Cheap Flights from Cairns to Tokyo from HK$ 1,445

Tokyo, Japan’s capital a bustling, crowded city full of devoted people, has an ever-increasing populous as a global travel destination. From Sumo to temples, neon neighborhoods to eccentric dress codes, Tokyo is packed with things to make you feel unconventionally great. The Fast Transit, the gadgets, and the nightlife are bound to give many goosebumps.

Tip: Days between March and May are good to enjoy comfortable, warm weather. Spring is the busiest time, and winter is the cheapest time to visit.

How to get to Tokyo

The distance between Cairns and Tokyo is five thousand eight hundred seventy-nine kilometers or three thousand six hundred fifty-eight miles. The duration of the flight will be from 7 hours, 25 minutes to 16 hours thirty minutes. Both One stop and direct flights to Tokyo are available. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays are often the best days to book flights, and the airways and airlines can adjust prices for tickets based on the day and time you decide to book the tickets of this flight from Cairns to Tokyo.

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Enjoy Tokyo City

Tokyo City can make you look both in the present and also to the past. Golden Gai, an area of the Shinuku District, will show how the city looked in the 1950s and Ebisu, Tokyo’s most costly neighborhood will give you the best glimpse of modern life. Sensoji owns Buddhist vastest temple is a unique religion treasure, worth delving. Getting a view of the Tokyo Tower in the evening and visiting Tokyo Tower’s Top Deck observatory is a must for all.

You may travel in a Bullet train to Osaka or Nikko, one featuring UNESCO’s heritage sites or drive in real-life Mario Kart or try Yakatabure Harumiya Cruise or walk down Akihabara. You can read a book in Jimbocho or take your kids to Tokyo Disneyland, and there are activities for all family members. The places to visit are the Imperial Palace, Kamakura City, Tokyo Metro Government Building, National Art Centre, Ghibli Museum, Nezu Museum, Yayoi Kusama Museum, Mount Mitakc, Odaiba Island, Ueno Park, Yoyogi Park, Karaoke Kan, Kit Kat Choclatory and Rikugien Garden.

Tip: If you are in public transport, keep your phone silent and give up your seat to a young child, pregnant woman, disabled person, or an elderly if you see one.

Shopping and Dining In Tokyo

Harajuku and Aoyama are shopping neighbourhoods reputed almost all over the world. Harajuku offers fashion in vintage mode and Aoyama mainly in a youthful, trendy manner. Kurmae for art lovers and Daikanyama and Naka-Meguro for books, boutiques and Bohemian. Shinjuku is one of Tokyo’s most large shopping districts. Your Bucketlist will be incomplete if you don’t shop in Don Quijote, Ginza Six. Asakusa is the neighbourhood ideal to get your souvenir quickly.

The places ideal for sushi, soba, and ramen are Tsukiji’s Fish Market, Kanda Matsuya and Afuri, respectively. You can have food along with entertainment in Robot Café, a café with wild, colourful performances with dancers, ninjas and neon and robot waiters controlled remotely by physically disabled people. Animal Cafes will draw your attention too.

Tip: Carry sufficient cash with you because traditional smaller shops don’t accept cards and bargaining is not the norm in Japan except in flea markets. Watch out for stores offering tax-free shopping.

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