Japan has four distinct seasons, and the clothing you’ll need varies depending on the season and region. Be sure to pack appropriately for the time of year you’ll be visiting.
1. Spring (March–May) / Fall (September–November)
・These are cool, comfortable seasons
・Long-sleeved T-shirts and lightweight jackets are useful
2. Summer (June–August)
・It gets very hot, with some days exceeding 35 degrees
・You can get by in light clothing like T-shirts
・Since you’ll sweat, it’s a good idea to bring plenty of extra clothes to change into
・Indoor spaces are often heavily air-conditioned, so a light jacket is also useful
3. Winter (December–February)
・It’s very cold, and it snows in some regions
・You’ll need a coat, sweater, scarf, gloves, and other winter gear
・Many people purchase winter gear in Japan
Regional Differences
・Hokkaido and Tohoku: Very cold with heavy snowfall
・Kanto and Kansai: Relatively comfortable, but hot in summer
・Kyushu: Warm in winter, but very hot in summer
*The necessary preparations will vary depending on your assigned region.
CROSSY GLOBAL.jobs also provides guidance on how to prepare based on your scheduled assignment region.
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