If you're in Tokyo, you can get by with simple jacket or hoodie, likely. Late November, it can get pretty chilly at night and you might need more layers. Layers and waterproof running shoes. I typically go tshirt, thin warm sweater/sweatshirt on or packed away, and a thin waterproof jacket on or packed away.

November in Tokyo is characterized by crisp, cool weather with average highs of 17°C (63°F) and lows of 10°C (50°F). The air is generally dry and sunny, making it one of the most pleasant times for sightseeing. You should plan for layering: a light to medium-weight jacket or a stylish trench coat is essential for the mornings and evenings. During the day, a sweater or a long-sleeve knit top is usually sufficient. Because Tokyo involves a lot of walking (often 10-15 km a day), comfortable, "polished" sneakers or ankle boots are a must. Japanese fashion tends to be modest and coordinated, so neutral colors like navy, charcoal, and beige work well for blending in. Don't forget a large scarf, which can double as a wrap during the chilly evenings when the sun goes down. Since you'll frequently remove your shoes at temples or traditional restaurants, always wear clean, presentable socks.