Japanese Cedar Pollen
TreesThe most significant allergenic tree in Japan, affecting millions. Known locally as sugi. Produces enormous quantities of wind-dispersed pollen in spring.
Season
February to April
Peak
March
In a typical year, Japanese Cedar Pollen season runs February to April, peaking around March.
No tracked city is currently reporting measurable Japanese Cedar Pollen, which is typical when it is out of season.
Japanese Cedar Pollen season by country
Typical windows from our country pollen calendars; the weather shifts them earlier or later each year.
| Country | Season | Peak |
|---|---|---|
| Japan | Jan–Apr | Feb–Mar |