Time Difference: Tokyo to Mumbai
See the current time in Tokyo (JST, UTC+9) and Mumbai (IST, UTC+5:30) side by side, with the fixed 3.5-hour gap, updated live every second.
Use the Time Difference: Tokyo to Mumbai
Current Offset
Tokyo is 3 hours 30 minutes ahead of Mumbai — fixed year-round
Convert Tokyo Time to Mumbai Time
Subtract 3 hours 30 minutes from Tokyo time to get Mumbai time
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Meeting Overlap Finder
Business hours (09:00–18:00) highlighted — best overlap shaded
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Neither Japan nor India observes Daylight Saving Time. The Tokyo–Mumbai gap of 3 hours 30 minutes is constant every day of the year.
Summary
This tool displays the live current time in both Tokyo (Asia/Tokyo — JST, UTC+9 year-round, no DST) and Mumbai (Asia/Kolkata — IST, UTC+5:30 year-round, no DST) side by side. Neither city observes Daylight Saving Time, so the offset between them is a constant 3 hours 30 minutes — Tokyo is always ahead. Use this tool to schedule calls between Japan and India, coordinate remote teams, or plan travel across these two time zones.
How it works
- Your browser reads the current moment from your device clock.
- It converts that moment to Asia/Tokyo time (JST, UTC+9) using the IANA timezone database built into modern browsers.
- The same moment is converted to Asia/Kolkata time (IST, UTC+5:30), which covers all of India including Mumbai.
- The UTC offsets of both cities are compared to calculate the exact gap of 3 hours 30 minutes.
- All three values — Tokyo time, Mumbai time, and the offset — refresh every second.
- Because neither Japan nor India observes DST, the offset never changes.
Use cases
- Scheduling video calls between Tokyo and Mumbai offices.
- Checking if a colleague in Mumbai is still at their desk.
- Planning Japan–India travel and arrival time comparisons.
- Remote teams coordinating daily standups across Japan and India.
- Finding overlapping business hours for Tokyo–Mumbai meetings.
- Converting a Tokyo meeting time to its Mumbai equivalent.
- Journalists in Tokyo checking broadcast times for live Indian events.
- Students and teachers arranging online lessons between Japan and India.