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Cheap Tokyo Flights from the US

Top routes with lowest fares found in the last 48 hours. Prices shown are round-trip per person including taxes.

LAX → NRT

Los Angeles → Tokyo
$ *
round-trip, incl. taxes · ANA/JAL/United

JFK → NRT

New York → Tokyo
$ *
round-trip, incl. taxes · JAL/ANA

SFO → NRT

San Francisco → Tokyo
$ *
round-trip, incl. taxes · ANA/United

ORD → NRT

Chicago → Tokyo
$ *
round-trip, incl. taxes · ANA/United nonstop

SEA → NRT

Seattle → Tokyo
$ *
round-trip, incl. taxes · ANA/Delta

ATL → NRT

Atlanta → Tokyo
$ *
round-trip, incl. taxes · Delta

* Price Disclaimer: Fares shown are the lowest round-trip economy class prices found in the last 48 hours, per person, and include all taxes and carrier-imposed fees. Prices are subject to availability and may change without notice. Seats at advertised fares are limited. Additional baggage fees, seat selection charges, and other optional extras are not included. Fares are valid for the specific dates and routes shown. Prices displayed in USD. Final fare is confirmed at time of booking.

Airlines with Flights to Tokyo (NRT)

Compare carriers and hub connections for flights from the US to Tokyo.

AirlineHub / ConnectionKey US RoutesApprox. Travel TimeCode
ANA All Nippon AirwaysTokyo (NRT/HND)LAX, SFO, ORD, SEA, IAH, JFK, IAD, HNL (nonstop)10.5–14hNH
Japan AirlinesTokyo (NRT/HND)LAX, SFO, JFK, ORD, BOS, DFW, HNL (nonstop)10.5–14hJL
United AirlinesSFO / IAH / ORDSFO, IAH, ORD, LAX (nonstop)11–14hUA
Delta Air LinesSEA / ATL / LAXSEA, ATL, LAX, HNL (nonstop)10.5–14hDL
American AirlinesLAX / DFWLAX, DFW (nonstop)11–13.5hAA
Hawaiian AirlinesHonolulu (HNL)LAX, SFO via HNL12–16hHA

Why Fly to Tokyo, Japan?

Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT) is served nonstop by United, Delta, American, Japan Airlines, and ANA from multiple US cities. Tokyo Haneda (HND) is closer to the city and has growing US connections. From Tokyo, Mount Fuji is 1.5h by bus, Kyoto is 2.5h by Shinkansen, Osaka is 3h, and Hiroshima is 4h — Japan’s entire main island is accessible by high-speed rail from Tokyo.

Shinjuku & Tokyo Skyline
Shinjuku — Tokyo’s most concentrated district of skyscrapers, neon, pachinko halls, the Golden Gai bar alley, Omoide Yokocho (Memory Lane) yakitori stands, and the extraordinary Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building free observation deck — is the city’s most overwhelming and most exhilarating neighbourhood.
Shibuya Crossing & Harajuku
Shibuya Crossing — the world’s busiest pedestrian intersection, where 150,000+ people cross from six directions simultaneously when the lights change — is Tokyo’s most iconic spectacle. The adjacent Harajuku’s Takeshita Street, Omotesando’s luxury boulevard, and the Yoyogi Park’s Sunday cosplay gatherings form Japan’s most concentrated fashion and youth culture zone.
Senso-ji Temple & Asakusa
Senso-ji — Tokyo’s oldest temple (645 AD), approached through the Nakamise shopping street of traditional crafts and snacks — is the most visited spiritual site in the world (30 million visitors annually). The five-storey pagoda, the giant Kaminarimon thunder gate lantern, and the Sumida River setting make Asakusa Tokyo’s most atmospheric historic district.
Tokyo Food Culture — World’s Finest
Tokyo has more Michelin stars than any other city on earth (230+) — but the city’s greatest food is democratically accessible: the 6am Tsukiji outer market’s tuna bowls, the Shibuya 109 basement department store food floors, the ramen shops of Shinjuku, and the extraordinary convenience store onigiri culture define a food civilization of incomparable depth.
Mount Fuji & Fuji Five Lakes
Mount Fuji — Japan’s highest peak (3,776m) and most sacred symbol — is visible from Tokyo on clear days and accessible by bus in 1.5 hours. The Fuji Five Lakes (Kawaguchiko, Yamanakako) offer the classic reflection views, the Chureito Pagoda framing the volcano, and the Fuji-Q Highland theme park at the mountain’s base.

Tokyo Airport (NRT) — Quick Facts

IATA Code

NRT

ICAO Code

RJAA

Distance to City

~60 km northeast of central Tokyo

Bus to Center
~90 min (Narita Express N’EX ~53 min)
Taxi to Center

~80 min (¥20,000–25,000 / ~$130–165)

Terminals
3 Terminals (T1, T2, T3)
Nearest Alt. Hub
Tokyo Haneda HND (~30 km from city / 30 min by monorail), Osaka KIX (~2.5h by Shinkansen)
Currency

Japanese Yen (JPY)

Time Zone
JST (UTC+9)
Insider Tips

How to Find the Cheapest Tokyo Airfare

Practical strategies to reduce the cost of your Tokyo airline tickets from the USA.

Book 6–8 Weeks Ahead

Tokyo airfare from the US tends to be lowest when booked 6–8 weeks before departure. Last-minute prices spike significantly on popular routes.

Fly Mid-Week (Tue–Wed)

Tuesday and Wednesday departures to Tokyo are consistently 10–20% cheaper than Friday or Sunday flights. Use flexible date search to compare the full week.

ANA & JAL Fly Nonstop from 8+ US Cities

ANA All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines collectively serve LAX, SFO, ORD, SEA, JFK, IAH, BOS, DFW, IAD, and HNL with nonstop Tokyo flights. United, Delta, and American also serve NRT and HND nonstop from major US hubs. Los Angeles and Seattle are the closest US gateways (10.5–11.5h) — making Tokyo one of the most accessible Asian capitals from the US West Coast.

Narita (NRT) vs Haneda (HND) — Choose Wisely

Tokyo has two international airports — Narita (NRT, 60km from center, better for most US arrivals) and Haneda (HND, 30km from center, faster access by monorail in 20 min). Haneda has growing US nonstop connections (Delta, ANA, JAL from LAX, JFK, HNL) and is dramatically more convenient for the city center. Compare NRT and HND fares from your US city — the convenience difference often justifies a small price premium for HND.

Use Miles & Points

Frequent flyer miles can significantly reduce Tokyo airline ticket costs. Check partner award availability to NRT — often better value than cash fares on long-haul routes.

Set Fare Alerts

Tokyo airfare fluctuates daily. Set a price alert on AirlineTickets.services to be notified when fares to NRT drop from your US departure city.

Flights to Tokyo from US — Top Questions

To find cheap flights to Tokyo from the US, use AirlineTickets.services to compare 500+ airlines with flexible date search. Book 6–8 weeks ahead, fly mid-week, and compare all hub routing options for the lowest Tokyo airfare.

Tokyo is served by NRT Airport (IATA: NRT, ICAO: RJAA), located ~60 km northeast of central Tokyo. Tokyo Haneda HND (~30 km from city / 30 min by monorail), Osaka KIX (~2.5h by Shinkansen) is the nearest alternative hub.

Top airlines for US to Tokyo (NRT) flights include ANA All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, United Airlines. Check for nonstop and one-stop options from your US departure city.

Shoulder seasons offer the best Tokyo airfare from the US. Avoid peak tourist periods and major local events. Mid-week departures (Tuesday–Wednesday) are typically 10–20% cheaper than weekend flights.

Total travel time from the US to Tokyo depends on routing. Nonstop flights range from 2 to 14 hours; connecting itineraries from the US add 2–5 hours including layover time.

Tokyo Airport (NRT) is located ~60 km northeast of central Tokyo. Bus takes approximately ~90 min (Narita Express N'EX ~53 min), while a taxi takes around ~80 min (¥20,000–25,000 / ~$130–165).

Flights to Tokyo from the US — Your Complete Guide

Economy round-trip fares to Tokyo (NRT) from major US cities typically range $799–$1,500 round-trip. Use our search tool above to compare all airlines for your exact dates and lock in the best available Tokyo airfare. No booking fees — ever.

Everything to Know About Cheap Flights to Tokyo

Flights to Tokyo from USA: What to Expect

Tokyo is the world’s greatest city — a megalopolis of 37 million people that is simultaneously the most technologically advanced, most food-obsessed, most design-conscious, and most meticulously organized urban environment on earth. The Shinjuku neon canyons, the Shibuya scramble crossing, the ancient Senso-ji Temple, the exquisite kaiseki restaurants, the anime culture of Akihabara, the minimalist Muji aesthetics, and the extraordinary courtesy and precision of daily Japanese life make Tokyo an experience that fundamentally changes how you think about cities. Use AirlineTickets.services to compare all available routings and find the lowest cheap flights to Tokyo from your nearest US departure city.

Tokyo Airfare: Budget Tips for US Travelers

Tokyo airfare from the USA typically ranges $799–$1,500 round-trip in economy class. Use flexible date search, compare all hub connection options, and set fare alerts for your preferred travel window to secure the best deal on Tokyo airline tickets.

Tokyo Airline Tickets: Booking Advice

When comparing Tokyo airline tickets, always verify whether your itinerary is a through-ticket or two separate bookings. Through-tickets with a single airline or alliance offer better rebooking rights if a connection is missed. Book at least 6 weeks in advance for best fares.

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