Tokyo stays busy year-round with a milder swing than Kyoto: about Oct–Dec and Golden Week run tighter, midsummer softer. Sakura lifts the whole city, but peaks are usually less extreme than Kyoto’s foliage/sakura spikes.
January
2 public holidaysFebruary
2 public holidaysMarch
2 public holidays11.3
21.3
31.6
41.4
51.4
61.6
71.4
81.5
91.3
101.3
111.4
121.4
131.5
141.5
151.4
161.4
171.4
181.5
191.6
202.0
231.7
241.7
251.7
261.9
272.1
281.9
292.0
301.9
311.9
April
1 public holidays12.1
21.9
32.0
41.8
51.9
61.8
71.9
81.9
91.9
102.1
111.8
121.7
131.7
141.7
151.7
161.7
171.8
181.5
191.6
201.6
211.7
221.6
231.6
241.7
251.4
261.5
271.3
281.4
301.5
May
3 public holidays · 1 Matsuri11.6
21.5
6
71.3
81.6
91.3
101.4
111.4
121.5
131.5
171.4
181.5
191.5
201.5
211.5
221.8
231.3
241.4
251.5
261.5
271.5
281.4
291.8
301.3
311.4
June
No public holidays this month11.4
21.4
31.3
41.4
51.6
61.3
71.3
81.3
91.3
101.4
111.4
121.6
13
141.3
151.3
161.3
17
181.4
191.5
20
21
221.3
231.3
241.3
251.4
261.6
27
28
29
301.3
July
1 public holidays · 1 MatsuriAugust
1 public holidays · 1 MatsuriSeptember
2 public holidaysOctober
1 public holidaysNovember
2 public holidaysDecember
No public holidays this month1
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Index ≈ 1.0 is each hotel’s sample off-peak baseline; shown when >1.2. Sampled reference, not live city-wide rates