Suitable clothing includes a suit, spring coat, jacket, or light sweater. There are many rainy days. The lowest temperature is about 10・ (50.0・). The strong seasonal wind out of the northeast makes the temperature seem colder. The Yaedake cherry blossom festival in the middle of the month is the earliest blooming in Japan. The Nago Castle Site hosts a cherry blossom festival in the end of the month. There is a flower carnival in Ocean Expo Park. The citrus harvest starts in northern Okinawa.

Suitable clothing includes a suit, spring coat, jacket, or sweater. The weather changes from cool for a few days at a time to warm for a few days and back again. As the rainy days pass, the weather turns warmer. There are many events celebrated on the Chinese calendar. People watch the peach blossoms, and bush warblers start singing in Yaeyama. Azaleas start blooming in northern Okinawa and the Kerama Islands.

Suits, long-sleeved shirts, and sweatshirts are suitable. It gets warmer day by day. The Okinawan Prefectural flower, the Deigo, blooms a beautiful deep red in Yaeyama. A rare flower, the Seishika, starts blooming in Iriomote. The circling wind makes the ocean very turbulent, so caution should be taken with marine sports.

Light suits and short-sleeved shirts signal the beginning of summer. Many believe that this is the best weather of the year. March 3 on the Chinese calendar is popular for finding shells on the beach. This month is also the start of Shimi, the annual visit and cleaning of the family tomb unique to the Okinawan culture. Cicadas start chirping loudly in this season. People go to the beach to harvest seaweed.

Light suits, short-sleeved shirts, and shorts are popular. Humidity becomes worse this month. After the week-long span of national holidays called Golden Week passes, the rainy season starts. Japanese plums are harvested in northern Okinawa. Many beautiful flowers start blooming throughout Okinawa.

During the rainy season, there are a few sunny days. Heavy rains signal the end of the rainy season. May 4 of the Chinese calendar marks the end of the rainy season. The date varies from year to year, but usually falls near June 23, the observance of the Okinawa War Memorial Day. During this season, many Dragon boat races (Hari) are held in the waters around Okinawa. The Hari bells used to start and cheer the race also commemorate the end of the rainy season. Caution should be taken to prevent sunburn and skin damage from UV sunlight.

Light suits and Kariyushi (flower print) wear are popular. Care should be taken to wear a hat, sunglasses, and sun block. These are hot days, but the cool ocean breezes make it not as hot as mainland Japan. Most people use air conditioners indoors, so dress to feel comfortable in both cool indoor and hot outdoor environments. Kariyushi wear can be worn at formal occasions. Typhoons starting at the end of this month bring lots of rain.

Suitable clothing includes light suits, Kariyushi wear, and light long-sleeved shirts. It is the best time of the year for marine sports. Long hours in the sun may cause severe skin damage, so don't forget your hats, sunglasses, umbrellas, and sun block. Most people use air conditioners indoors, so dress in layers. Kariyushi wear can be worn at formal occasions. There are many partial rains and showers in this season.

Light suits, light long-sleeved shirts, and Kariyushi wear are suitable. Protection from the sun is still important. Heat and humidity continue until mid-September. Most people still use air conditioners indoors, so dress comfortably for both indoors and outdoors. Strong sunlight is getting weaker, but the season is marked by many typhoons approaching. When the tips of Okinawan grass become silver, the temperature becomes cooler and more comfortable.

Suitable clothing includes light suits, Kariyushi wear, short-sleeved shirts, and light cardigan sweaters. Fall brings cooler temperatures in the morning and evening, but daytime temperatures are still high enough to enjoy marine sports. Winds start blowing from the north and migrating birds come to Miyako Island in the latter half of the month. The month is marked by many local events taking place, Dai Ryukyu Matsuri Okoku (Kingdom of Festivals), the Great Tug-of-War in Naha (the world's largest!), and many other harvest festivals.

Light suits, Kariyushi wear, long-sleeved shirts, and light cardigans are suitable. There are some rainy and windy days, but most days are fine. It is cooler in the morning and evening, so a light jacket or sweatshirt may be useful. Many cultural and art events are held throughout the island this month.

Suitable clothing includes suits, long-sleeved shirts, and sweatshirts. There are few rainy days, but it's windy in the beginning of the month. It's warm in the daytime, but cooler in the morning ands evening. A jacket or scarf might be useful. After the winter solstice, there are many rainy days and the sea condition turns rough. Scuba diving is still popular, but caution should be taken. The largest event of the month is the Naha Marathon with many runners from around the world participating. Many light show exhibits prepare us for the New Year.