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Palengke ng Nishiki

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Palengke ng Nishikipanahon, klima at pinakamainam na panahon para sa paglalakbay

Pinagmulan ng datos：Meteostat
Petsa ng pag-update：2025-09

Palengke ng Nishiki klima sa buong taon

  • Spring (March–May): Average 10.5–19.3°C, mild climate but with relatively high rainfall, especially in April and May. Common activities: Stroll through Nishiki Market, savor local cuisine, visit nearby attractions. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirt, rain gear.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 23.7–29.5°C, hot and humid with relatively high rainfall. Common activities: Relax by the river, enjoy ice cream, visit indoor attractions. Recommended clothing: Light and breathable clothing, sun hat, rain gear.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 19.1–27.1°C, comfortable and pleasant temperatures with less rainfall. Common activities: Stroll through Nishiki Market, enjoy autumn scenery, savor seasonal delicacies. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirt.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 5.1–7.2°C, cold and dry with the least rainfall. Common activities: Indoor activities such as visiting museums or art galleries, enjoying hot drinks. Recommended clothing: Warm coat, scarf, hat, gloves.

Palengke ng Nishiki average ng klima

Annual average temperature: approx. 17.2°C / Annual rainfall: approx. 1656 mm / Summer humidity: 70%–80% / Rainiest month: August

Palengke ng Nishiki buwan average na temperatura at dami ng ulan

Buwan
Temperatura (°C)
Dami ng ulan (milimetro)
Enero
5.1°C
47.4
Pebrero
6.1°C
72.5
Marso
10.5°C
131.3
Abril
16.4°C
182.2
Mayo
19.3°C
199.8
Hunyo
23.7°C
248.8
Hulyo
28.9°C
176
Agosto
29.5°C
254.7
Setyembre
27.1°C
127.3
Oktubre
19.1°C
105.2
Nobyembre
13.9°C
91.9
Disyembre
7.2°C
19.2

Panahon sa susunod na pitong araw Palengke ng Nishiki

8/26
Miyerkules
Sunny
34.4°C/25.2°C
8/27
Huwebes
Light rain shower
28.6°C/21.8°C
8/28
Biyernes
Light rain shower
28.9°C/21.7°C
8/29
Sabado
Light rain shower
27.2°C/23.4°C
8/30
Linggo
Light rain shower
30.5°C/23°C
8/31
Lunes
Patchy rain nearby
31°C/23.7°C
9/1
Martes
Overcast
30.2°C/23.6°C

Palengke ng Nishiki Mga Madalas Itanong (FAQ) at Kapaki-pakinabang na Impormasyon sa Paglalakbay

What time should I go to Nishiki Market?

The best times to visit Nishiki Market are in the morning, between 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM to beat the biggest crowds, or right when it opens at 9:00 AM for a more lively atmosphere with fresh goods. The market generally runs from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, though some individual shops may close earlier.

What is Nishiki Market famous for?

Nishiki Market is famous for being a lively retail and food market in Kyoto, often called "Kyoto's Kitchen". It is renowned for its wide variety of fresh, local, and specialty Kyoto foods, such as seasonal seafood, pickles, sweets, and unique snacks like tako tamago (candied octopus with a quail's egg). The market is also a place to find high-quality knives, cookware, and ceramics, in addition to a vast array of ingredients and prepared foods.

Is Nishiki Market closed on Sunday?

While some shops are open on Sundays, a fair few will take Sunday (and/or Wednesday) off, so if you can visit on another day it might be better. If Sunday is your only chance we say still go — just imagine a livelier atmosphere while you wander the shops!

How much does it cost to enter Nishiki Market?

There is no admission fee to enter Nishiki Market.

What unique snacks can I find at Nishiki Market?

Nishiki Market is famous for its unique snacks, with the tako tamago a skewer of baby octopus stuffed with a quail's egg being a signature item. Other popular snacks include mochi, senbei rice crackers, and various street foods.