Flying from Las Vegas to Tokyo: what you need to know
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) is Las Vegas's main airport. Explore your options for reserving a flight from Las Vegas to Tokyo jetting off from here.
Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) and Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT) are Tokyo's major gateways.
Jump on a direct Las Vegas to Tokyo flight and you'll be in transit for an average of 11 hours 40 minutes.
Tokyo's timezone is UTC+9, which makes Tokyo 17 hours ahead of Las Vegas.
To ensure you make it on your Las Vegas to Tokyo flight, leave plenty of time for things like baggage drop and finding your gate. Turning up two hours ahead of international departures and one hour before domestic flights is the general travel rule.
Flying over a peak time like April? Major public holidays and other high seasons can mean longer lines at security. Play it safe and arrive up to four hours before an international flight and two hours before a domestic departure.
How to find the cheapest flights from Las Vegas to Tokyo
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Flying from Las Vegas
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)
Depart from Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) on a nonstop flight from Las Vegas to Tokyo. From LAS, you can land directly at Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT).
Lock in your Las Vegas to Tokyo plane tickets with American Airlines. This airline is a top choice for direct flights from LAS.
We make it easy to find a Las Vegas to Tokyo flight with a stopover. To see all your options departing from Harry Reid International Airport, uncheck 'Direct flights only.' Next, select a flight offering a stop long enough to see the sights of your chosen city. Major stopovers include:
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
Seattle / Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
LAS is around 10 kilometres from central Las Vegas. If you're ride-sharing, driving or catching a taxi from the centre, it'll take 10 minutes or so to get there, depending on traffic. If you're using public transport, expect the journey time to be around 25 minutes.
After a leisurely start to your break? Stay near Harry Reid International Airport. Whether you're taking an early flight from Las Vegas to Tokyo or just don't like being rushed, these hotels are perfect:
When it comes to the on-time performance of Harry Reid International Airport, data shows 79% of flights stick to their scheduled arrival time.
You'll find LAS at 5757 Wayne Newton Boulevard.
Arriving in Tokyo
Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND)
Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) to central Tokyo takes around 25 minutes to reach by car. The centre is roughly 16 kilometres away.
If you're travelling by public transport, expect a journey time of roughly 30 minutes.
If you have a late flight from Las Vegas to Tokyo, few things beat the convenience of staying close to the terminal. Pick up your bags from the carousel and then be showered and snoozing soon after at one of these accommodation options near HND:
Hit the road running by picking up a Tokyo Haneda Airport rental car. Grab your wheels from Europcar, Nissan Rent a Car or Times and experience the lesser-explored corners of Tokyo and beyond.
To get the best deal, book your ride from Tokyo Haneda Airport around three weeks in advance of your Las Vegas to Tokyo flight.
HND is situated at 3丁目 Hanedakuko, Ota.
Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT)
Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT) is roughly 64 kilometres from central Tokyo. After your flight from Las Vegas to Tokyo, it takes approximately 1 hour 5 minutes to reach the heart of the city in a ride-share or taxi.
The journey will take approximately 1 hour on public transport.
After your flight from Las Vegas to Tokyo, rest your head at a hotel close to NRT. These are some great accommodation options that'll help you switch to relaxation mode:
Forget about inconvenient public transport timetables or taxi lines. Grab a Tokyo Narita Airport rental car and let the journey unfold your way. Check out the availability and rates from Airport Car Rental, JDM Rent a car and Miki Car Rental.
Get what you want, not just what's left over. Reserving your ride from NRT four weeks in advance often means more savings and a bigger choice of vehicles.
You'll find Tokyo Narita Airport at 成田空港第2PTB(バス), Narita.
Best time to go to Tokyo
April is the most popular month for flights from Las Vegas to Tokyo. To travel when it's less crowded, visit Tokyo in March.
Lock in a Las Vegas to Tokyo ticket departing in August if you want to experience the city during its warmest month. You can expect temperatures in Tokyo to range from 23ºC (73ºF) to 29ºC (84ºF).
Search for cheap flights from Las Vegas to Tokyo in January if you'd rather travel during cooler conditions. Temperatures are at their lowest then, ranging between 9ºC (48ºF) and 15ºC (59ºF) on average.
More about Tokyo
When it comes to looking for somewhere to rest your head, you'll find the most popular stays in Tokyo right here. Browse these options once you've locked in your flight from Las Vegas to Tokyo:
TOKYO SKYTREE and Sensho-ji are just two of the top attractions to add to your Tokyo to-do list. Keep the momentum going by heading to Ginza Central Street.
Explore more of Japan
Tokyo is easy to fall in love with, but there are so many other corners of Japan you'll want to see. Around 402 kilometres west of Tokyo, a visit to Osaka will keep you on the move. Start with popular sights like Dotonbori, Osaka Castle and Universal Studios Japan.
If you're ready to explore another corner of Japan, consider Nagoya, roughly 257 kilometres west of Tokyo. Nagoya Castle, Sky Promenade and Port Of Nagoya Public Aquarium are the start of reasons to visit.