Cheap Tokyo Flights
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There are 45 flights operating between Istanbul and Tokyo. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Seoul and Ankara to Tokyo.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Tokyo flights? In the coming 3 months: Adana Tokyo 24,111 TL, Amsterdam Tokyo 14,146 TL and Ankara Tokyo 21,552 TL

Better to book your flight to Tokyo 68 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

November and March months are the highest season for Japan, Tokyo. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: June and September.

Tokyo, the world's largest city and a megapolis with a population of 35 million, is located on the shore of Tokyo Bay, at the mouth of the Sumida River, as an indentation of the Pacific Ocean. Tokyo, the capital city of Japan, is one of the 47 regions that make up the country, and includes 23 districts, 26 cities, 5 towns and 8 villages.

Tokyo, the country's most populous city and home to members of the government and the imperial family, is Japan's banking, insurance, transportation, media and media center. Tokyo Stock Exchange, on the other hand, ranks second in the world after the New York Stock Exchange with its capital.

Date

Tokyo, whose first known name was Edo, became the capital of the Shogun administration in 1603 with the settlement established in and around Edo Castle in the 12th century, and then became the cultural, economic and political center of Japan. With the end of the Shogun rule in 1868, the name of the capital, which was taken from the old capital Kyoto to Edo, was changed to Tokyo. Tokyo, which was badly damaged by the earthquake in 1923, was severely injured for the second time when the United States bombed the city in World War II. Tokyo, which was rapidly rebuilt after the 1950s, has reached the present day by showing a development parallel to the country's economy.

Places to visit

Located on the south coast of the country, the center of Tokyo is located in the northwest of Tokyo Bay. Two island chains, called the Izu Islands and the Ogasawara Islands, stretch out from the city center into the Pacific Ocean. Before you start touring Tokyo, it is useful to know about the Shitamachi District, which represents the traditional face of the city, and the Yamanote District, which reflects a modern metropolis.

Sensoji, a Buddhist temple, Kaminarimon and Homozon Gates, Nakamise-Dori and Kaze no Kami Statues, Denbo-in Garden, Benten-Do Temple, Ueno Park, which hosts a zoo and various flowers, National Museum of Western Art, where the works of artists such as Monet, Renoir, and Cézanne are exhibited, Tokyo National Museum with works from Far East Asian and Asian art, Shinobazu where you can tour by boat Its pond is among the most important places to visit.

Yamanote Region, where 24 hours are not enough and time flows like water, is a place where huge skyscrapers, shopping centers, banks and business centers are located. The most important historical structure of this region is the Hie Temple. Tokyo city center, which hosts the headquarters of large and important companies, is visited by thousands of tourists with its art museums. After visiting Bridgestone Art Museum, Kite Museum and Idemitsu Art Museum, you can relax in Hama Rikyu Garden, a green area in the heart of the city. One of the must-see places in Tokyo is the Tokyo Imperial Palace. The palace, which was built on the Edo Castle, is located in the city center. When you reach the large area in front of the palace, do not forget to photograph the famous Meganebasi and Nijubashi Bridges. Yasukuni Shrine, which is ahead of the palace, is across the road.

Meiji Shrine, which hosts many events and festivals, Token Hakubutsukan, where many magnificent Japanese swords from history are exhibited, Ghibli Museum belonging to Miyazaki Hayao's studio, Zozoji Temple, which was built in 1393, are some of the places you can visit in Tokyo. Tokyo Tower, which represents the economic development of the country after World War II and was inspired by the Eiffel Tower, is the symbol of the city. With its 250-meter height, you can observe the city panoramically, visit the aquarium and wax museum on the ground floors, and participate in various events.

Food & Drink and Shopping

In Tokyo, there are many restaurants and mobile stalls serving traditional and world cuisines. Local Japanese cuisine consists of various sauces, rice, noodles, sushi, vegetables, seafood, red and white meat, buckwheat and Japanese wheat. Soba, udon, miso, shichi, sushi, gyudon noodle, jumbo syumai, okonomiyaki, tshukune, ramen, tonkatsu, sashimi, yokitori, tempura and sake as a beverage are among the leading local delicacies.

If you want to buy souvenirs of traditional Japanese culture, the most suitable place is the cute shops in Şitamachi District. Eastern Market in Harajuku and Nakamise in Asakusa are important shopping centers selling handmade products. On the other hand, Harajuku and Shibuya are the center of fashion. For electronics shopping, Akihabara and Shinjuku, and Ameyoko in Ueno and Yanaka Ginza in Taito are among Tokyo's most important open markets.

Transport

Turkish Airlines has direct flights between Istanbul and Tokyo and the travel time is approximately 11 hours and 25 minutes.