Fukuoka February weather
Fukuoka, Japan · February
End of winter with slightly softer sunshine but similar chill
February in Fukuoka is still a cool winter month, quite similar to January. Towards the end of the month, however, you can occasionally feel a hint of spring in the air.
Morning and night lows are around 3-4°C, and daytime highs climb to about 10-11°C, which is milder than Seoul but still cold enough to require solid winter gear.
February averages at a glance
Average low
around 3-4°C
Average high
around 10-11°C
Average rainfall
around 60-70 mm
Rainy days
about 6-8 days
What to wear in February in Fukuoka
Actual feel will change with wind and rain, but use the suggestions below to build a comfortable layered outfit.
- • Thermals or brushed inner layers + knit or hoodie + coat or padded jacket will cover most days.
- • Because windy days are common, items that protect your neck and ears—hoodies, scarves, beanies—raise comfort a lot.
- • For long walks, a lightweight mid-length padded jacket is often more practical than a very long, heavy one, especially if you will sit outside at yatai.
Travel tips for visiting Fukuoka in February
- • Underground malls and stations are relatively warm, so choose outfits that are easy to take on and off when moving between indoors and outdoors.
- • By late February, sunny afternoons on café terraces or riverside paths can feel almost spring-like, even if mornings and nights are still cool.
- • Dry wind can quickly chap lips and hands, so bring lip balm, hand cream, and a small water bottle.
February weather in Fukuoka — FAQ
Q. Is February noticeably warmer than January in Fukuoka?
A. It feels just a bit milder, but not like a different season. Plan your clothing with essentially the same mindset as January.
Q. Is an umbrella necessary?
A. Rain is not constant, but when it does rain the air feels significantly colder. A small folding umbrella in your bag will save you from sudden showers.
Q. Will the same outfit work for nearby onsen towns like Beppu or Yufuin?
A. Onsen areas can feel slightly colder than central Fukuoka, especially at night. If you plan bus rides or outdoor baths, bring one step warmer outerwear and spare socks.
Authored by Jiheon Bang
Updated: 2025-12-01
Reviewed using Visual Crossing Weather data and reorganized from a traveler’s perspective.
Weather data is designed to be refreshed roughly every 10 minutes.