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Akasaka Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Akasaka year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 11.1–19.3°C, mild and comfortable but with more rainfall; cherry blossoms may bloom in March–April. Common activities: Cherry blossom viewing (depending on bloom conditions), indoor museum visits. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirt, rain gear.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 23.1–28.6°C, hot and humid, with varying rainfall. Common activities: Indoor shopping malls, art museums, restaurants. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, sun protection, rain gear.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 14.2–25.9°C, pleasant but with more rainfall, especially in September. Common activities: Outdoor walks, visiting temples and shrines. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirt.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 5.9–8.3°C, cold and dry. Common activities: Indoor activities such as visiting museums, art galleries, or enjoying onsen. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, sweater, scarf, hat.
Akasaka climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 17.2°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 1648 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: June

Akasaka monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
5.9°C
25
February
6.8°C
63.7
March
11.1°C
148.3
April
16.2°C
143.7
May
19.3°C
186.3
June
23.1°C
253.7
July
28.3°C
156.7
August
28.6°C
206.3
September
25.9°C
217
October
18.9°C
146.7
November
14.2°C
75.7
December
8.3°C
25.8
Akasaka weather for the next seven days
10/16
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
22.7°C/18.1°C
10/17
Friday
Sunny
24.6°C/20.3°C
10/18
Saturday
Patchy rain nearby
25°C/19.9°C
10/19
Sunday
Moderate rain
23.5°C/16.9°C
10/20
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
17.4°C/16.3°C
10/21
Tuesday
Moderate rain
15.3°C/13.1°C
10/22
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
17°C/14.1°C

Akasaka FAQ

What is Akasaka Tokyo known for?
Akasaka is renowned as a chic and upscale district in Tokyo, popular among adults for its relaxing atmosphere. It boasts numerous high-quality restaurants, including authentic traditional Japanese establishments. Akasaka is also recognized as one of Tokyo's most luxurious residential areas, reportedly having the highest concentration of CEOs in Japan.
Should I stay in Asakusa or Akasaka?
The choice between Asakusa and Akasaka depends on your travel preferences. Akasaka offers a highly central location, making it an excellent base for exploring various parts of the city and surrounding areas, though it might have fewer specific attractions. Asakusa, on the other hand, offers a lively atmosphere with plenty to see and do, and is convenient for the eastern side of the city, but can feel somewhat remote otherwise.
Is Akasaka a city in Japan?
Akasaka is not a city itself, but rather a well-known residential and commercial district within Minato Ward, Tokyo, Japan. It is situated west of the government center in Nagatachō and north of the Roppongi district.
What does the name Akasaka mean?
The name Akasaka translates to "red slope" in Japanese. This name is quite fitting, as the district is located on more than 25 hills, making the meaning of the second word, "slope," easily understandable when exploring the area.
What kind of dining experiences can I find in Akasaka?
Akasaka offers a sophisticated dining scene, particularly known for its high-quality restaurants. You can find a wide array of culinary delights, including exquisite traditional Japanese cuisine. The area is a prime destination for those seeking a refined dining experience in Tokyo.