Time Difference: Tokyo to Riyadh

Tokyo (JST, UTC+9) is always 6 hours ahead of Riyadh (AST, UTC+3) — neither city observes Daylight Saving Time, so the offset is fixed year-round.

Use the Time Difference: Tokyo to Riyadh

Tokyo, Japan
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JST UTC+9
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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AST UTC+3

Current Offset

+6 hours

Tokyo is 6 hours ahead of Riyadh — fixed year-round (no DST in either city)

Meeting Overlap Finder

Business hours (09:00–18:00) highlighted — best overlap shaded

Riyadh (AST) Tokyo (JST) Status

Convert Riyadh Time to Tokyo Time

Fixed +6 hour offset — Tokyo is always 6 hours ahead

Riyadh (AST) Tokyo (JST)

Summary

This tool displays the live current time in both Tokyo (Asia/Tokyo — JST, UTC+9) and Riyadh (Asia/Riyadh — AST, UTC+3) side by side. Neither Japan nor Saudi Arabia observes Daylight Saving Time, which means the 6-hour gap between them is fixed year-round and never changes. Use this tool to schedule calls between Tokyo and Riyadh, coordinate Japan-Saudi business meetings, or quickly convert any Tokyo time to the corresponding Riyadh time.

How it works

  1. Your browser reads the current moment from your device clock.
  2. It converts that moment to Asia/Tokyo time (JST, UTC+9) using the IANA timezone database built into modern browsers.
  3. The same moment is converted to Asia/Riyadh time (AST, UTC+3).
  4. The UTC offsets of both cities are compared to calculate the exact 6-hour difference.
  5. All three values — Tokyo time, Riyadh time, and the offset — refresh every second.
  6. Because neither city uses DST, the +6 hour offset is constant and never adjusts.

Use cases

  • Scheduling video calls between Tokyo and Riyadh offices.
  • Checking if a colleague in Riyadh is still at their desk.
  • Planning Japan-Saudi Arabia travel and arrival time comparisons.
  • Remote teams coordinating daily standups across Japan and Saudi Arabia.
  • Finding overlapping business hours for Tokyo-Riyadh meetings.
  • Converting Tokyo meeting invites to local Riyadh time.
  • Journalists checking broadcast times for live Tokyo or Riyadh events.
  • Students and teachers arranging online lessons between Japan and Saudi Arabia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-06-11 · Reviewed by Nham Vu