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Station: NagoyaNagoya, Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Jingu, Inuyama
- Precip.
- 231.6mm
- Sunshine
- 160h
- Sunset
- 18:01
Highs around 29°C, with lingering heat. A rainy month of typhoons and autumn rains
September in Chubu & Hokuriku is a season when summer's heat lingers. Nagoya's high is 29.1°C, and early in the month some days are as hot as midsummer. Typhoons and the autumn rain front bring lots of rain, and with 231.6 mm, it's Nagoya's rainiest month of the year. In the highlands, by contrast, mornings drop to 15.9°C in Takayama and 14.3°C in Hakuba, and you can clearly feel autumn in the air. Around Murodo on Tateyama, autumn leaves usually begin from mid-September.
Temperature, precipitation, snow and sunshine are climate normals (1991-2020). Sunset is for September 15.
Nagoya, Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Jingu, Inuyama
Highs around 29°C, with lingering heat. A rainy month of typhoons and autumn rains
Kanazawa, Kenrokuen, Higashi Chaya District, 21st Century Museum
Highs around 27°C. Fairly rainy, but it gets easier to walk around town late in the month
Shirakawa-go, Gassho-zukuri Farmhouses, Ogimachi Observatory, Gokayama
Cool mornings around 15°C. A rainy month, so bring an umbrella
Takayama, Sanmachi, Miyagawa Morning Market, Okuhida Onsen
Highs around 26°C, mornings around 16°C. Long sleeves are a good idea for mornings and evenings
Gero Onsen, Hida River, Gassho Village
An especially rainy month even for Chubu & Hokuriku. Bring rain gear for strolling the hot spring town
Toyama, Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, Kurobe Dam, Unazuki Onsen
Highs around 27°C in Toyama City. Autumn leaves begin around Murodo, which is much colder than the city
Matsumoto, Matsumoto Castle, Kamikochi, Norikura Highlands
Highs around 26°C in Matsumoto. Kamikochi is much cooler than Matsumoto
Hakuba, Happo-one, Tsugaike Kogen, Hakuba Goryu
Highs around 24°C, mornings around 14°C. Time for early autumn walks in the highlands
Nagano, Zenkoji, Jigokudani Monkey Park, Shibu Onsen, Shiga Kogen
Highs around 26°C, mornings around 17°C. A comfortable time to visit Zenkoji
Tsumago-juku, Magome-juku, Narai-juku
A rainy month. The post towns' stone paving gets slippery when wet, so take care
Mornings drop to around 14°C in Hakuba and around 16°C in Takayama. If you're heading to Murodo on Tateyama (2,450 m) or Kamikochi, bring a fleece or windproof jacket.
September is a time when typhoons often approach. Trains, buses and mountain routes may be suspended, so leave some slack in your plans.
In early September, Nagoya has a run of days as hot as midsummer. Keep drinking water and protecting yourself from the sun.
High-altitude places like Tateyama and Kamikochi are much colder than the lowlands. When the weather turns, it gets cold fast, so rain gear and a jacket are a must.
During the holidays in mid to late September (Respect for the Aged Day and the Autumnal Equinox), Takayama, Shirakawa-go and the Alpine Route can get crowded.
Dancers in braided straw hats move quietly through the sloping streets lit by paper lanterns, dancing to the sounds of the kokyu fiddle and shamisen.
Read the guide:Owara Kaze no Bon →The autumn colors begin around Murodo at 2,450 m and spread down the mountain from the top.
Dates change every year. Please check the official websites before you go.
On average, the high is 29.1°C and the low is 21.0°C. Early in the month, the midsummer heat continues.
It's a time when typhoons often approach. Check the weather forecast during your trip and be prepared for transport cancellations.
The autumn leaves around Murodo usually peak from mid-September to early October. It's much colder than Toyama City, so bring a jacket.
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Source: Japan Meteorological Agency (climate normals 1991-2020). Compiled by tripuuu.log. Temperatures are from a representative station in each area; actual weather varies from year to year.