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Popular flight routes to Tokyo

Sydney
Flights from Sydneyto Tokyo
760$
741$
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Melbourne
Flights from Melbourneto Tokyo
620$
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Brisbane
Flights from Brisbaneto Tokyo
1607$
1574$
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Perth
Flights from Perthto Tokyo
1220$
1199$
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Adelaide
Flights from Adelaideto Tokyo
1149$
1128$
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Cairns
Flights from Cairnsto Tokyo
378$
368$
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How long’s the flight to Tokyo?

If you’re looking to fly to Tokyo, we at eDreams have checked the most popular routes to help you plan your trip. From Perth, the flight takes roughly 13h; from Brisbane, around 13h 18m; and from Adelaide, about 14h 32m.
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How much does a flight to Tokyo cost?

At eDreams you can find flights from Cairns to Tokyo starting from $366, with an average price of $636. If you depart from other cities such as Brisbane, you can find tickets from $368, and from Sydney starting from $400, according to data from the last 72 hours.
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Find and book the best flights to Tokyo

Tokyo, a vast urban landscape, serves as Japan's bustling capital and a major international gateway. This sprawling metropolis anchors the Kanto Plain, acting as a global hub for technology, finance, and culture. Your journey brings you to a city that skillfully balances its ancient heritage with cutting-edge modernity.

Explore the traditional elegance of the Imperial Palace East Garden, or wander through the historic lanes of Asakusa, home to the Senso-ji Temple. The city also features significant architectural statements like the Tokyo Skytree and the serene Meiji Jingu Shrine. Discover diverse neighbourhoods ranging from the vibrant Shibuya crossing to the cultural enclave of Ueno Park.

Ultimately, Tokyo offers an immersive experience, inviting visitors to delve into its rich culinary scene, innovative art, and deep-rooted traditions. It's a destination where every turn presents a fresh perspective, from serene gardens to dynamic cityscapes.

Best time to fly to Tokyo

High Season

Tokyo’s high season is synonymous with spring and autumn, offering the most comfortable conditions for exploring. In spring, typically March to May, temperatures average a pleasant 10°C to 20°C. The city awakens with cherry blossoms (sakura) transforming parks and riverside areas into soft pink landscapes. Locals gather for outdoor picnics (hanami) under the blossoms, and the city hums with a lively, festive atmosphere as people enjoy the mild weather. Upon arrival, visitors encounter a Tokyo bathed in natural beauty and outdoor activity.

Autumn, from September to November, brings similarly mild weather, ranging from 15°C to 25°C. This period showcases vibrant autumn foliage, particularly around temples and traditional gardens. The air is crisp and clear, making it ideal for walking and sightseeing. Festivals celebrating harvests and cultural traditions are common, adding a rich layer to the city's already bustling social calendar. Tokyo feels energised and inviting, with its parks and streets busy with both residents and visitors soaking in the agreeable climate.

Low Season

Tokyo’s low season generally covers winter and summer, each presenting distinct experiences. Winter, from December to February, sees temperatures drop to around 0°C to 10°C, with occasional light snow. While the air is cold, the skies are often clear and sunny, offering sharp views of the city skyline, sometimes even Mount Fuji. Tokyo embraces illuminations during winter, with elaborate light displays transforming commercial districts and parks into sparkling spectacles. The city maintains a steady pace, and indoor attractions like museums and shopping centres become popular havens.

Summer, from June to August, is characterised by hot and humid conditions, with temperatures frequently reaching 25°C to 35°C and high humidity. Sudden thunderstorms can occur, but these often provide a temporary respite from the heat. Despite the warmth, summer is a time for lively festivals (matsuri) featuring colourful parades, traditional music, and fireworks displays along the rivers. Locals adapt by seeking air-conditioned comfort or enjoying evening activities. Travellers arriving during summer will find a vibrant, albeit warm, city with a festive spirit and a focus on evening celebrations.

Airport(s) near Tokyo

Narita International Airport
Top Carriers
These are the top carriers to this airport: Delta Air Lines, Japan Airlines and Jetstar Japan.
Location
This airport is approximately 60 km away from the city centre.
Transportation
Passengers can use either the express airport train or regular commuter trains to travel to the city. Travellers will also find bus services to the city plus its hotels and railway stations. Besides this, there are bus services between the two airports. Passengers can also hire fixed rate taxis to travel around.
Haneda Airport
Top Carriers
These are the top carriers to this airport: All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines.
Location
This airport is approximately 14 km away from Tokyo station.
Transportation
Passengers can take the monorail from the airport to reach Shinagawa Station, Yokohama Station and several other destinations in eastern Tokyo. There are also bus services to several places in the Kanto region.

Top things to do in Tokyo

Touch down in Tokyo and you'll immediately feel the city's pulse, a captivating blend of tradition and relentless innovation. Beyond the busy streets, an adventure unfolds, inviting you to discover its unique spirit through its diverse neighbourhoods and unforgettable moments. Get ready to dive into a world unlike any other, where every corner offers something new to explore.

Here’s a taste of what makes Tokyo so special:

Shibuya Crossing
Experience the organised chaos of the world's busiest intersection, a true spectacle of urban life. Watch as thousands of people cross simultaneously, a powerful symbol of Tokyo’s relentless energy.

Senso-ji Temple
Step back in time at Tokyo’s oldest temple, a vibrant spiritual heart in the Asakusa district. Wander through Nakamise-dori market leading up to the temple, absorbing the scents and sights of traditional Japan.

Meiji Jingu Shrine
Find peace in the heart of the city at this serene Shinto shrine, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Surrounded by a dense forest, it offers a tranquil escape from the urban buzz.

Harajuku
Immerse yourself in Tokyo’s cutting-edge youth culture and fashion on Takeshita Street. It’s a riot of colour and creativity, showcasing the city’s playful and eccentric side.

Tokyo Skytree
Ascend this towering structure for panoramic views that stretch across the city and beyond. Witness Tokyo’s vastness from above, a breathtaking perspective of its sprawling urban landscape.

Tsukiji Outer Market
Explore a foodie paradise where fresh produce, seafood, and street food stalls create a lively atmosphere. Sample local delicacies and feel the authentic buzz of Tokyo's culinary scene.

Ghibli Museum
Step into the magical world of Studio Ghibli in Mitaka, a whimsical museum that brings beloved animated films to life. It's a charming journey into creativity and imagination for all ages.

Book your flights to Tokyo

Before you know it, you'll be soaring towards Tokyo! To snag those fantastic flight deals, remember to be flexible with your travel dates and consider booking a bit in advance. Plus, with Prime, you can unlock even more exclusive benefits for every journey.

Frequently asked questions about Tokyo flights

How can I find cheap flights to Tokyo on the eDreams website?
At eDreams, we make it easy to find the perfect flight to Tokyo, with fares starting from just $ 36. Our smart tech searches for the best deals, giving you heaps of options. Whether you’re after the cheapest fare or the most convenient schedule, we make planning your trip dead simple.
What airlines fly to Tokyo?

These are the airlines with direct flights to Tokyo:

  • Jetstar Japan flies direct to Tokyo from Sapporo, Osaka, and Okinawa.
  • Japan Airlines also offers direct flights to Tokyo from Sapporo, Osaka, and Helsinki. Perfect if you want a straightforward trip from these cities.
  • Peach Aviation flies direct from Okinawa and Sapporo, and they also have service from Osaka.

Here are some other options for flights to Tokyo that might include a stopover:

  • China Eastern Airlines flies to Tokyo from London, Colombo, and Milan.
  • Asiana Airlines also heads to Tokyo from London, New York City, and Los Angeles, CA, giving you a few handy departure options.
  • Finally, Scoot flies to Tokyo from lots of spots, including Sydney, Perth, and Melbourne.
When traveling to Tokyo, what's the recommended arrival time at the airport before my flight?
To kick off your trip without any dramas, rock up to the airport 2–3 hours before your flight. This gives you plenty of time to check in, get through security, customs, and drop off your bags, and leaves room in case anything crops up. With eDreams, you can snag top-flight deals to Tokyo from over 63 cities. We’ve also got extras to make your airport time a breeze – priority boarding, extra luggage, and lounge access for a bit of comfort. For extra peace of mind, think about picking a refundable fare or chucking on some travel insurance so you can start your trip feeling ready and relaxed.
How many airports serve Tokyo?
Tokyo is served by 2 airport[s]. The main one, Narita International Airport, flies to 63 cities, with heaps of domestic and international options. The most popular flights head to Sapporo, Osaka, and Seoul. Whether you’re travelling for work or a holiday, there’s plenty of ways to get where you need to go.
How far is the airport from the city center in Tokyo?
The Narita International Airport, which serves Tokyo, is about 51 kms from the city centre. Its handy location makes it easy for travellers to get to all the main attractions and amenities.
What is the average cost to travel from the Tokyo airport to the city center?
When getting from the airport to the city, you’ve got a few options: Public Transport: For around 1.93 $ per person, you can jump on a bus or train – cheap and easy. Taxi: A taxi from Narita International Airport to the city centre usually costs about 4.48 $ per kilometre. Perfect if you’ve got heaps of luggage or want to get there quick-smart. Car Rental: For the ultimate freedom to explore Tokyo at your own pace, grab a car with eDreams. Pick it up at Narita International Airport and hit the road straight to your destination, stopping wherever you like along the way.

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