Air tickets Tokyo — Atyrau

Looking for a ticket from Tokyo to Atyrau? On the Freedom Travel website and app you can build a connecting itinerary, compare options by price and total travel time, book the flights and pay online.

Below are the essentials of the route: distance, approximate travel time, the time difference, airlines and the handiest connecting points, price guidance, the arrival airport and what to see in Atyrau.

General information about flights between Tokyo and Atyrau

The cities are about 7,090 km apart. There are no non-stop flights between Japan and Kazakhstan, so the trip involves a connection: the shortest option is a single stop in Istanbul, which has a non-stop flight to Atyrau. Total travel time starts from around 19 hours and depends on the connection times. The time difference is 4 hours: Atyrau is four hours behind Tokyo. The route is used above all by business travellers and oil and gas specialists, as well as by visitors heading to the Caspian Sea.

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Tokyo — Atyrau flight schedule

There is no non-stop service between Tokyo and Atyrau. The most convenient pattern is the Turkish Airlines flight from Tokyo to Istanbul, which takes about 11 hours, followed by the Air Astana non-stop Istanbul — Atyrau flight of roughly 3 hours 35 minutes.

The days of the week and layover times depend on the carriers schedules: Air Astana operates the Istanbul — Atyrau flight several times a week, so it is easier to build suitable combinations in Freedom Travel search for your chosen date. Fares are dynamic and rise as the departure date approaches.

How much does a flight from Tokyo to Atyrau cost

The final price depends on the departure date, the set of airlines, the season, the number of connections and how early you book. There is no fixed fare on this route, so check the exact amount in Freedom Travel search: the results show the final price including all fees and payment is made online by bank card.

Which airlines fly the Tokyo — Atyrau route

• Turkish Airlines — flights from Tokyo to Istanbul
• Air Astana — non-stop Istanbul — Atyrau flights, plus Seoul — Almaty and Seoul — Astana flights
• Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, ZIPAIR, Air Premia, Jeju Air and Peach — flights from Tokyo to Seoul Incheon
• FlyArystan and SCAT Airlines — domestic flights into Atyrau from Almaty

The full list of airlines and available flight combinations for your chosen date appears in the Freedom Travel search results.

How to get from Tokyo to Atyrau: travel options

There are no non-stop flights between Tokyo and Atyrau: travel between Japan and Kazakhstan always involves a connection.

The single-stop option runs via Istanbul: a Turkish Airlines flight and then the Air Astana non-stop to Atyrau. The alternative goes through East Asia: Tokyo to Seoul, then a flight to Almaty or Astana and a domestic flight to Atyrau — that itinerary has two stops.

The Istanbul routing has fewer connections, while the Seoul combination is sometimes better value or fits your dates more easily. If you connect in a third country, check in advance whether you need a transit visa.

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Atyrau airport

Flights arrive at Atyrau International Airport (GUW). It is located about 8 km from the city centre, and buses and taxis run into town.

What to see in Atyrau

Atyrau is the centre of the Kazakh oil and gas industry, set at the mouth of the Ural River by the Caspian Sea. The river divides the city into a European and an Asian part.

• Pedestrian bridge over the Ural River — symbolically joins Europe and Asia
• Imangali Mosque — one of the main mosques in the city
• Ural River embankment — a place to stroll in the city centre
• Atyrau Regional Museum of History and Local Lore — displays on the history and nature of the Caspian area
• Makhambet Utemisov Regional Drama Theatre — the main theatre stage in the city
• Assumption Cathedral — an Orthodox church from the 19th century

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