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How to find Cheap Plane Tickets to Japan

Bag the cheapest plane tickets and see flexible date options to Japan, Narita International Airport, NRT in 2023/2024 with FlightsFinder departing from New Zealand as well as the rest of the world. The GEO coordinates for Narita International Airport are 35.76470184, 140.3860016, located in the country of Japan. To find the cheapest plane tickets to Japan simply enter the departure airport you wish to fly from and then choose your travel dates. The more flexible you are with your travel dates the cheaper your plane ticket to Japan can potentially be. We give you the ability to look for flexible plane ticket to Japan 3 days before and after your travel dates or if you prefer you can browse our powerful flexible plane ticket calendar to see prices in the entire month or even the entire year of 2023/2024. Once you have identified the cheapest days to fly to Japan simply hit search and you will be presented with our meta-meta search® dashboard which enables you to search and compare the best plane ticket comparison sites side by side in seconds. Our research shows that by comparing multiple plane ticket comparison sites you are highly likely to save up to 20% off the price of your airline ticket to Japan. We search nz.KAYAK.com, Skyscanner.co.nz, momondo.co.nz, Cheapflights.co.nz, KIWI, Jetradar and others to make sure you get the best price possible. We recommend you compare at least 4 separate plane ticket comparison sites on our dashboard to be sure you are getting the best deal possible. Also on this page you will find average flight times and distances to Japan from popular New Zealand Airports including Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, Queenstown, Dunedin, Nelson and more. We also list the best things to do in Japan, the weather in Japan, a map of Japan, some travel videos of Japan and most searched for plane routes to Narita International Airport NRT from popular New Zealand airports.

Things to do in Japan

Short guide to Japan

Japan is a truly developed and remarkable country. Leading the way in technological innovation, this country is renowned for making most of the leading electrical brands in the world today. Recently coming out of isolation, the land of the infamous Geisha girls and beautiful cherry blossoms has taken the world by storm.

Japan is made up of a number of different islands, neighboured by China and Korea it is separated from these countries via the Japan sea. Between the 17th and mid 19th centuries, Japan had elected to follow an isolationist policy. However, since opening its doors up to the rest of the globe this land has transformed into a landscape full of Neon lit cities and amazingly sophisticated transportation systems.

Besides the evident technological transformation in this nation, Japan has not lost complete touch with its traditional roots. In fact, the ancient customs and traditions are thriving in Japan and are one of the unique characteristics of the Japanese people. From being bowed to whilst being welcomed, to having to take your shoes off when entering someone's abode, all these little characteristics make you feel the simplicity and welcoming nature of the Japanese people.

Throughout the sprawling metropolises found within the city centres, you will find some old and ancient structures. Shrines and temples from yesteryear riddle the countryside, and beautiful Zen gardens provide sought after and much-needed sanctuary whilst hot springs provide relief from the cold of the winter months.

There are numerous landscapes present in Japan. On the Mainland the country is quite Mountainous, in fact, more than three-quarters of the country is actually mountainous. This has made these areas quite uninhabitable and as a result, the majority of the citizens have chosen their dwellings on the coastal plains. Particularly populated is the area known as Honshu.

Tokyo, as an example, is a highly populated city, with the last official figure said to have quoted the number of people in the city to have exceeded the twelve million mark. The remarkable thing about this amazingly crowded city is that the infrastructure copes perfectly well with this mass of human beings. Everything runs smoothly, trains are on time and the crime rates are remarkably low.

Even in the city, you will find parks and open spaces, provided by the authorities in order that locals have a place to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.

The official language of the country is Japanese, however, English is spoken widely within established tourist centres. The accent, however, can be fairly difficult to understand, so be aware of this fact.

In conclusion, Japan is a fascinating country and will leave a lasting impression on anyone lucky enough to visit this region of the world.

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