Flights to Tokyo
British Airways flights to Tokyo arrive at Narita International Airport, 38 miles from central Tokyo. British Airways offers direct Tokyo flights from London. After your Tokyo flight, immerse yourself in buzzing Tokyo life by walking around Shinjuku and enjoy unrivalled Tokyo views from neck-straining skyscrapers. Head to Ryogoku Kokugikan to watch sumo wrestling or pray to Kannon - the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy at Asakusa Kannon (or Senso-ji) Temple.
Travel to/from central Tokyo
When your flight arrives in Tokyo, hop on the Narita Express, which takes you to central Tokyo Station in 60 minutes. Alternatively, the Airport Limousine Bus stops at Tokyo's hotels, taking 90 minutes to two hours to reach various locations around Tokyo. The Keisei Skyliner also travels to Ueno and Nippori in north-east Tokyo in 51 minutes. A taxi might seem appealing after your flight, but Tokyo's cabs are costly, and the long trip into Tokyo from the airport is very expensive. Always check train and bus timetables before outbound flights from Tokyo as schedules can be irregular.
Best of Tokyo
After your Tokyo flight gets in, you might be surprised by how green Tokyo is. Unwind after your flight in Tokyo's parks. Try Shinjuku Imperial Garden for rolling lawns, Japanese gardens and teahouses. Get into the swing of Tokyo's nightlife singing karaoke in Roppongi, Tokyo's party district. Before your flight leaves Tokyo, pick up souvenirs like mochi sweet rice cakes from the stalls of Nakamise in front of Asakusa's Senso-ji temple. Leave time to pick up pretty stationery from Ito-ya in Ginza and gadgets from Shibuya's Tokyu Hands before your flight departs from Tokyo.
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