Nagoya Weather in March

Season: spring
In short: sunny, windy, cozy temperature, moderate rainfall

Entering March, the weather is gradually warming up in Nagoya. The average highest temperature reaches 13℃ (55.4℉). But it should be noted that there is a large temperature difference between day and night. The average lowest temperature is only about 5℃ (41℉). Besides, it is the windiest month of the year. It rains not much; rainy days account for 30%, with a moderate monthly precipitation of 122mm (4.8in). Humidity is the lowest of the year, at 61%; but visitors feel comfortable about it. By mid-March, Nagoya welcomes its best travel time when cherry blossoms bloom everywhere in the city, attracting a large number of tourists.

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Clothes: Considering the temperature variation between day and night, it is advised to adjust clothes in time to maintain comfort. During the day when the sun shines brightly, fleece hoodies and sweatpants are advised to ensure flexible physical activities. If it is windy, adding a windbreaker would be better. As the sun sets at dusk, the temperature will gradually decrease. You need to change to a thick jacket to deal with the cold night. Wool clothes that are prone to pollen are not advised.

Shoes: A pair of lightweight sneakers or casual shoes are necessities for long-distance walking.

Other items: If you are allergic to pollen, be sure to bring anti-allergic medicine with you. Besides, it is advised to wear masks when appreciating cherry blossoms.

Special Recommendation: For tourists to Nagoya, wearing kimono to visit attractions is a good idea, which is the traditional Japanese costume renowned worldwide. In kimono, you can take some impressive photos with cherry blossoms.

Recommended Things to Do in Nagoya in March

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Appreciating Cherry Blossoms

Cherry blossoms bloom since mid-March every year, adorning the countryside and courtyards throughout Nagoya. Those cherry blossom viewing sites have always been the first choices for tourists visiting Nagoya at that time.

The cherry blossom scenery in Nagoya Castle ranks the top one in the city. There are around 2,000 cherry blossom trees of different varieties. The cherry blossom avenue by the moat is a must-go. The light show held here at night during the Cherry Blossom Festival from March 15 to April 15 attracts throngs of visitors to enjoy the cherry blossoms and admire the solemn Nagoya Castle at the same time. Therefore, you can visit Nagoya after mid-March in 2025 to acquire a unique viewing experience.

Cherry Blossoms in Nagoya Castle in March

Yamazaki River is another renowned cherry blossom viewing destination. The cherry blossom forest along the shore stretches for about 2 kilometers, with 600 cherry blossom tress growing one by one, which is very spectacular. Tsuruma Park is also a good choice. Strolling along the paths of the park, you will be surrounded by a sea of pink cherry blossoms, as if you are in a fairy tale world. You can also have a picnic in the park with your family. In addition, Meijo Park, Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens, Arakogawa Park and Agricultural Park are also great destinations to enjoy cherry blossoms in Nagoya. You can choose as you wish.

Wearing a Kimono to View Cherry Blossoms

Having Fun in Theme Parks

Finishing the cherry blossoms admiring tour, you can have great fun in theme parks boasting fewer tourists with your family.

LEGOLAND Japan: If you are a Lego enthusiast, LEGOLAND Japan in Nagoya cannot be missed. As the second Lego park in Asia, this park is divided into different themed areas, featuring mini Lego models of many Japanese landmarks and cities, as well as 40 types of Lego brick-shaped amusement facilities and performances. All of the above are suitable for parent-child travels. The 59-meter-high Lego tower is the tallest handmade building in Japan. The rides of the park can provide your family with both gentle and thrilling experiences.

Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium: Time permitting, you can continue your trip in the Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium. As the largest aquarium in Japan, the aquarium is home to approximately 500 species of aquatic lives. You can see a variety of marine animals such as giant sharks, penguins and killer whales and various marine plants such as live corals. This excellent aquarium features the largest pool in Japan. The dolphin performance and training of killer whales held in it are the most attractive activities in the aquarium. You can go up close to marine life and will be amazed by their behaviors.

Tips for Traveling to Nagoya in March

1. As mid to late March belongs to the tourist high season, remember to book hotels and restaurants as early as possible.
2. If you have hay fever, try to avoid going out on strong windy days because there will be more pollen in the air at that time.

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