Early November tends to be a bit warmer. Temperatures may fluctuate a bit during the day, and the evenings can get a bit chilly. It's a good idea to wear a lightweight jacket or sweater—especially in late November. November is relatively dry, with 96 mm (3.7 in) of rainfall on average.

Based on the current weather data for Tokyo, November is generally considered one of the driest and most pleasant months to visit. While the forecast for the next week shows cloudy conditions with a high of 16°C and a low of 7°C, the long-term averages for November typically see only about 12 days with some rainfall, totaling roughly 84 mm for the entire month. This is a significant decrease from the peak rainy season in September and October. November is prized by travelers for its crisp, cool air and the peak of the vibrant autumn foliage, which turns the city's parks into shades of red and gold. During this month, you can expect about 5 hours of sunshine per day. While brief showers are always possible, they are rarely the heavy, sustained downpours seen in the summer months. It is advisable to pack layers, as the temperature can drop significantly after sunset, but you are unlikely to face persistent rain during a November trip to the Japanese capital.