Kanto in summer (June-August)

Climate and Clothing

The rainy season runs from late June to mid-July, with heavy rain and high humidity.
After the rainy season ends, full-fledged summer begins, with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees from July to August, and hot and humid days continue.
You can wear short sleeves all day, but please take precautions against air conditioning.

Tokyo Sky Tree

It is registered in the Guinness Book of World Records as the tallest tower in the world, standing at 634m.
An observation corridor 450m above ground offering a panoramic view of Tokyo.
There are over 300 stores and the Sumida Aquarium inside the building.

Ogasawara Islands (Tokyo)

The Ogasawara Islands, registered as a World Heritage Site, are a hidden, spectacular spot where nature remains untouched.

Nippara Cave (Tokyo)

It is one of Japan's seven largest limestone caves and is surrounded by rich nature.
Various limestone caves appear within the cave, which is 800 meters long.
It is a fantastical spot lit by spotlights of various colors. There are also mountain streams and hot springs nearby.

Enoshima

Enoshima is a famous tourist spot that can be reached in about an hour from Tokyo.
We also recommend surfing at Katase Beach and Enoshima Shrine, as well as sightseeing in Kamakura.
There is also Hasedera Temple, famous for its hydrangeas.

Sarushima (Kanagawa Prefecture)

It is an uninhabited island located about 10 minutes by ferry from Yokosuka.
It is a spot full of a hidden feeling, where untouched nature remains.

Nagatoro, Saitama Prefecture

Located in Chichibu, Saitama Prefecture, it is famous as a tourist destination rich in nature.
Enjoy the rapids and nature on a summer cruise down the Rhine.

Kegon Falls (Tochigi Prefecture)

It is one of the three most famous waterfalls in Japan.
The sight of the water gushing down from a 97m cliff into the pool is truly impressive.
There are 48 waterfalls scattered around, allowing you to experience the spectacular sounds and splashes of the water up close.