Okinawa (Naha) February weather
Okinawa (Naha), Japan · February
Still gentle island winter, similar to cool spring elsewhere
February in Okinawa continues the same mild winter pattern as January. Compared with mainland Japan, it still feels comfortably warm.
Morning and night lows are about 13-15°C, and daytime highs around 19-21°C, so a single light outer layer is enough for most people.
February averages at a glance
Average low
around 13-15°C
Average high
around 19-21°C
Average rainfall
around 110-130 mm
Rainy days
around 10-12 days
What to wear in February in Okinawa (Naha)
Actual feel will change with wind and rain, but use the suggestions below to build a comfortable layered outfit.
- • Long-sleeve T-shirts or light knits paired with a thin jacket or windbreaker work well.
- • Wind can be strong at viewpoints and beaches, so a hooded jacket or light scarf is helpful.
- • For bottoms, jeans, slacks, and cotton pants that you would wear in a Korean autumn are appropriate.
Travel tips for visiting Okinawa (Naha) in February
- • If you enjoy quiet beaches and relaxed drives without crowds, late winter can be an excellent choice.
- • Cloudy and rainy days can be frequent, so mix scenic spots with indoor cafés, museums, and shopping for flexibility.
- • The sea color is still beautiful, but if you want “perfect blue skies,” count on a bit of luck with the weather.
February weather in Okinawa (Naha) — FAQ
Q. Can I wear short sleeves in February?
A. On sunny afternoons, a T-shirt under a light jacket can feel comfortable, but overall, plan for long sleeves plus an outer layer.
Q. Should I bring an umbrella?
A. February is not stormy, but passing showers do occur. A compact folding umbrella in your bag provides peace of mind.
Q. Is the sea breeze very cold?
A. It can feel cooler than the air temperature suggests, especially in open, windy areas. A windbreaker is strongly recommended for long beach walks.
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.