Published 26 October 2026 | Updated 26 October 2026 by Phil Salcedo
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The flight is the biggest cost of a trip to Japan, and the date you pick moves the price a long way. On ANA‘s own page on 26 October 2026, a 19 to 30 November trip from Heathrow to Tokyo Haneda cost £1,260. A 28 November to 8 December trip cost £859.
We track fares from UK airports to Tokyo and beyond. Take a look at the latest Japan flight prices below to see what a good fare looks like before you book.
Latest Japan flight prices we've found
Three airlines sell non-stop flights from London Heathrow to Tokyo Haneda: British Airways, Japan Airlines and ANA. British Airways lists about 13 hours 50 minutes from London. We found no non-stop flights from other UK airports, so from Manchester and elsewhere you change, as on the Air France fares via Paris that we track.
Connecting flights were cheaper in the fares we saw on 26 October 2026. Etihad showed returns from £675 and Korean Air from £726, against £858 for the cheapest non-stop shown on Japan Airlines‘s page. The saving costs you a connection and extra journey time. Etihad’s fare lands at Narita, which is further from central Tokyo than Haneda.
Dates matter. ANA’s fares for eight to ten night trips between December and early February were £859 to £863, March was £909, and a 34-night trip over Christmas and New Year was £971. These are the windows the airline chose to show, so search your own dates. Our best time to visit Japan guide covers the weather and crowds.
You have a choice of non-stop and one-stop options
Japan Travel guides
On ANA’s fares on 26 October 2026, December to early February trips of eight to ten nights were £859 to £863, against £1,260 for 19 to 30 November. These are sample dates, so search your own.
British Airways, Japan Airlines and ANA sell non-stop flights from London Heathrow to Tokyo Haneda. We found none from other UK airports.
Yes, in the fares we saw on 26 October 2026. Etihad’s £675 and Korean Air’s £726 were £183 and £132 below the cheapest non-stop shown, at £858.
Haneda is closer to central Tokyo, with a taxi ride of about 30 minutes, according to British Airways. Etihad’s cheapest fare lands at Narita, so check the transfer time before you book.
GOV.UK says you can get a visa on arrival for tourism for up to 90 days, with no need to apply before you travel. Your passport must be valid for your whole stay.
Japan’s International Tourist Tax is ¥3,000 from 1 July 2026. It is charged on leaving and is usually included in the return ticket.
Search your own dates, because airlines show only some date windows. Compare the cheapest non-stop with the cheapest one-stop, and note which Tokyo airport each uses.
Check baggage and the total on the final booking page, and allow for Japan's ¥3,000 International Tourist Tax if it isn't shown in the fare breakdown. If you can leave from Manchester, compare the Air France fares via Paris with Heathrow.
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