By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team compiled report
As the season gradually transitions into the cold winter months, apart from Taiwan experiencing its first northeast monsoon this year, Japan has also entered a period of low temperatures. On the 19th, Tokyo recorded its lowest October temperature in 31 years, with the mercury dropping below 10 degrees, reminding travelers planning a recent trip to Japan to take extra care in keeping warm to avoid catching a chill and affecting their travel mood.
Tokyo records its lowest October temperature in 31 years (Image / pixabay)
The Japan Meteorological Agency stated that due to the lingering stationary front, the Kanto region will experience rainfall, and temperatures will also drop. Tokyo saw a minimum temperature of 9.9 degrees in the early morning, marking the lowest mid-October temperature since 1986. This wave of cold weather could be the coldest of this autumn.
Tokyo sees 9.9°C in the early morning, its lowest in October (Image / Japan Meteorological Association)
In addition to Tokyo, areas such as Chiba Prefecture and Kanagawa Prefecture also recorded a low of 9.8 degrees, while Hokkaido’s Kushiro City even saw its first snowfall a month earlier than usual, making it the first place in Japan to experience snow. Travelers heading to Japan are reminded to prepare for the cold.
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