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Flights from Vancouver (YVR) to Tokyo (NRT/HND)

Flight route information

Cathay Pacific offers flights to Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT) and Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) from Vancouver International Airport (YVR), with a layover in Hong Kong. Experience award-winning comfort on our flights from YVR to NRT/HND, which take around 18 hours 30 minutes, including the layover, and bring you to Terminal 2 at Narita International Airport or Terminal 3 at Haneda Airport.


Flying to Tokyo with Cathay Pacific

Book your Vancouver to Tokyo flight with Cathay Pacific to experience international standards of quality, convenience, and comfort. During your flight, you can sample our inflight dining menu, which blends contemporary flavours from across the world. Our menu also features an award-winning wine selection and an array of light and healthy snacks. Cathay Pacific also offers inflight Wi-Fi services so you can stay connected with the world on your journey with us from Vancouver (YVR) to Tokyo (NRT/HND).


Make the most of your layover

Cathay Pacific’s award-winning lounges are a personal haven for First Class and Business Class passengers. Our state-of-the-art facilities cater to your every need, whether it be a place to relax, grabbing a bite to eat from our selection of local favourites, or propelling your business to new heights. We look forward to warmly welcoming you to our lounge facilities during your flight from Vancouver (YVR) to Tokyo (NRT/HND).

An exciting array of authentic culinary options and diverse shopping opportunities also await our Premium Economy and Economy passengers while transiting through Hong Kong. To ensure a smooth and seamless experience, our hospitable staff are willing to go above and beyond to provide any assistance you may require.


Why you should book directly with Cathay Pacific

When you book your flights directly with Cathay Pacific, you can expect world class hospitality and service, exclusive benefits and offers, and bank rebates. Booking direct also means you will never have to pay any service charges or hidden fees.

Cathay members are eligible for a variety of benefits. ‘Hold your fare’ allows you to secure the price of your flight for 72 hours prior to confirming your booking. Furthermore, members can also enjoy the 24-hour free cancellation which allows you to travel with greater peace of mind.


Tokyo visa requirements

To guarantee a smooth and seamless journey when travelling to Tokyo, passengers should check if they need a visa. You can also visit the IATA Travel Centre for further destination requirements.


Airport introduction

Airport transportation

Things to do

Hotel recommendations

Food to eat

Travel tips

Both Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport offer a vast array of facilities and amenities for passengers before they continue on their journey into the heart of Tokyo. Restaurants serving up international cuisine and a diverse selection of boutique shops are dotted around the terminals and are the perfect way to relax and unwind during your journey. You will also be able to find baggage storage services, shower facilities, and ATMs. Should they be required, Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport provide a range of services for passengers requiring special assistance.

Narita International Airport is situated 70km northeast of the city of Tokyo and offers a range of transportation options. Taxis are readily available and highly convenient, taking approximately 40 minutes to get into the heart of the city. Passengers can also hop onto the Keisei Narita Skyaccess train to get to Nihombashi station in the central Chuo City district in around an hour.

Taking a taxi from Haneda Airport takes around 15 minutes, making it the best way to reach the city centre. Alternatively, the Keikyū Airport Line train runs from all terminals and can get you downtown in around 40 minutes. Several different bus routes also operate from the airport and can get you to where you need to be in around 20 minutes.

Thanks to its unique combination of ancient culture, incredible culinary scene and renowned technology industry, Tokyo is sure to present unforgettable experiences for travellers of all types.

The largest city in the world certainly has no shortage of fun activities and interesting spots. We recommend beginning your journey in the vibrant city at one of the centrally-located, colourful districts such as Akihabara, Harajuku, and Shinjuku. Here, you can marvel at the colourful billboards, bustling gaming arcades, and effervescent atmosphere. These are also great spots to shop in an expansive range of international and local shops and indulge in the city’s unique culture and trends.

For a more relaxed and peaceful time, be sure to visit one of the many lush gardens throughout the city. Ueno Onshi Park, Yoyogi Park, and Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden are all popular spots and particularly beautiful during the change of seasons when the leaves turn orange or cherry blossoms bloom.

History and culture buffs should head to the northern district of Yanesen to visit some of the city’s most incredible ancient temples and shrines. Nezu Shrine, Meiji Jingu, and the 1,300-year-old Senso-ji are all memorable in their own right and have storied pasts.

If you are looking to venture out of Tokyo, Hakone is a picturesque destination that is easily reachable in just 90 minutes by train. This mountainous town is famous for its hot springs, charming culture, and breathtaking scenery. Take the opportunity to visit historic Odawara Castle, which dates back to the 15th century, as well as the nearby ninja and samurai museums that offer fascinating insights into Japan's feudal past. Hakone is also renowned for its stunning views of Mount Fuji, so be sure to bring your camera and snap some unforgettable photos of the iconic volcano.

Booking with Cathay Pacific brings the convenience of finding the best hotels to you. Book your stay at The Peninsula Tokyo, one of the city's most prestigious and well-regarded hotels located in the bustling Marunouchi business district. This 5-star hotel offers a luxurious and sophisticated atmosphere, with impeccable service and amenities to match. By booking with Cathay Pacific, you can also take advantage of exciting rewards like room upgrades and lounge access, making your stay even more special.

No trip to Tokyo would be complete without experiencing the wonderful cuisine. Luckily, in Tokyo you are never too far away from a delicious dining spot - whether it be a local ramen restaurant, fresh sushi, or even katsu curry. Some of the most well-known foodie districts are Ginza, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. Dining at Omoide Yokocho is a must-have experience for all travellers with the whole street being lined with Yakitori eateries and bars serving sake. We would also recommend visiting Fukagawa Kamasho, a restaurant renowned for the traditional Japanese dish, ‘fukagawa-meshi’ (a lacquer bowl filled with broth-drenched rice and topped with Japanese clams). Sidewalk Stand is also the perfect place for a relaxing coffee break, hot sandwiches, and craft beers.

Before arriving in Tokyo, it’s best to know the basics so you can easily navigate your new surroundings. Below is what you need to know before you fly to Tokyo.


Frequently asked questions

How long is the flight from Vancouver to Tokyo?

Flights from Vancouver (YVR) to Tokyo (NRT/HND) take around 18 hours 30 minutes, including the layover in Hong Kong. Our First Class and Business Class passengers can relax and recharge with our award-winning lounge facilities, such as our Relaxation Rooms, Shower Suites, and Noodle Bar during the layover.

Between Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT) and Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND), which should I choose?

Cathay Pacific flies to both Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) and Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT). Passengers staying in popular districts like Shinjuku, Shibuya or Roppongi are recommended to book flights for Haneda airport as it is only around a 15-minute drive into the city. On the other hand, those staying closer to districts like Asakusa or Ueno are advised to choose Narita International Airport for a similarly short commute to their accommodation.

What plane will I be flying on?

Our Vancouver to Tokyo flights operate on our fleet of modern Boeing 777s, Airbus A330s, and A350s. Learn more about our fleet. The aircraft model may change due to availability.

How much baggage am I allowed to take when I fly to Tokyo with Cathay Pacific?

Baggage allowance is based on the total weight of all your baggage. Passengers may check in bags according to the entitled weight allowance for their travel class. Read more about our baggage policy.

What exciting offers can you expect from Cathay Pacific?

Explore an exciting array of benefits when booking your next trip with Cathay Pacific, including our new economy fares, which give you greater choice, versatility, and value. Our latest flight and holiday package offers are regularly updated, so you can take advantage of our special fares and venture on memorable trips around the world.

All fares displayed include taxes and carrier-imposed surcharges. All fares, government taxes and fees, and surcharges are subject to change at any time. For ticket cancellations, where applicable, the Hong Kong Passenger Security Charge, the Hong Kong Air Passenger Departure Tax, and the Hong Kong International Airport Construction Fee will be refunded without any administration fees.