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Igami Town Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

Igami Town year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): 8.8–17.9°C on average, mild climate with moderate rainfall, ideal for enjoying flowers and nature. Common activities: Flower viewing, coastal walks. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirt.
  • Summer (June–August): 22.6–28.7°C on average, hot and rainy with high humidity. Common activities: Swimming at the beach, visiting summer resorts. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, sun hat.
  • Autumn (September–November): 17.7–25.7°C on average, pleasant climate with decreasing rainfall. Common activities: Maple viewing, hiking. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirt.
  • Winter (December–February): 3.8–6.1°C on average, cold climate with less rainfall. Common activities: Hot spring bathing, indoor activities. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, sweater, scarf.
Igami Town climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 15.8°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 1766 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: July

Igami Town monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°C)
Precipitation (mm)
January
3.8°C
155.3
February
4.6°C
125
March
8.8°C
117
April
14.4°C
143
May
17.9°C
150.3
June
22.6°C
165
July
27.3°C
233
August
28.7°C
125.7
September
25.7°C
141
October
17.7°C
166
November
12.5°C
154.3
December
6.1°C
90.7
Igami Town weather for the next seven days
11/5
Wednesday
Sunny
18.4°C/6.4°C
11/6
Thursday
Sunny
18.9°C/9.9°C
11/7
Friday
Patchy rain nearby
16.7°C/9.1°C
11/8
Saturday
Sunny
16.1°C/7.9°C
11/9
Sunday
Moderate rain
13.6°C/8.8°C
11/10
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
14.5°C/8.9°C
11/11
Tuesday
Partly Cloudy
13.3°C/7.1°C

Igami Town FAQ

How long should I spend at Ine Funaya?
Most visitors opt for a day trip to Ine Funaya, often combining it with Amanohashidate and the Miyama thatched village. A classic Sea of Kyoto day trip typically includes Amanohashidate View Land, Miyama Thatched Village, Ine Funaya, and a boat tour. The total duration depends on the itinerary, but it's recommended to allocate at least half a day to a full day for a thorough experience.
How do I get to Ine Town?
The most recommended way to reach Ine Town is by taking a train from Kyoto Station or Osaka Station to 'Amanohashidate Station' or 'Miyazu Station', then transferring to the Tango Kairiku Kotsu Bus 'Ine-Kainyu Line'. The journey takes about 60 minutes. Alternatively, you can take the Tango Kairiku Kotsu Highway Bus directly from Kyoto Station to Amanohashidate Station and then transfer to the Tango Kairiku Kotsu Bus.
What is the best month to visit Ine Funaya?
Ine Town offers different scenery throughout the year. Spring (March-May) allows you to enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms adorning the Funaya, ideal for walks and photography. Summer (June-August) boasts clear blue skies and pleasant weather, perfect for boat rides and seaside strolls. Autumn (September-November) features maple leaves reflecting on the Funaya and the sea, ideal for staying in a guesthouse and enjoying the autumn colors. Winter (December-February) offers picturesque snow-covered harbor scenes, and the seafood is at its most delicious, with warm fisherman's hot pot dishes recommended.
Which prefecture does Ine Town belong to?
Ine Town is located in the northern part of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is a beautiful port town on the northeastern tip of the Tango Peninsula, facing the Sea of Japan. Its unique Funaya architecture, with boats docked on the first floor and living spaces on the second, creates a landscape that appears to float on the sea, a rare sight designated as a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
What are the characteristics of Ine Funaya?
The most prominent characteristic of Ine Funaya is its unique architecture stretching about 230 units along the coastline. These structures, known as 'Funaya', have their ground floors directly connected to the sea for docking boats, while the second floors serve as living quarters. This lifestyle coexisting with the ocean creates a picturesque waterside atmosphere in Ine Town, a truly rare landscape in Japan.