How to find cheap flights from Washington D.C. to Japan
The cheapest return flight from Washington D.C. to Japan is currently priced at ج.م. 43,397.
That fare will take you from Washington D.C. into Tokyo Narita in Tokyo.
ج.م. 20,425 is the lowest price for a one-way trip.
Want to let the lowest fares decide where you head to next? Select 'Japan' in the 'To' field to discover the best deals by city.
There's no shortage of ways to arrive in Japan, with around 35 airports to pick from.
To compare a wider range of prices, select 'Add nearby airports' to include all airports close to where you're departing from and heading to.
Get the flight you want at the price you want by booking in advance. Leave it late and you might have to compromise on airline, cost or timing.
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Best time to fly from Washington D.C. to Japan
Hop on a flight from Washington D.C. to Japan in September and you'll be travelling at one of the most affordable times of the year.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays are often the most affordable days to fly in general, with fares dipping during the quieter midweek period.
April, May and August mark the height of the travel season in Japan, with April the busiest of the three. Go then for a lively atmosphere and lots going on around you.
January, February and March are quieter months. March has the lowest demand from travellers and is a good option if you want to keep things more relaxed.
Flights from Washington D.C. to Japan: what to expect
When flying from Washington D.C., you can depart from Washington Ronald Reagan Airport (DCA), Washington Dulles Airport (IAD), or Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI).
From Washington D.C., you can fly nonstop to at least one airport in Japan.
Roughly 13 direct flights operate each week between Washington D.C. and cities around Japan.
Take to the skies with ANA (All Nippon Airways) or United, the leading airlines flying this route.
The most popular route from Washington D.C. to Japan is to Tokyo.
The average journey on this route comes in at around 14 hours 15 minutes.
Popular places to visit in Japan
Tokyo
A popular destination for Washington D.C. to Japan flights, this city in Kantō earns its place on any well-planned itinerary. From TOKYO SKYTREE and Sensho-ji to Ginza Central Street, the attractions just keep coming.
Tokyo's major airports are Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) and Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT). You'll find some competitive flight deals between the two.
Explore the lineup of hotels in Tokyo and pair your trip with a stay that fits your style.
Osaka
Dotonbori, Osaka Castle and Universal Studios Japan offer a solid introduction to the highlights in this Kansai city.
When it comes to where you'll land, your options include Kansai International (Osaka) Airport (KIX), Itami Domestic (Osaka) Airport (ITM) and Kobe Airport (UKB).
Once your plane ticket is locked in, you can focus on finding the right stay among the hotels in Osaka.
Fukuoka
Top attractions to squeeze in while you're in this corner of Kyushu-Okinawa include Itsukushima Shrine, Momochi Seaside Park and Ohori Park.
Fukuoka Airport (FUK) is the city's main airport, with routes connecting it to major destinations throughout the region and beyond.
Whether you're stopping over or staying a while, hotels in Fukuoka offer options for every type of trip.
Visiting Japan for the first time? Here's what you need to know
Entry rules can vary depending on your passport, travel plans and length of stay, so check before you go. Airlines and official embassy sites will have reliable advice on visas or other documents you may need.
You'll be using the Japanese yen (JPY) for your daily spending. Debit and credit cards are only accepted at larger businesses, so it's worth having a backup payment option.
Tokyo is the capital of Japan, which has a population of roughly 120 million.
You won't need to adjust your watch as you travel around this destination, with only one standard time zone of UTC+9 inches place.
For a warmer trip to Japan, consider August.
Plan your trip for sometime around January if you prefer cooler conditions.
January is typically the wettest time of year, while May is the driest.
Hoping to time your Washington D.C. to Japan flight with a big occasion? Top events to build your trip around include the Kyoto Gion Matsuri grand procession, Cherry Blossom (Sakura) Season and the Aomori Nebuta Matsuri parade.
Complete your trip with hotels and a car rental
A cheap flight from Washington D.C. to Japan gets you there. What comes next is planning the stay. Discover great prices and exclusive rates for hotels in Japan. For the freedom to get around on your own terms, also check out the range of car rental options in Japan.