10OCT

October in Toyama City, as autumn deepens, offers pleasant air on sunny days, making it the perfect season for strolling around town and sightseeing. However, mornings and evenings tend to get colder, so it's recommended to dress in layers to adjust to the weather.
The Tateyama mountain range is finally entering its first snowfall season, and the autumn leaves are beginning to change color on the mountains, with the scenery shifting from the mountains to the lowlands (the first snowfall usually occurs around mid-October).
Autumn is a wonderful time for enjoying the autumn foliage and hiking, and the nights are beautifully illuminated, making it a perfect time to enjoy the autumn evenings. With seasonal delicacies such as red snow crab, filefish, and white shrimp available, the charm of Toyama City in autumn is truly enhanced.

Weather and clothing

October brings the deepening of autumn, making it the perfect month for sightseeing. However, mornings and evenings become cooler, so layering your clothing is recommended.

(I.e.
21.6° C
Average temperature
16.5° C
(I.e.
13.1° C

*Average value (approximate)

降水量
171.9mm

Having rain gear provides peace of mind.

While sunny days are pleasant, there are also days when the weather can change quickly.

10Moon clothing

Daytime
Long-sleeved shirt + light jacket
morning and evening
Having something to wear over your clothes provides peace of mind.

A light jacket or cardigan is recommended to cope with temperature fluctuations.

Tateyama Mountain Range

The first snowfall season is finally upon the Tateyama mountain range, with the first snowfall typically observed around mid-October. (Average date: October 12th. However, recent trends show that there have been record-breaking late snowfalls, such as November 8th in 2024 and October 29th in 2025.) The autumn leaves are also beginning to change color, and the scenery is shifting from the mountains to the lowlands.

10OCT

Topics for March

Recommended sushi toppings

calves
red snow crab
Bigfin Reef Squid

Pacific saury, filefish, white shrimp, blackthroat seaperch

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