Fukuoka & Dazaifu→
Station: FukuokaFukuoka, Hakata, Tenjin, Dazaifu Tenmangu
- Precip.
- 249.6mm
- Sunshine
- 145h
- Sunset
- 19:29
Highs around 27°C. On rainy days, head to indoor spots in Hakata and Tenjin, or the yatai stalls
June is the rainy season in Kyushu. The rainy season usually starts around June 4 in northern Kyushu and around May 30 in southern Kyushu. Fukuoka's high is 27.2°C, with mornings around 20°C, and it gets humid. It's the wettest month of the year, with monthly rainfall of 249.6 mm in Fukuoka and as much as 570.0 mm in Kagoshima. Bring rain gear and mix in hot springs and indoor sightseeing to make the most of it.
Temperature, precipitation, snow and sunshine are climate normals (1991-2020). Sunset is for June 15.
Fukuoka, Hakata, Tenjin, Dazaifu Tenmangu
Highs around 27°C. On rainy days, head to indoor spots in Hakata and Tenjin, or the yatai stalls
Nagasaki, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, Meganebashi Bridge
Highs of 26.5°C. A rainy month, so an umbrella is a must
Sasebo, Huis Ten Bosch, Kujukushima Islands
Highs of 26.5°C. Between showers, the green of the Kujukushima Islands is beautiful
Ureshino Onsen, Karatsu, Arita, Imari
Lots of rain, at 396.7 mm. Relax at Ureshino Onsen
Kumamoto, Kumamoto Castle, Aso, Kurokawa Onsen
Kumamoto gets 448.5 mm of rain. Aso's grasslands turn deep green
Beppu, Yufuin, Beppu Hells Tour, Mt. Yufu
Highs of 26.5°C. Hot spring hopping is recommended on rainy days
Takachiho, Takachiho Gorge, Takachiho Shrine, Amanoiwato Shrine
Rainfall of 419.5 mm. Takachiho Gorge boats stop running when the river rises
Miyazaki, Aoshima, Nichinan Coast, Udo Jingu
Lots of rain, at 516.3 mm. Highs around 27°C
Kagoshima, Sakurajima, Ibusuki, Sengan-en
The wettest month of the year, with 570.0 mm of rain
Yakushima, Shiratani Unsuikyo, Jomon Sugi, Yakusugi Land
Rainfall of 860.3 mm, the most in Kyushu. Check the weather carefully before hiking
When walking Takachiho Gorge or Yakushima's forests in the rain, rainwear that keeps your hands free is more convenient than an umbrella. Choose non-slip shoes.
Kyushu has many hot spring towns you can enjoy even in the rain, such as Beppu, Yufuin, Ureshino and Kurokawa. Leaving some slack in your plans gives you peace of mind.
In the latter half of the rainy season, intense rain can fall in a short time. Check the Japan Meteorological Agency's information before you head out, and don't take risks near mountains or rivers.
The rental boats at Takachiho Gorge operate year-round, but stop running when the river rises. After a spell of rain, check before you go.
When the rain stops, both temperature and humidity rise. Drink water regularly and wear breathable clothes.
The wettest time of the year. The rain-soaked greenery is beautiful, and tourist spots are relatively quiet.
A type of azalea that turns the mountain slopes pink. The large colonies on Mt. Hiji and Mt. Taisen are the highlight, and you'll need hiking gear.
See the columnar basalt cliffs and Manai Falls up close from the river. Reception is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Dates change every year. Please check the official websites before you go.
On average, the high is 27.2°C and the low is 20.3°C. Humidity is high, and there are more muggy days.
It usually starts around June 4 in northern Kyushu and around May 30 in southern Kyushu. It can come earlier or later depending on the year.
Bring rain gear, and plan in hot springs and indoor sightseeing you can enjoy even on rainy days. If heavy rain warnings are issued, stay away from mountains and rivers.
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.