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If you are planning a trip to Japan, November is one of the best months to explore Tokyo. The city comes alive with golden autumn leaves, crisp weather, and seasonal experiences that make every moment memorable. From sightseeing and shopping to trying local food, Tokyo in November offers something for every Filipino traveller.
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November is peak autumn in Tokyo, and the city’s parks and gardens are breathtaking. Shinjuku Gyoen, Rikugien Garden, and Koishikawa Korakuen are filled with red, orange, and gold leaves. They are perfect for relaxing walks, taking photos, or simply enjoying a coffee while surrounded by nature.
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The weather in November is mild, with temperatures usually ranging between 13 and 18°C. This is ideal for walking around popular districts such as Shibuya, Harajuku, and Asakusa. You can explore comfortably without worrying about extreme heat or cold.
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Tokyo offers many seasonal treats in November. You can enjoy pumpkin-flavoured pastries, roasted sweet potatoes, and chestnut desserts. Street food at Tsukiji Outer Market and cosy cafés in Daikanyama are also great spots to try local flavours while experiencing the city like a local.
November hosts special events in Tokyo, including Shichi-Go-San, a festival celebrating children’s growth, and the Tokyo Ramen Show, a must for ramen lovers. These festivals give visitors a chance to see authentic Japanese culture while enjoying lively and festive atmospheres.
Compared with cherry blossom season, November is less crowded. You can visit famous landmarks such as Tokyo Tower, Odaiba, and Meiji Shrine without long queues. This allows more time for photos, shopping, and exploring hidden spots at your own pace.
Evenings in Tokyo are illuminated with beautiful light displays. Locations such as Roppongi Hills, Caretta Shiodome, and Tokyo Midtown offer stunning illuminations that are perfect for evening walks or enjoying the city’s magical atmosphere.
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Filipino travellers will enjoy exploring Harajuku and Shibuya for quirky fashion, unique souvenirs, and the latest trends. Cooler November weather makes it easy to shop, try local snacks, and wander the streets in comfort.
November in Tokyo combines nature, culture, food, shopping, and beautiful lights all in one. It is the ideal month for Filipino travellers who want a complete Japanese experience without the crowds. Pack a light jacket, bring your camera, and prepare for a trip filled with memorable moments and stunning scenery.
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