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 autumn weather with temperatures typically ranging from a low of 9°C (48°F) to a high of 17°C (63°F). This is arguably one of the best times to visit, but the temperature can fluctuate significantly between the sunny afternoons and the chilly evenings. The key to dressing for Tokyo in November is "smart layering." You should bring a mix of light sweaters, long-sleeved shirts, and a medium-weight coat or a stylish trench coat. Since Tokyo involves a vast amount of walking, comfortable yet fashionable sneakers or walking boots are essential. Many locals embrace a "neutral and oversized" aesthetic, so earth tones like beige, olive, and charcoal are very popular. It is also important to remember that indoor spaces—such as department stores, trains, and museums—are often heavily heated, so you will want to be able to remove your outer layers easily. A light scarf and gloves are recommended for late-night strolls under the autumn leaves (koyo). Since rain is infrequent but possible, a small travel umbrella or a water-resistant outer shell is a wise addition to your packing list.