How to get to Japan
Travel to Japan has never been more accessible. Several airports offer international flights, including Tokyo, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
Japan’s major airport hubs are located just outside the major cities of Tokyo and Osaka.
Narita Airport is located one hour by express train from Tokyo in the adjacent Chiba Prefecture. Serving most global destinations along with a host of domestic flights, Narita Airport is naturally known as the gateway to Japan.
Once designated as a domestic hub, the development of Tokyo’s urban airport, Haneda Airport, has made it a reality to fly directly to major cities from destinations around the world. Branching out into international flights, passengers can be in the bustling Tokyo metropolis within 30 minutes of exiting the terminal.
関西国際空港 Kansai International Airport
You can visit Japan without ever setting foot in Tokyo. Kansai International Airport (KIX) serves the western region of Japan and, accommodating the tourist magnet city of Kyoto and the urban powerhouse of Osaka. The airport is located approximately 50 minutes from the Shinkansen hub and 75 minutes from Kyoto Station.
From the large island of Hokkaido in the north to the subtropical Okinawa in the south, other airport options are available throughout Japan that welcome you on domestic and international flights. When planning your trip, look up the airports that offer the most convenient path to Japan.
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