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- 購買雨傘。雨天出門的首要之務，當然就是要先準備好雨傘。大部分的便利商店都以合理的價格（大約500～1,500日圓）販售透明塑膠傘。若想要購買適合當紀念品的 獨特傘具，建議可以到自由之丘的「Waterfront」、秋葉原附近的「東京noble」，以及馬喰町的「小宮商店」逛一逛。
- 造訪澀谷對角線行人穿越道。您應該見過從上方拍攝「澀谷對角線行人穿越道」的雨中照片或影片吧？數百人撐著各種顏色的雨傘，朝著不同方向交錯前行的奇景，可說是東京的象徵，請務必體驗看看！
- 在地下街購物。東京的大型地下購物空間大多數都與車站（澀谷站、新宿站、東京站）相連。其中，東京站一番街的「東京動漫人物街」販售《寶可夢》、《美少女戰士》等日本知名動漫遊戲的周邊商品，值得一探。
- 參訪明治神宮。雨勢不大時，對小雨不會太在意的人，可以選擇前往東京各處的公園、神社或寺廟，邊散步邊懷想沉思。雨中的「明治神宮」是絕佳去處，若要享受神社的寧靜氣氛，建議在小雨的時候前往。
- Get An Umbrella
- Visit The Shibuya Scramble Crossing
- Go Shopping Underground
- Visit Meiji Jingu Shrine
- Tokyo Skytree & Tokyo Tower
- Museums
- Indoor Sports
- Indoor Theme Parks
- Onsen
- Covered Yokocho
First things first: get an umbrella if you need one. Most convenience stores have a selection of clear plastic umbrellas at reasonable prices (between 500 and 1,500 yen). Looking to find a unique umbrellathat will make a great souvenir? Check out Waterfront in Jiyugaoka, Tokyo Noble near Akihabara, or Komiya Shoten in Bakurocho.
You’ve probably seen overhead photos or videos of the Shibuya Scramble Crossingin the rain: hundreds of people with umbrellas of all colors crossing every which way. Experience an iconic Tokyo scene for yourself! The Shibuya Scramble Crossing is just outside the Hachiko Exit of JR Shibuya Station.
Explore one of Tokyo’s big underground shopping areas, many of which are part of train stations (Shibuya Station, Shinjuku Station, Tokyo Station First Avenue). Tokyo Station First Avenue is home to Tokyo Character Street, where you can find merchandise for all sorts of famous Japanese characters, from Pokemon to Sailor Moon and more.
If the rain isn’t coming down too hard, and you don’t mind being out in wet weather, you could enjoy a contemplative stroll through one of Japan’s many parks, shrines and temples. Meiji JinguShrine is a great option. There’s no better way to enjoy the serene atmosphere of the shrine grounds than in a light rain. If you’re lucky, the rain may even k...
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634 meters tall, the massive Skytreetowers above Tokyo's skyline. The Tembo Deck sits 350 meters high, and for an even higher vantage point, head to the Tembo Galleria at 450 meters. If you want an expansive view of Tokyo in the rain, this is a great spot. ©TOKYO-SKYTREE
Tokyo Tower
333-meter-high Tokyo Tower, which built in 1958, is still a landmark of Tokyo, as well as a symbol of Tokyo’s rebirth after World War II. ©TOKYO TOWER
Located within some of the most notable architectural landmarks in the city, Tokyo’s must-see art destinations, which include the Mori Art Museum, the Nezu Museum, the Tokyo National Museum, and The National Art Center, Tokyo, play host to some of the hottest Japanese and international exhibitions. Two areas of Tokyo with museums and galleries that...
If you want a bunch of sporty options, check about Round 1 in Odaiba, a giant complex with tennis, basketball, volleyball, baseball batting cages, swimming, rollerblading, and some arcade games to boot! The Bagus complex in Shibuya, meanwhile, has activities like table tennis, billiards and darts.
If you want something on the cutting edge, the Tokyo Joypolis amusement park in Odaiba is a gamer’s paradise. Enjoy a huge range of exciting electronic entertainment you can only enjoy here. And they even have a roller coaster! Namjatown, Located in Ikebukuro's Sunshine City, is home to an eclectic collection of attractions, as well as a gyoza dump...
Though numbers have dwindled in recent years, there are still many public baths to be found around city. Choose between a traditional, down-to-earth local sento (bathhouse) or opt for a more modern resort-style facility. Spa LaQuais a large spa/bathhouse near the Tokyo Dome. It features indoor baths, open-air baths, beauty treatments and massages, ...
Yokochois Japanese for “alleyway,” but it has grown in meaning to refer to narrow streets lined with red lanterns and packed with izakayas and bars. Some of them, like Suzunari Yokocho in Shimokitazawa and Ebisu Yokocho , are covered or underground, offering a refuge from the rain where you can grab a drink and a bite!
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6月至7月中旬是東京的梅雨季，可以說是一整年中最多雨潮濕的時期。 比起季風帶來的雨水，梅雨季的小雨似乎持續更久。 穿著雨衣或許是個好選擇，但材質過厚會造成悶熱不透氣，建議攜帶輕薄的雨衣。 若您預計在梅雨季節造訪東京且以步行為主，或準備在東京西部、奧多摩地區健行或露營，穿著防水的鞋子會比較適合。 折疊雨傘在便利商店就能輕鬆購得。 梅雨季一結束，就會轉變成悶熱的夏季氣候。 氣溫會升至35度以上，因此需要注意補充水分並充分休息。 日落後的夏季夜晚，氣溫也幾乎不會低於25度，非常炎熱。 為消除暑氣，許多日本民眾都會準備手持電風扇或陽傘。
2019年12月2日 · 东京天气气候季节。东京旅游景点、美食、交通、购物、住宿、庆典活动、游玩指南尽在东京旅游官方网站GO TOKYO。东京保有江户时代的文化底蕴、汇集现代时尚潮流和先进技术，来发掘东京观光的新魅力！
2019年12月2日 · There is rain throughout the year, but June, September and October are the wettest months. The Ogasawara Islands are even further to the south. Their climate is consistently warm, with average high temperatures of 30°C in August and 22°C in February.
2020年11月25日 · 东京的雨季. 不仅东京，全日本从6月中旬到7月下旬几乎都是多雨的天气。 与其说雨季，不如称之为梅雨更贴切，这个季节，空气连日阴沉潮湿，经常下阵雨或小雨。 雨量最多的时期是7月下旬到10月之间的台风季，降水量最少的时期则在冬季。 不仅东京市区，奥多摩、伊豆大岛、小笠原诸岛等周边地区的情形也十分类似。 不过，小笠原诸岛进入晚秋时节后，雨量会比本岛高出许多。 东京每月降水量（2019年） ※数值为区域内观测点的平均值. （出处：日本气象厅官方网站） 东京雨天的最佳去处和行程安排. 即使在东京遇到下雨天，仍能到户外游走闲逛或在室内玩乐，这里有众多去处可供选择。 无论是前往电影院、美术馆、博物馆，或者到咖啡馆度过一段悠闲时光，又或者在街机游戏店打电玩、到室内运动场挥洒汗水等，都是不错的点子。
高聳入雲的東京晴空塔是東京最新的休閒設施。 截至2018年，它目前仍是世界最高的塔。 這座巨大高塔高634公尺，在東京櫛比鱗次的建築物中格外顯眼，甫開幕便立刻成為日本與外國情侶的熱門約會景點。 旅遊指南. 歡迎從天望甲板及天望回廊兩座觀景台眺望東京的美麗夕陽。 到「天望甲板 340樓」的咖啡廳品嚐看看晴空塔特製版甜點吧。 從天望甲板的大片落地窗往外眺望，可以看到360度的美景。 前往位於觀景設施低樓層的天望甲板，需要搭乘經過精美裝飾的電梯。 只要50秒就能抵達高350公尺的位置。 如果想欣賞更高處的景色，歡迎前往觀景設施的高樓層，來到位於450公尺處的天望回廊。 雖然從這裡望出去的風景一整天都非常美，但在夕陽西沉，且城市燈火開始點亮時的景象是最浪漫的。 © TOKYO-SKYTREETOWN
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