Tokyo's humid subtropical climate means hot, muggy summers are unavoidable; the U.S. Southeast and northern India fall into the same climate zone. However, there are other underlying factors exacerbating the conditions.
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Summers are hot and humid, with temperatures ranging from approximately 70 to 90 °F (21 to 32 °C). July and August are typically the hottest and most humid times of year, and can be uncomfortable for sightseeing if you are averse to humidity.
June is the wettest month of the year across Honshu, with tropical showers occurring until early July. In terms of temperature and weather conditions, spring and autumn are typically the most pleasant times of the year to visit Honshu.