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Date Masamunes Village Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Date Masamunes Village year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 2.6–11.9°C, mild climate, but early spring can still be chilly with occasional snow or temperature drops. March and April may have occasional showers, with increased rainfall in May. Common activities: Explore the Edo Wonderland, enjoy the early spring scenery. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, sweater, long pants, and rain gear.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 16.0–22.8°C, warm and humid, with more rainfall, especially in August. Common activities: Experience outdoor activities in the Edo Wonderland, such as samurai performances or traditional craft workshops. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, rain gear, and a sun hat.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 13.8–20.0°C, comfortable and pleasant climate, with gradually decreasing rainfall and more sunny days. Common activities: Stroll through the Edo Wonderland, admire the autumn foliage. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirt, and comfortable shoes.
  • Winter (December–February): Average -1.7–-0.2°C, cold and dry, with occasional snowfall. Common activities: Experience indoor activities in the Edo Wonderland, such as visiting museums or watching performances. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, hat, scarf, and gloves.
Date Masamunes Village climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 9.7°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 1146 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: August

Date Masamunes Village monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
-1.7°C
62.5
February
-1.2°C
29.6
March
2.6°C
53.2
April
8.1°C
53.1
May
11.9°C
66.8
June
16°C
149.2
July
21.4°C
116.1
August
22.8°C
218.8
September
20°C
166.8
October
13.8°C
118.4
November
7.2°C
73.2
December
-0.2°C
38.6
Date Masamunes Village weather for the next seven days
11/6
Thursday
Patchy rain nearby
11.5°C/5.4°C
11/7
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
7.7°C/1.6°C
11/8
Saturday
Patchy rain nearby
4.4°C/-0.6°C
11/9
Sunday
Patchy rain nearby
10.1°C/2.3°C
11/10
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
8.5°C/2.6°C
11/11
Tuesday
Patchy rain nearby
6.5°C/1.8°C
11/12
Wednesday
Sunny
7.3°C/1.3°C

Date Masamunes Village FAQ

Is Date Masamune's Castle still standing?
The castle's main keep was lost to a devastating fire in 1882, and further destruction followed during the air raids of 1945. Today, the surviving stone walls, reconstructed gates, and monuments preserve the memory of Masamune's rule at Date Masamunes Village.
Where did Date Masamune live?
Sendai in Miyagi Prefecture is the largest urban center in the Tōhoku region. Built on foundations established by warlord Date Masamune, the city and its environs are full of historical sites related to the Date clan, including the ruins of Aoba Castle, a key part of the Date Masamunes Village heritage.
What disease did Date Masamune have?
Masamune is known for a few things that made him stand out from other daimyō of the time. In particular, his famous crescent-moon-bearing helmet won him a fearsome reputation. As a child, smallpox robbed him of sight in his right eye, though it is unclear exactly how he lost the organ entirely, impacting his appearance and legacy at Date Masamunes Village.
Does the Date clan still exist?
The Date Clan was founded in the Kamakura period and were descendants of the Fujiwara clan. The current head of the clan is Date Yasumune, and he is a regular participant in the samurai festival in Sendai, a city deeply connected to Date Masamunes Village, as a way to honor his roots.
What can I see at Date Masamunes Village?
At Date Masamunes Village, visitors can explore the historical remnants of Date Masamune's legacy, including the reconstructed gates and surviving stone walls of his former castle. The area offers a glimpse into the life and times of one of Japan's most prominent samurai warlords.