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.

Tokyo in November is characterized by crisp, dry autumn air with average highs of 15°C to 17°C (59°F–63°F) and lows of 7°C to 10°C (45°F–50°F). The "golden rule" for this month is layering. During the sunny daytime, a long-sleeve shirt paired with a lightweight sweater or a denim jacket is usually sufficient. However, as soon as the sun sets (typically around 4:30 PM), the temperature drops rapidly, necessitating a medium-weight trench coat, a wool jacket, or a "puffy" light down vest. Since you will likely be walking thousands of steps daily and transitioning between chilly streets and heavily heated trains/shops, a scarf is a highly recommended accessory for quick temperature regulation. For footwear, comfortable, water-resistant walking shoes or stylish leather boots are ideal, as November is generally one of the driest months in Japan, though occasional light showers can still occur.