Ancient traditions meet ultramodern culture — with competitive transpacific fares
Tokyo is a city of contrasts — serene temples next to neon-lit skyscrapers, Michelin-starred restaurants alongside ramen counters, and centuries-old traditions coexisting with cutting-edge technology. Multiple carriers compete on transpacific routes, especially from West Coast cities, keeping fares surprisingly affordable.
January through March and late October through November offer the cheapest flights. Cherry blossom season (late March-April) is peak.
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What is the cheapest flight to Tokyo?
Roundtrip flights from the West Coast regularly drop to $500-700 during sales. From LA and SF, error fares occasionally appear below $400 roundtrip.
How long is the flight to Tokyo?
Nonstop flights from the West Coast take 11-12 hours. From the East Coast, direct flights take 13-14 hours.
Haneda or Narita — which is better?
Haneda is much closer to central Tokyo (30 min vs 90 min) and more convenient. Narita sometimes has cheaper fares and is the gateway for budget carriers.
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