Tokyo cityscape at twilight with Tokyo Tower under a dramatic sky

Cheap Flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Tokyo (NRT)

  • About 5,439 miles
  • About 11.4 hours
  • Best months: Mar, Oct, Nov

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Tokyo is calling, and Los Angeles travelers have plenty of options. Airlines on LAX to NRT include ANA, Japan Airlines and United. Expect about 11.4 hours in the air and fares from $665 when you book at the right moment.

Tips for finding a lower fare

  • Try booking a Tuesday or Wednesday departure to Tokyo; those days are quieter on most carriers.
  • Use a fare calendar and look at a full month before choosing dates.
  • Compare the total trip cost, including bags and seat fees, not just the base fare to NRT.

Airlines on this route

ANA, Japan Airlines, United

Things to see in Tokyo

  • Tsukiji Outer Market
  • Meiji Shrine

Frequently asked questions

When is the cheapest time to fly from Los Angeles to Tokyo?

Fares on LAX to NRT are often lower in Mar, Oct and Nov. Prices move with demand, so compare a few dates on the partner site before you decide.

How long is the flight from LAX to NRT?

A nonstop flight takes about 11.4 hours. Itineraries with a connection take longer, depending on the layover.

Which airlines fly from Los Angeles to Tokyo?

Carriers we commonly see on this route include ANA, Japan Airlines and United. Schedules and availability change, so check current options when you search.

How far ahead should I book LAX to NRT?

For most domestic trips, booking about 1 to 3 months ahead gives a good balance of price and choice. Holiday travel is better booked earlier.

Is the price I see here the final price?

No. Fares shown on this page are indicative and change often. The final price, taxes and fees are shown on the partner site at booking.

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