Cheap flights to Japan

If a country that combines innovation with tradition is what you’re after, where sacred shines and modern skyscrapers can both be found together, flights to Japan are must. With snow-capped mountainous peaks and pretty cherry blossoms, Japan’s natural beauty attracts visitors from all over the world, as does its mouth-watering cuisine, rich culture and abundance of attractions. Whether you looking to check out a sumo wrestling tournament, relax in a natural hot spring, let your hair down in a karaoke box or partake in a tea ceremony, book your flights to Japan for a trip that’s guaranteed to be unforgettable.

Home to a variety of airports, it’s very easy to find tickets to Japan to suit your plans. You can fly to Japan direct from many major destinations in Australia including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth. When travelling to Japan, many people fly to Tokyo, Japan’s lively capital city and one that’s bursting with things to see and do, combining grand temples with bright lights and fancy high-rises. Flights to Osaka are also popular for the city’s unique and vibrant culture and incredible culinary scene. Other highlights include the birthplace of geisha - the beautiful and sacred Kyoto - a cultural city full of Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, along with picturesque gardens and traditional architecture. The bustling Yokohama with its buzzing Chinatown, the bullet-train hub of Nagoya and Hokkaido with its ski resorts and hot springs are also worth a visit.

Flights to Japan are popular with those wanting to see the country’s landmarks. Mount Fuji, the tallest mountain in Japan and an active volcano, is one of Japan’s most famous. Whether hiking up it during climbing season or admiring the snow-topped mountain from a distance, it’s a must-visit. Many people also book tickets to Japan to see the country’s world-renowned cherry blossoms. Home to more than 200 varieties, they’ll provide the perfect backdrop to your photos. In Tokyo, the Shibuya Crossing, the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing, is a must, as is the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Tower. And there’s plenty beyond the capital, too. From Osaka Castle to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and many shrines including Itsukushima and Fushimi Inari Taisha, there’s countless things to do in Japan.