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Looking for the cheapest, fastest or easiest route from Shanghai to Tokyo? You could fly into the following airports instead.Shanghai to Tokyo: Flight information
The things to know before you go.Cheapest flight found | C$251 |
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Cheapest month to fly | June |
Average flight time | 2 hrs, 53 mins |
Most popular airline | China Eastern |
Average flights per week | 424 |
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Cheap Flights from Shanghai to Tokyo
With a choice of 11 different airlines and dozens of flights per day, the Skyscanner search tool comes in handy when booking flights from Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) to Tokyo. Compare routes and prices to make sure you get the best deal and the most convenient flights. While you're at it, check into available hotels and car rentals.
Best Time to Book a Flight to Tokyo
May is a peak month for traveling from Shanghai, China, to Tokyo, Japan. September and October tend to have the lowest airfares, handy if you want to head over to see the fall colors. Midweek flights are usually less expensive, but that depends a lot on availability. Airlines only sell so many seats at bargain prices and then the rates go up. Pull up Skyscanner's monthly search program and compare daily rates side by side. If you are flexible you can usually get a better deal, even in peak seasons.
Airlines That Fly from Shanghai to Tokyo
Flights from Shanghai depart from Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG), located 46 kilometres from the city centre. Airlines that fly into Narita International Airport (NRT) include Air China, Delta Airlines and Air Nippon. Flights are also available into the Haneda Airport (HND), but they tend to be more expensive. Air Nippon, China Eastern and Japan Airlines are examples. At Shangai Pudong, international flights could leave from Terminals 1 or 2. Shuttle buses transport passengers between the terminals.
What to Expect When Arriving in Tokyo
At Narita International Airport, international flights usually arrive at Terminal 1. Shuttle buses connect the airport's three terminals. Access to downtown Tokyo, about 77 kilometres away, is by train, public bus, taxi or cars. Haneda Airport, about 21 kilometres from downtown, also has a dedicated international terminal. Complimentary shuttle buses connect the domestic and international sections. Similar transportation options into the city of Tokyo are available.
Airport Facilities
In addition to the Duty Free shops, name-brand stores and assorted eateries, Narita International Airport shares Japanese culture with its passengers. In Terminal 1, daily shows are available at the Kabuki Experience and the NAA Art Gallery. Every Friday the FM Studio Sky Gate hosts an event. Throughout the terminals you'll find ATMs, currency exchange counters, postal services, beauty salons and lounges. Wi-Fi is available, as are places to buy or rent cell phones or SIM cards. Coin operated computer terminals are also available. Passenger services are similar at the Haneda Airport.
Things to Do and See in Tokyo
History is revered in Tokyo, Japan. Visit the Meiji Shrine, a quiet Shinto site surrounded by a garden and lush forests. It's located in the Shibuya district. The Senso-Ji temple dates back to 645 and honors Kannon, goddess of mercy. This Buddhist temple is one of the oldest and most famous in Japan. The Roppongi district is known for its shopping, art galleries and nightlife. Many foreign embassies are located here. For a real local experience, head for the Tsukiji Fish Market to watch the daily tuna auctions. Used for sashimi, these fish go for big bucks. Other not to miss sites include the Tokyo Imperial Palace, the Shinjuku Garden and Ueno Park. The latter is favored for its zoo, a tranquil lake and several museums.
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