“Technology and nature.”
Nestled on the Pacific coast, Ibaraki prefecture boasts an impressive 60-km long coastline perfect for surfing fans. It has a variety of nature parks and one of Japan’s most popular gardens, Kairaku-en, known for its plum blossoms. As the home of Japan’s most famous robotics university, Tsukuba University, the prefecture is home to a diversity of high-tech R&D industry married with beautiful agricultural landscapes.
Climate in Ibaraki
Annual temperature is roughly between 3°C (37°F) and 26°C (79°F). September expects the highest precipitation (about 210mm) while February is the snowiest month (about 10cm). July to September are the hottest months (about 25°C or 78°F), and January, February and December are the coldest months (about 3°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 Ibaraki on Jan-7.