Japan Travel Outfit Guide for September! Optimal coordination according to the temperature
WellBe Inc.
In Japan in September, while the heat of summer still remains, it is a season where you can feel cool at night.
For those planning a trip at this time of year, what kind of clothing you should choose is an important point.
In this article, I'll give you a temperature-specific clothing guide for a comfortable trip to Japan in September.
Here are tips for dealing with the heat of the day and coolness at night, and useful items to have.
What is the temperature in Japan in September?
Temperature Differences by Major Cities
The temperature in Tokyo in September
The average temperature in Tokyo in September is around 22-28 degrees Celsius.
The summer heat still remains during the day, but the mornings and evenings begin to cool down.
It is convenient to carry a light jacket when going outside.
Also, there are many rainy days, and humidity is high, so it is comfortable to choose clothes made of breathable materials.
The temperature in Osaka in September
The average temperature in Osaka in September is around 23 to 29 degrees Celsius.
Like Tokyo, it's often hot during the day and cool at night.
Osaka is also an area with high humidity, so we recommend wearing clothes made of materials with high moisture absorption.
There are temperature differences, especially at night, so it is important to wear clothes that are easy to adjust.
The temperature in Sapporo in September
The average temperature in Sapporo in September is around 18-23 degrees Celsius, which is quite cool compared to Tokyo and Osaka.
It often drops below 20℃ even during the day, so long-sleeved shirts and light sweaters are necessary.
It can feel cold, especially in the morning and evening, so a light coat or windbreaker is also helpful.
September Average Temperatures and Weather Trends
The period when rainy days continue
There are many rainy days in September due to typhoons, and unstable weather continues, especially until late in the second half of the month.
Therefore, it is safe to bring waterproof shoes or an umbrella.
Temperatures also change easily, and it often gets cooler in the morning and evening, so we recommend wearing multiple layers of clothing.
Clothes for changes in temperature
In Japan in September, the temperature difference may increase during the day and at night.
It can feel cooler than expected, especially in the morning and evening, so it's a good idea to carry a light jacket or sweater.
Another point is to choose items that are waterproof so that you can stay comfortable even when it's raining.
Key points for Japanese clothing in September
The difference between daytime and nighttime attire
Clothes to relieve the heat during the day
The daytime in September is still a remnant of summer, and the temperature is often high.
Therefore, clothing made from lightweight, breathable materials is ideal.
Clothes made of natural materials, such as linen or cotton, dry quickly even when you sweat, so you can stay comfortable.
It is also recommended to use a hat or sunglasses to avoid direct sunlight.
Measures to prepare for the coolness of the night
The temperature drops at night in September, and it can feel chilly, especially in late September.
If you carry a light jacket or cardigan, it will be easier to cope with changes in temperature.
Also, if you plan to go out at night, you can protect yourself from the cold by using a long-sleeved shirt or stole.
Recommended materials and dressing techniques
Choose materials that absorb moisture
Humidity is often high in September, so it is important to choose materials with excellent moisture absorption.
Cotton and linen are highly absorbent and gentle on the skin, so you can stay comfortable even when you sweat.
Also, the breathable material prevents stuffiness and keeps you comfortable even when you are outside for a long time.
They often move around, especially during sightseeing, so clothes made of these materials are useful.
Layered styles are effective
In Japan in September, the temperature difference between daytime and nighttime can increase, so the layering (layering) style is effective.
For example, you can cope with changes in temperature by devising ways such as wearing a T-shirt and a light cardigan during the day and a light jacket over it at night.
This style is easy to carry and can be used in a variety of situations.
Travelers' Guide to September Outfit
Recommended Coordinates by Tourist Area
What clothes are perfect for visiting Kyoto's temples
In September, Kyoto is warm during the daytime and cool at night, so clothes that are easy to walk in are required.
Especially when visiting temples, we recommend shoes that are easy to walk in and pants that are easy to move around in.
The sun is strong during the day, so it's convenient to bring a hat or parasol.
Also, it is sometimes necessary to wear clothes that cover your shoulders as a courtesy inside the temple, so it's a good idea to bring a light shawl or cardigan.
Perfect outfit for shopping in Tokyo
For shopping in Tokyo, outfits that are both easy to walk and stylish are ideal.
The heat will still remain during the day, so we recommend a breathable top and a light skirt or pants.
Also, it is safe to bring a light cardigan or stole as a measure to cool the inside of the store.
Plus, choosing flat shoes or sneakers that are easy to walk in will keep you comfortable all day long.
Introducing useful clothing items
LIGHTWEIGHT JACKET
A lightweight, compact, and foldable jacket is very useful when traveling to Japan in September.
It can handle daytime heat, nighttime coolness, and even sudden rain, so it's useful to have one.
In particular, jackets with a water repellent finish can handle sudden rain, and can be used for a wide range of purposes, from outdoor activities to city sightseeing.
collapsible hat
A foldable hat is a must-have item for September when the sun is strong.
Since it can be stored compactly, it's not bulky even when stored in a bag, and you can quickly take it out and use it when needed.
As a material, it is comfortable to choose one that has a UV protection function or one with good breathability.
Also, if you choose something with a high design, it can also be an accent to your outfit.
What to do in Japan in September and how to choose clothes
Choosing clothes in mountainous areas
Basic equipment for mountain climbing
Mountain climbing is also popular in Japan in September.
The temperature drops during this period, and it can get cold, especially early in the morning or evening, so it is necessary to take measures against the cold.
It is basic to layer a fleece or windbreaker with high thermal insulation based on an inner layer that is moisture absorbent and quick-drying.
Also, by wearing sturdy trekking shoes, you can enjoy safe and comfortable mountain climbing.
Dealing with changeable weather
Mountain weather can change quickly, so it's important to always bring a waterproof jacket or rainwear.
Also, it is safe to prepare heat-insulating hats and gloves in anticipation that the temperature will drop.
If you have these items, you can handle sudden rain or changes in temperature, and you can spend your time comfortably.
Urban casual style
Fashion suitable for visiting cafes
The casual, easy-to-move style is popular when visiting cafes in urban areas.
It's warm during the day, so a light top and jeans, and light sneakers are ideal.
Also, it is convenient to carry a light cardigan as an air conditioner measure in the cafe.
If fashion is important, it's a good idea to combine your outfit with simple accessories or bags.
Clothes suitable for visiting an art gallery or museum
When visiting an art gallery or museum, clothes in muted colors are appropriate.
In particular, dresses and slacks with simple and sophisticated designs are perfect for indoor activities.
Also, since air conditioning is often effective, it is comfortable to wear a long-sleeved shirt or light jacket.
In order to reduce luggage, it's a good idea to pack the minimum necessary items into a compact bag.
Clothes items you should bring to Japan in September
List of items you should take with you on a trip
Required items
Items you must have on your September trip to Japan include a lightweight jacket, highly absorbent innerwear, a foldable hat, and waterproof shoes.
These items can handle the heat of the day, the coolness of the night, and even sudden rain, and support a comfortable trip.
Useful items to have
Items that are useful to have include portable raincoats, UV-blocking scarves, sunscreen, and sunglasses.
These items are useful for weather changes and UV protection.
Also, if you have simple accessories that are suitable for both casual and formal occasions, they can be used in a variety of situations.
Extra clothing and weather preparations
To prepare for sudden weather changes
The weather changes easily in September in Japan, so it's important to bring spare clothes.
In particular, if you carry items useful in rainy weather, such as a raincoat or folding umbrella, you can handle sudden rain.
Also, since the temperature difference is severe, it is a good idea to prepare clothes that can be quickly taken out and worn, such as a light sweater or scarf.
Flexible clothing
When traveling to Japan in September, you are required to wear clothes that can be used flexibly.
For example, a light jacket that can be layered over a T-shirt or a stole that can handle sudden cold weather are useful.
Also, by choosing shoes that are easy to walk in and waterproof, you can enjoy sightseeing comfortably in any weather.
summary
Japan in September is characterized by a temperature difference between daytime, when the heat still remains, and nighttime, when it gets cooler.
In order to enjoy sightseeing comfortably, it is important to choose materials with high moisture absorption and clothing that can be layered.
Also, since it's also the season when it rains easily, you can handle any kind of weather by bringing waterproof items.
Please enjoy your September trip to Japan to the fullest by choosing clothes that keep the above points in mind.
Q & A
Q: What kind of clothes are appropriate for a trip to Japan in September?
A: For a trip to Japan in September, a layering style that can handle the temperature difference between day and night is perfect.
It's a good idea to carry a light jacket or cardigan, and choose clothes made of materials with high moisture absorption.
We also recommend bringing waterproof items that can handle sudden rain.
Q: What kind of weather should I be aware of in Japan in September?
A: Japan enters typhoon season in September, so there are many rainy days, and the weather may be unstable.
Especially in late autumn, it's important to carry a waterproof jacket or raincoat to prepare for sudden weather changes.
Q: What are the essential items I should bring to Japan in September?
A: Essential items for a September trip to Japan include a lightweight jacket, moisture-absorbing innerwear, a foldable hat, and waterproof shoes.
With these items, you can handle the heat of the day, the coolness of the night, and sudden rain.
A beauty experience is also recommended when visiting Japan!
Finding a spot in Japan where you can experience beauty treatments such as massages, nails, and esthetics to heal the tiredness of your trip is highly recommended as part of sightseeing.
Here are a few salons that I recommend to those who are particular about technology and quality.
Ginza/ “Mani Nail Care Ginza Store”
Open at 9 a.m.! A 5-minute walk from Ginza Station, this is a popular nail care salon where you can get rid of nail problems.
Hand and foot nails can be performed simultaneously. For those who are concerned about the burden of gel nails, we have prepared a number of “non-scraping” gel polishes, shellac, nail care, foot care, etc.
Recommended for those trying nail art for the first time, as well as those seeking special care. Men's care is also available, so it's also suitable for couples.
Ginza/ “head CONCIERGE Ginza Store”
A head spa specialty store where a group of nationally qualified specialists lead to “ultimate sleep.”
It is a technique of pressing pressure points on the head called the deep muscle approach, which leads to ultimate sleep.
Various effects can be expected, such as “relieving insomnia,” “improving shoulder stiffness,” “recovering from eye strain,” and “anti-aging.”
Enjoy the ultimate head spa that goes beyond relaxation.
Akihabara, Kanda, Awajicho/ “Esthetic & Relaxation WELLFIT” *Women Only
Kanda, Awaji, and Akihabara are also within walking distance.
“Esthetic & Relaxation WELLFIT,” a talented salon attended by professional beauticians and therapists
This treatment can also be used for pelvic correction, small face, beautiful skin, head spa, and maternity care.
It is a powerful salon that has been published in over 50 beauty magazines and specialty magazines. Please enjoy the industry's most advanced technology.
Ikebukuro/ “Mix Up!! Ikebukuro store”
This salon, located about a 10-minute walk from Ikebukuro, offers many effective facial treatments for pores, beautiful skin, lift-up, and anti-aging.
As for body treatments, you can choose between slimming or relaxation courses. You can have your whole body well cared for according to the condition of the day.
Jimbocho, Akihabara/ “CREBIA Jimbocho Store” *Women only
A slimming esthetic salon that leads to effortless results! Highly skilled and experienced staff are popular.
It is a talented salon that is a strong ally for women who want to go on a diet.
Our experienced staff will suggest a menu tailored to each person's constitution and concerns, so you can get closer to your ideal body without difficulty, without waste, and effectively.
Oshiage (Asakusa, Tokyo Skytree)/“Zipangu Esthetic Room Oshiage Store”
The salon is located close to TOKYO SKYTREE, right next to Oshiage Station.
We have prepared a variety of facial menus with an emphasis on results, and we provide treatments tailored to each customer's skin concerns.
All of our estheticians have over 10 years of extensive experience.
This beauty salon is recommended for those who are concerned about repeated lift-ups, aging care, open pores, and rough skin.
Kyoto/ “Mani Nail Care Kyoto Store”
It's a 1-minute walk from Gojo Station in Kyoto, perfect for a break between sightseeing.
A nail salon boasting careful service that has received high reviews.
This nail salon also suggests colors that are perfect for your skin tone and preferences.
Osaka/ “bellissimo”
A beauty salon focused on results, located right next to Osaka's “Fukushima” station, and staffed by knowledgeable and experienced staff.
This salon is recommended for those with scalp problems such as diet, stiff shoulders/swelling, or hair loss.
We offer a superb relaxation menu, such as slimming machines, oil massages, head spas, hair loss care, and hair growth care menus.
Since it is a treatment that is close to each person in a private room, you can receive it with peace of mind.
Osaka/ “Watanabe Acupuncture and Moxibustion Chiropractic Clinic”
If you are looking for high quality acupuncture and manipulative treatment, I recommend this salon.
We are good at improving constitution and treating pain and numbness, and we provide safe treatment for people with various problems.
Please experience our careful treatment and high technical skills.
Fukuoka/ “Nailsalon epi” *women only
A 3-minute walk from Meinohama Station on the Fukuoka Metro Airport Line, this is the perfect nail salon for those looking for trends.
The color can be changed according to the wishes of each customer, and it is popular for its good durability and beautiful finish.
You can also enjoy a movie during the treatment in the stylish store, so you can spend a relaxing time.
Enjoy fashion from your fingertips at this popular nail salon.
Written by
- WellBe Inc.
- WellBe operating company
- WellBe Inc.
- WellBe operating company
We will disseminate information on Asian culture and travel, with a focus on Japan and Vietnam.
List of articles
Popular articles
Table of contents
WellBe
WellBe is a site where you can easily search and reserve carefully selected beauty salons in Japan and Vietnam, including beauty salons, relaxation salons, hair salons, nail salons, and clinics.
Disclaimer
Regarding the information posted on this blog, this blog cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage caused by the content posted.