Departing from Rome you can score flights to Tokyo, Japan for €260 roundtrip, flights from Paris aren’t much more expensive. Those flights are operated by Russian SkyTeam-member Aeroflot and include 23 kg of checked luggage.
There are still a few travel dates from Paris left. Flights depart in late May and early June 2020.
Although there is no change in flight number, flights from Paris to Moscow are operated with Airbus A321 jets while you’ll sit in a Boeing 777 on the long-haul leg.
Search & Book
Cheap tickets are available for travel from November 2019 until May 2020. You can use Google Flights when looking for cheap travel dates (instructions). Afterward, you’ll be able to book those dates using our flight search or Aeroflot.ru.
According to the fare rules there is a minimum stay requirement of only 2 days or a sunday night. There is no expiration date mentioned, but we recommend to book asap, as the fare is really low.
Information & Tips for Tokyo
Tokyo is Japan’s capital and the world’s most populous metropolis as well as one of Japan’s 47 prefectures, consisting of 23 central city wards and multiple cities, towns, and villages west of the city center.
Today, Tokyo offers a great choice of shopping, entertainment, and culture to its visitors. The city’s history can be appreciated in many excellent museums, historic temples, and gardens. Contrary to common perception, Tokyo also offers many attractive green spaces in the city center.
Best Time to Visit
You can visit Tokyo at any time of year because of its moderate weather. However, the best times to visit Tokyo are from September to November and March to May. Summer in Tokyo is hot and humid and should be avoided.
Although winter in Tokyo is cold, it is not too cold for travel.
Three attractions in Tokyo
- Tsukiji Outer Market
A market for fresh seafood. A very vibrant place with lots to see (and smell). - Akihabara
District for electronic and otaku goods. What one might have in mind when thinking of Tokyo. Newest gadgets to be found. - Koishikawa Korakuen
Landscape garden next to Tokyo Dome. An oasis of calm in the middle of a bustling city.
Airports Narita & Haneda
The Tokyo Metropolitan Region has two international airports: Narita and Haneda. Narita is the airport where most flights from Europe will arrive. Tokyo-Narita is located 55 kilometers east of Tokyo city center and is served by the Narita Express. The journey time between the city center and the airport is approximately one hour.
Only a few international airlines fly to Haneda. From Haneda, which is south of the city center, it is much easier to get to Tokyo city center. The JR Tokyo Monorail System takes you to Hamamatsucho Station, which is not far from Tokyo Station.
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Comments (3)
There is no change in booking number, so could that mean that somebody put NRT instead of SVO for said flight number itinerary construction? I find it odd to be described as a technical stop instead of a layover. I bought the tickets but I pray to God I don’t end up in Moscow.
You guys know which booking class this fare will be booked in?
Should be R class. You’ll 25% Miles on Flying Blue, 75% with Aeroflot Bonus (as is’s a “Saver” fare). No acrruals in other SkyTeam programs sadly.