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“Untamed nature.”
Located along the coast of the Sea of Japan, Fukui prefecture is one of Japan’s least populated prefectures. It is known for its beaches along the Echizen coastline during the summer and its ragged coastlines of rock formations throughout the year. Much of the prefecture’s land area is dedicated to national parks and popular attractions include the Soto Zen temple, Eiheiji, a training monastery home to around 200 practicing monks, and the Fukui Dinosaur Museum which houses dinosaur fossils.
Climate in Fukui
Annual temperature is roughly between 2°C (37°F) and 27°C (81°F). December expects the highest precipitation (about 360mm) while January is the snowiest month (about 110cm). July to September are the hottest months (about 26°C or 80°F), and January, February and December are the coldest months (about 2°C or 37°F).
You can get more climate information with the following charts created by processing the weather observation data for the past 10 years. Please note that this is not a weather forecast. For more information about the data please read this page.
Weather Summary
On Jan-7, 10-year averageHourly Temperature
On Jan-7, 10-year averageHourly Wind Speed
On Jan-7, 10-year averageHourly Sunshine Duration
On Jan-7, 10-year averageTop 10 Fine Weather Days of Jan
10-year average.Monthly Weather
10-year averageMonthly Precipitation and Temperature
10-year averageMonthly Wind Speed
10-year averageRecommended Clothing
The following clothes are recommended for visiting Fukui on Jan-7.