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Cheap flights to Tokyo

Round trips from $474 per traveler, taxes and fees included. Compare fares from every US city, see which airlines fly nonstop, and pick the cheapest month to travel.

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Destination guide

Tokyo: The world's biggest city, effortlessly polite

Tokyo is reachable nonstop from a dozen US cities via Haneda (close to the city) and Narita. A weak yen has made Japan a value destination, and Tokyo's food, neighborhoods, temples and the bullet train to Kyoto make it the trip of a lifetime.

  • Senso-ji and Asakusa
  • Shibuya Crossing and Shinjuku
  • Tsukiji Outer Market and sushi
  • Meiji Shrine and Harajuku
Read the Tokyo travel guide

Flying to Tokyo: common questions

Which airport should I fly into for Tokyo?

Tokyo is served by 2 airports: Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) and Narita International Airport (NRT). Tokyo Haneda Airport has the most flights; the others can be cheaper on low-cost carriers and closer to some neighborhoods. Our search shows all of them so you can compare.

Which airlines fly to Tokyo?

American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue, Japan Airlines, ANA All Nippon Airways and United Airlines and others fly nonstop to Tokyo from major US cities, with more airlines offering one-stop itineraries. Route pages list the airlines for each departure city.

How much are flights to Tokyo?

Over the next three months, the lowest round-trip fare we track to Tokyo is $474 per traveler including taxes and fees. Fares vary by departure city, day of week and how far ahead you book — see each route page for the cheapest month.

When is the best time to visit Tokyo?

Late March–April (cherry blossoms) and October–November (fall color) are the best and busiest. May and September are pleasant; summer is hot and humid with typhoons possible; winter is dry, clear and cheap.

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