Air tickets Astana — Tokyo

Heading to Japan? On the Freedom Travel website and app you can find air tickets from Astana to Tokyo, compare connecting options from different airlines, book your seats and pay for the ticket online by bank card.

This page gathers the key details of the route: distance and approximate travel time, the available connections, the list of airlines, price guidelines, plus information about the arrival airport and the main sights of Tokyo.

General information about flights between Astana and Tokyo

The distance between Astana and Tokyo is about 5,600 km. There are no direct flights on this route, so the journey involves a connection and takes from 12 hours or more depending on the layover. The time difference is significant: Tokyo is four hours ahead of Astana, so allow time to adjust on your first day. Citizens of Kazakhstan need a visa, which must be arranged in advance at the Japanese consulate; check the current rules before your trip. The destination is popular with tourists, students and business travellers.

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Astana — Tokyo flight schedule

There are no direct flights between Astana and Tokyo. The route is flown via transit hubs, and the total travel time starts at around 12 hours depending on the length of the layover.

The number of connecting flights and their departure times vary with the season and the day of the week, and fares are dynamic. Check the current options for your dates in the Freedom Travel search.

How much does a flight from Astana to Tokyo cost

The price depends on the departure date, the airline, the season, the fare type, the number of stops and how far in advance you book. The Freedom Travel search shows the exact price for your dates with all fees included, and you can pay online by bank card.

Which airlines fly the Astana — Tokyo route

• Turkish Airlines — operates the Istanbul — Tokyo leg
• Air Astana — a flight to Seoul with an onward connection to Tokyo
• flydubai and Emirates — operates one of the legs (via Dubai)

The full list of airlines and available connections for your dates is shown in the Freedom Travel search.

How to get from Astana to Tokyo: flight options

There is no nonstop service between the cities, so the basic option is a flight with one connection.

The most common connections are via Istanbul, Seoul and Dubai. The Seoul routing is usually the shortest in total travel time, the Istanbul option is convenient thanks to a single ticket with one airline, and Dubai often offers attractive fares.

When comparing options, consider the total travel time, the length of the layover, the baggage rules and the arrival time. Also check whether a transit visa is required in the country where you change planes.

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Tokyo airport

Most international flights arrive at Narita International Airport (NRT), about 60 km east of central Tokyo in Chiba Prefecture. Closer to the city is Haneda Airport (HND), which handles many domestic and international flights. From Narita the Narita Express and Keisei Skyliner run into town, and from Haneda you can take the Tokyo Monorail or the Keikyu line.

What to see in Tokyo

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world, where ultramodern skyscrapers and neon sit alongside ancient temples, gardens and traditional neighbourhoods.

• Senso-ji Temple — the oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, in Asakusa, with the Nakamise shopping street
• Tokyo Skytree — one of the tallest towers in the world, with observation decks
• Shibuya Crossing — the famous diagonal pedestrian crossing and a symbol of modern Tokyo
• Imperial Palace — the residence of the emperor, with parks and gardens in the city centre
• Meiji Jingu Shrine — a Shinto shrine in a forest park next to Harajuku
• Shinjuku Gyoen — a large park that is especially beautiful during the cherry blossom season

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