The 144P/Kushida will reach its perihelion on January 25 and will be best seen in February with medium-sized binoculars.
The C/2021 S3 (PANSTARRS) is expected to reach its perihelion on February 14 and will potentially be visible with medium-size binoculars.
The Comet 12P/Pons–Brooks will reach its perihelion on April 21. It will be visible to the naked eye before perihelion in the northern hemisphere and after perihelion in the southern hemisphere.
The Olbers comet reaches its perihelion on June 30 and will potentially be visible with small binoculars near the perihelion in June and July.
The C/2023 A3 Tsuchinshan–ATLAS will reach its perihelion on September 27 and will be best seen in the southern hemisphere before perihelion, and the northern hemisphere after perihelion.