Cheap flights from Tokyo
The Japanese capital is one of the world's largest aviation hubs, served by Haneda Airport and Narita International Airport. The route network from Tokyo is impressive in its scale, featuring hundreds of destinations, including 15 of the most popular routes with high flight frequencies. The most popular spots on the flight map remain Sapporo, with over a thousand flights per week, as well as Fukuoka and South Korea's Seoul.
A total of 124 airlines operate in the skies over Tokyo, providing ample opportunities for planning trips of any complexity. The majority of air traffic is handled by flagship carriers Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways, which offer an extensive network of flights throughout the country and beyond. Below on the page, you will find city cards with handy filters to help you navigate the available options and choose the perfect destination for your next trip.

Tokyo — Osaka

Tokyo — Sapporo

Tokyo — Fukuoka

Tokyo — Hiroshima

Tokyo — Takamatsu

Tokyo — Kumamoto

Tokyo — Matsuyama

Tokyo — Oita

Tokyo — Kagoshima

Tokyo — Miyazaki

Tokyo — Okinawa

Tokyo — Hakodate
Flight insights from Tokyo
Data-driven trends for direct flights from Tokyo — how often airlines fly, where they go, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent destinations
The most frequent direct destinations from Tokyo are Sapporo, Fukuoka and Osaka. Sapporo leads with around 1151 flights a week.
Top countries
Most direct flights from Tokyo head to Japan, Korea, Republic Of and China. Japan alone accounts for about 58% of all direct routes.
- Japanavg $71
- Korea, Republic Ofavg $95
- Chinaavg $187
- United Statesavg $483
- Taiwan, Republic of Chinaavg $116
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes from Tokyo range from Fukuoka at $36 to Seoul at $93 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
Cheapest destinations
The cheapest destinations from Tokyo right now are Fukuoka from $36, Osaka from $36 and Takamatsu from $39.
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight from Tokyo is to New York City at about 14h 27m, followed by Chicago (13h 32m) and Paris (12h 59m).
- New York City14h 27m
- Chicago13h 32m
- Paris12h 59m
- London12h 47m
- Frankfurt am Main12h 30m
Popular destinations from Tokyo
Frequently asked questions
- Which airports serve Tokyo?
- The capital of Japan is served by two major aviation hubs: Haneda Airport, located 18 km from the city center, and the international Narita International Airport, situated 67 km away. Haneda traditionally handles the majority of domestic flights, while Narita serves as the main gateway for long-haul international routes.
- How many destinations are available from Tokyo?
- A vast number of routes are available from Tokyo, covering almost every continent. The current schedule highlights 15 key routes with the highest traffic intensity, providing connections to Japan's largest cities and world capitals.
- What are the most popular destinations from Tokyo?
- The most popular choices are domestic flights to Sapporo (1,151 flights per week), Fukuoka (1,052 flights), and Osaka (1,000 flights). Among international routes, South Korea's Seoul leads the way, with 892 planes departing every week.
- How many airlines fly from Tokyo?
- A total of 124 airlines operate flights from Tokyo's airports. Leading the way are national carriers Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways, as well as international operators such as Alaska Airlines and United Airlines.
- Which destinations are popular for beach holidays?
- For a seaside getaway, travelers most often choose domestic flights to Okinawa, which sees about 650 flights per week. Among international resort destinations, Honolulu is in high demand, ensuring a steady flow of tourists to the Hawaiian Islands.
- How can I find cheap flights from Tokyo?
- To save on airfare, it is recommended to look for flights from budget carriers like Jetstar Japan and Peach Airlines. Lower fares are also frequently offered for departures from Narita Airport, where many low-cost airlines are based.