Wi-Fi

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Make a reservation to avoid crowds

Attractions like Tokyo Disneyland, Universal Studios Japan, or the Studio Ghibli Museum often have long ticket queues. Buy tickets online in advance to save time. Some attractions also have timed entry, so check the specific time slots available and plan accordingly.

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▼Universal Studios Japan
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