Weather forecast for the Shikoku Henro in June

The Shikoku Henro pilgrimage in June is a journey marked by variable weather patterns across the four prefectures of Tokushima, Kōchi, Ehime, and Kagawa. In June, the region experiences significant rainfall with periods of bright, sunny weather. Temperatures range from the high teens to mid-twenties Celsius, with intermittent heavy showers, particularly in areas such as Kōchi and Ehime. Despite the rains, sunny breaks provide an opportunity to appreciate the lush landscapes. These weather variations impact each stage of the pilgrimage, offering both challenges and moments of serene beauty.

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Start date
Jun 1
Start town
Tokushima
End date
Jul 10
End town
Sanuki
Units
metric (°C, mm, km)
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Total days
40
Total distance
1122 km
Daily distance
28.0 km
Average high
25°C
Average low
20°C
Average precipitation
13.1 mm/day

Tokushima

Starting in Tokushima, the month kicks off with a mix of sunny and cloudy days, with occasional heavy rain showers. Temperatures vary between 19°C to 27°C, providing warm afternoons and cooler mornings. Moving onwards, conditions in places like Kamiita and Kamojima showcase more frequent rainfall interspersed with clear sunshine, creating a dynamic environment as the temperatures fluctuate slightly.

Kōchi

In Kōchi, the weather continues with similar patterns, though rainfall intensifies near Muroto and Yasuda. Heavy rains are frequent, often transitioning quickly to sunny spells, with temperatures lingering in the mid-20s°C. As the journey progresses through Tosa and Shimanto, expect frequent heavy showers, though punctuated with pleasant sunny periods.

Ehime

On entering Ehime, conditions in Ainan and Uwajima reflect more humidity with a series of moderate to heavy rain showers. As you venture further north towards Matsuyama, expect sudden, intense rainfall accompanied by periods of dry, clear weather, causing temperatures to hover around the mid-20s°C range.

Kagawa

Concluding the trek in Kagawa, regions such as Takamatsu and Sanuki experience less intense rain but still present occasional heavy downpours, particularly at the start. A noticeable rise in temperatures is observed, with highs sometimes reaching the low 30s°C. Rain showers may persist but tend to be lighter, often giving way to clearer skies by the day's end.

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