Det sker i Tokyo, Japan året igennem

Tokyo, Japan har 11 kuraterede begivenheder året igennem — 2 festivaler, 3 naturfænomener, 3 helligdage, 1 sæson og 2 risikosæsoner. Dem, du bør planlægge efter: Sanja Matsuri (maj) og Sumida River fireworks (juli). april, maj, juli, august, oktober og december er stedets måneder med flest turister.

Opdateret september 2026 · hver begivenhed er kurateret og med kilde · datoer for 2026 hvor de er offentliggjort, det sædvanlige tidsrum hvor de ikke er

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Begivenheder og travlhed i Tokyo måned for måned

MånedHvad begynderTravlhed
januarStille
februarPlum blossom, Cedar pollen seasonStille
martsCherry blossomTravlt
aprilGolden WeekTætpakket
majSanja MatsuriTætpakket
juniTsuyu, the rain seasonStille
juliSumida River fireworksTætpakket
augustTyphoon season, ObonTætpakket
septemberStille
oktoberTætpakket
novemberAutumn colourSkuldersæson
decemberNew Year shutdownTætpakket

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, New Year shutdown

Intet nyt begynder i januar.

Stadig i gang: New Year shutdown (29. dec. – 3. jan.)

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, skoleferie på 2 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

  • Natur

    Plum blossom

    10. feb. – 10. mar. · normaltKirsebærblomstring

    Ume comes out a month before the cherries, at Yushima Tenjin and the Imperial Palace gardens, on the coldest and clearest days of the year.

  • Risiko

    Cedar pollen season

    10. feb. – 20. apr. · normalt

    Sugi and then hinoki pollen blow in off the plantations west of the city from mid-February. A third of the country reacts to it and pharmacies sell out of masks. Kilde ↗

Travlt — mellem toppene, Cherry blossom

  • Natur

    Cherry blossom

    22. mar. – 8. apr. · normaltTætpakketBook tidligt

    The front usually reaches Tokyo in the last week of March and peaks in the first days of April. Full bloom lasts about a week, and rain can end it in a night. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Plum blossom (10. feb. – 10. mar. (normalt)), Cedar pollen season (10. feb. – 20. apr. (normalt))

Tætpakket — redaktionens travleste måned, Cherry blossom

  • Helligdag

    Golden Week

    29. apr. – 5. majTætpakketBook tidligt

    Four national holidays in a row put the whole country on the move. The weather is the best of the year and the trains, hotels and airports are the worst. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Cedar pollen season (10. feb. – 20. apr. (normalt)), Cherry blossom (22. mar. – 8. apr. (normalt))

Tætpakket — redaktionens travleste måned, Golden Week

  • Festival

    Sanja Matsuri

    15.–17. majReligiøs højtidTætpakket

    Asakusa's own festival, three days on the third weekend of May: a hundred-odd portable shrines shouldered through the lanes around Sensoji, and close to two million people there to watch them go. The streets are impassable from mid-morning. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Golden Week (29. apr. – 5. maj)

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

  • Sæson

    Tsuyu, the rain season

    8. jun. – 20. jul. · normaltMonsun

    The front usually sets in during the second week of June and holds for five or six weeks: warm, grey and humid, with hydrangeas as the compensation.

Tætpakket — redaktionens travleste måned, Sumida River fireworks

  • Festival

    Sumida River fireworks

    25. jul.Lys & ildTætpakket

    Twenty thousand shells over the river at Asakusa on the last Saturday of July, watched by close to a million people. The trains afterwards are the hard part. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Tsuyu, the rain season (8. jun. – 20. jul. (normalt))

Tætpakket — Obon, Summer break (natsuyasumi) i Japan

  • Risiko

    Typhoon season

    1. aug. – 10. okt. · normaltLukninger

    The peak of the season is late August and September. A direct hit stops the trains and grounds flights for a day; the warnings come with plenty of notice. Kilde ↗

  • Helligdag

    Obon

    13.–16. aug.National helligdagTætpakketLukninger

    The other great travel week. Much of the city goes back to its home town, family businesses close, and long-distance trains and flights are booked out. Kilde ↗

Stille — redaktionens stille måned, skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

Intet nyt begynder i september.

Stadig i gang: Typhoon season (1. aug. – 10. okt. (normalt))

Tætpakket — redaktionens travleste måned, skoleferie på 3 af de markeder, der fylder stedet

Intet nyt begynder i oktober.

Stadig i gang: Typhoon season (1. aug. – 10. okt. (normalt))

Skuldersæson — mellem toppene

  • Natur

    Autumn colour

    15. nov. – 10. dec. · normalt

    The gingkos and maples in the city gardens turn very late, usually peaking around the start of December, weeks after the mountains west of Tokyo.

Tætpakket — New Year shutdown, Winter break (fuyuyasumi) i Japan

  • Helligdag

    New Year shutdown

    29. dec. – 3. jan.SkoleferieLukninger

    The city closes almost completely for the first three days of January: offices, most restaurants, many museums. The shrines are the exception and they are packed. Kilde ↗

Stadig i gang: Autumn colour (15. nov. – 10. dec. (normalt))

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Det sker i Tokyo, Japan året igennem — 11 festivaler, helligdage & sæsoner måned for måned | SeasonMap