Cheap flights to Japan from C$ 613

The flight to Japan from Canada has a duration of 13h 20m for direct service on Air Canada. One-stop and multi-stop flights may average flight times around 16h 30m to 19h 5m, with variations depending on the city of origin, stopovers, wait times, and arrival destination. Of course, some discount fares may offer low prices but travellers are advised to check the flight connections and total duration to make sure they truly are getting Japan flight deals that provide a reasonable flight time for the money.

Direct flights to Japan are available from two cities in Canada: Vancouver and Toronto. These flights both go into Tokyo, with other cities like Montreal, Edmonton, and Calgary offering one-stop flights to Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. Flights are available from United, Air Canada, and ANA airlines. There are multi-stop flights available, and many other destination cities across Japan with routes to more than a dozen cities.

The newer and popular bullet trains have separate tracks, offering high-speed service and a smooth ride. However, these trains are quite expensive so they are more of an experience than a tool for daily travel. Regular trains are a much more affordable choice but will have much longer travel times. Flying is often the fastest way to get between some areas of this island country, and international travelers can save a lot on domestic travel by purchasing their tickets along with their international airfare. Buses are also readily available and buses and taxis are available in major cities.

Japan has a unique balance of history and modern urban culture, with sights like Kinkaku-Ji, Mount Fuji, and the bright lights of Tokyo all within the same borders. Zao Fox Village in northern Japan allows visitors to play with foxes and even hold babies. On the complete opposite end, guests can head to a futuristic dinner at the Robot Restaurant in Tokyo. Tokyo is even home to the MariCar race, allowing visitors to have a real-life Mario Kart experience. There are open-air hot springs for tourists to enjoy, and first-time visitors need to check out a sumo wrestling match while they are in Japan. Kishiki Market in Kyoto, known as the city’s kitchen, is home to some of the best fresh seafood and produce with plenty of delicacies available.

Japan requires all Canadian nationals flying into the country to present a valid passport to gain entry. The passport is only required to be valid for the duration of your stay, although those with later expiration dates will see fewer potential delays and issues. Tourist visas are not required for Canadian citizens staying less than 90 days, but business and student visas are required. Anyone overstaying their allotted time limit faces criminal charges, including potential fines, deportation, and barred from re-entry for future travel.

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Japan on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, ZIPAIR is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Japan.

Tokyo Haneda Airport is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Japan. One-way flights to Tokyo Haneda Airport typically cost C$ 50, while round-trip flights cost around C$ 90.

A round-trip flight to Japan will typically cost around C$ 77, however they can be found for as little as C$ 77.

For those looking to save time traveling to Japan, Vancouver offers the quickest one-way flight (9 hours 40 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Tokyo Narita Airport can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Tokyo Narita Airport has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Narita Airport Rest House is the closest property to Tokyo Narita Airport (0.0 km away from Tokyo Narita Airport).