CA $436 Cheap Flight to Japan

Take a flight to Japan

Book flights to Japan and discover an ultimate bucket-list destination. From the majesty of Mount Fuji to the thrill of a ride on the bullet train, the buzz of Tokyo to the temples of Kyoto, Japan offers iconic tourist experiences and adventures off the beaten track. It’s a place where future-forward food, fashion, and shopping rub shoulders with venerable traditions, ancient art, and peaceful spots of huge spiritual significance.

When to book flights to Japan?

Consider getting tickets to Japan in April and May to admire the country’s famous cherry blossoms in full flourish. At this time of year, the weather is reliably warm and dry – as it is in late summer, another popular time of year for tourists.

December to March is winter in Japan. This is ski season, with plenty of snow falling on Japan’s mountain landscapes. Swap the Canadian winter chill for the slopes or snowy cityscapes like Tokyo to beat the crowds and snag cheap flights to Japan.

How to find cheap flights to Japan?

With Expedia’s powerful search engine, you can compare airlines, airports, and travel dates to find some of the cheapest tickets from CA $844* to Japan. Flexible travel dates or off-season trips beyond the April and May peak will help you secure cheap flights to Japan in 2025.

Flights to Japan from Canada

Flights to Japan from Canada are plentiful. Direct flights to Tokyo are available from Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto—with the British Columbian capital proving particularly popular as a point of departure due to its location. Flights with stopovers are also widely available to other major Japanese cities such as Osaka. You can use Expedia to search for domestic flights and connections in both countries.

• Flights from Vancouver to Tokyo – from 10 hours 50 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Toronto to Tokyo – from 13 hours 55 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Montreal to Tokyo – from 13 hours 35 minutes (direct)
• Flights from Toronto to Osaka – from 19 hours (1 stop)

Main airports in Japan

The major airports in Japan are Narita and Haneda Airports in Tokyo and Kansai Airport in the greater Osaka area. These transport hubs make great starting points for any Japanese adventure.

What airlines fly to Japan?

Many airlines offer flights to Japan from Canada. Airlines that fly to Japan include international and domestic carriers.

• United
• Air Canada
• All Nippon Airways

How to get around in Japan

Japan is a vast country: book domestic Japan plane tickets to cover large distances and see everything you want to see quickly and cheaply. There are domestic airports in most cities. With Expedia, you can book Japan flights to help you navigate your way around the country with ease.

Japan is also famous for its well-developed, high-speed intercity rail network and vast railway stations. For the full Japanese travel experience, take the shinkansen, or bullet train, run by Japanese Railways (known as JR) to marvel at the scenery at speeds nearing 200 miles per hour.

Must-see attractions in Japan

Japan is simply stacked with once-in-a-lifetime travel destinations to tick off your bucket list. Book flights to Japan to soak up the urban ambience of Tokyo in hip districts like Shibuya, or head to historic Kyoto to take part in traditional tea ceremonies and enjoy the atmosphere at unique and beautiful temples. Osaka is a great spot for fans of Japanese art and anime, while nature lovers can find rest and relaxation by the deep blue sea in stunning Okinawa.

Tips for travelling in Japan

• Before you fly to Japan, learn a few phrases in Japanese. While many people in major cities and tourist areas have some grasp of English, this may not be the case further off the beaten track – and it’s always a good idea to be polite and arm yourself with a few common expressions such as please and thank you.
• Packing light is always a good idea – but it’s particularly smart when you book flights to Japan. The local architecture means hotel rooms can be small in built-up cities, with little space for oversize cases. Plus, with the incredible shopping on offer in cities like Tokyo, you’re sure to pick up a few souvenirs to take home with you.
• Prepare for the morning rush in major cities such as Tokyo, where commuters pack onto busy trains. You may wish to take it easy over breakfast and avoid travelling by public transport between 7:30 am and 9 am.

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