Jetstar: Tokyo Return BNE $497 (direct), CNS $586, SYD $683 (via BNE), MEL $727, HBA $866, ADL $879 @ IWTF

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Jetstar: Tokyo Return BNE $497 (direct), CNS $586, SYD $683 (via BNE), MEL $727, HBA $866, ADL $879 @ IWTF

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Jetstar has dropped prices on flights to Tokyo.

Flying: Jetstar
Cheapest Dates: Departing Brisbane, Cairns, Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart and Adelaide in Jul - Aug/25. Sydney in Oct/25
Included: 7kg Carry on luggage only
Flights from Brisbane and Cairns are direct. Other cities are via Brisbane or Cairns

$497 Return Brisbane to Tokyo Flights.

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17/Jul	02/Aug	$497	View Flight
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21/Jul	03/Aug	$497	View Flight
26/Jul	11/Aug	$497	View Flight
28/Jul	11/Aug	$497	View Flight
28/Jul	12/Aug	$497	View Flight
28/Jul	13/Aug	$497	View Flight
29/Jul	11/Aug	$497	View Flight
29/Jul	12/Aug	$497	View Flight
29/Jul	13/Aug	$497	View Flight
30/Jul	12/Aug	$497	View Flight
30/Jul	13/Aug	$497	View Flight
30/Jul	14/Aug	$497	View Flight
31/Jul	13/Aug	$497	View Flight
31/Jul	14/Aug	$497	View Flight

$586 Return Cairns to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
16/Jul	01/Aug	$586	View Flight
17/Jul	01/Aug	$586	View Flight
18/Jul	01/Aug	$586	View Flight
18/Jul	03/Aug	$586	View Flight
19/Jul	01/Aug	$586	View Flight
19/Jul	03/Aug	$586	View Flight
19/Jul	04/Aug	$586	View Flight
20/Jul	01/Aug	$586	View Flight
20/Jul	03/Aug	$586	View Flight
20/Jul	04/Aug	$586	View Flight
20/Jul	05/Aug	$586	View Flight
21/Jul	03/Aug	$586	View Flight
21/Jul	04/Aug	$586	View Flight
21/Jul	05/Aug	$586	View Flight
22/Jul	03/Aug	$586	View Flight
22/Jul	04/Aug	$586	View Flight
22/Jul	05/Aug	$586	View Flight
23/Jul	04/Aug	$586	View Flight
23/Jul	05/Aug	$586	View Flight
02/Aug	18/Aug	$586	View Flight

$683 Return Sydney to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
16/Jul	03/Aug	$683	View Flight
17/Jul	03/Aug	$683	View Flight
19/Jul	03/Aug	$683	View Flight
20/Jul	03/Aug	$683	View Flight
21/Jul	03/Aug	$683	View Flight
22/Jul	03/Aug	$683	View Flight
23/Jul	03/Aug	$683	View Flight
28/Jul	11/Aug	$683	View Flight
28/Jul	12/Aug	$683	View Flight
29/Jul	11/Aug	$683	View Flight
29/Jul	12/Aug	$683	View Flight
30/Jul	11/Aug	$683	View Flight
30/Jul	12/Aug	$683	View Flight
31/Jul	11/Aug	$683	View Flight
31/Jul	12/Aug	$683	View Flight
07/Oct	21/Oct	$683	View Flight
08/Oct	21/Oct	$683	View Flight
09/Oct	21/Oct	$683	View Flight
10/Oct	21/Oct	$683	View Flight
11/Oct	21/Oct	$683	View Flight

$727 Return Melbourne to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
22/Jul	11/Aug	$739	View Flight
22/Jul	12/Aug	$739	View Flight
22/Jul	13/Aug	$739	View Flight
22/Jul	18/Aug	$732	View Flight
22/Jul	19/Aug	$732	View Flight
29/Jul	11/Aug	$739	View Flight
29/Jul	12/Aug	$739	View Flight
29/Jul	13/Aug	$739	View Flight
29/Jul	18/Aug	$732	View Flight
29/Jul	19/Aug	$732	View Flight
29/Jul	25/Aug	$727	View Flight
29/Jul	26/Aug	$727	View Flight
30/Jul	11/Aug	$739	View Flight
30/Jul	12/Aug	$739	View Flight
30/Jul	13/Aug	$739	View Flight
30/Jul	18/Aug	$732	View Flight
30/Jul	19/Aug	$732	View Flight
30/Jul	22/Aug	$739	View Flight
30/Jul	25/Aug	$727	View Flight
30/Jul	26/Aug	$727	View Flight

$866 Return Hobart to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
14/Jul	11/Aug	$874	View Flight
14/Jul	12/Aug	$874	View Flight
15/Jul	11/Aug	$874	View Flight
15/Jul	12/Aug	$874	View Flight
16/Jul	11/Aug	$874	View Flight
16/Jul	12/Aug	$874	View Flight
20/Jul	11/Aug	$874	View Flight
20/Jul	12/Aug	$874	View Flight
20/Jul	18/Aug	$867	View Flight
20/Jul	19/Aug	$867	View Flight
21/Jul	11/Aug	$874	View Flight
21/Jul	12/Aug	$874	View Flight
21/Jul	18/Aug	$867	View Flight
21/Jul	19/Aug	$867	View Flight
29/Jul	18/Aug	$877	View Flight
30/Jul	11/Aug	$873	View Flight
30/Jul	12/Aug	$873	View Flight
30/Jul	18/Aug	$866	View Flight
30/Jul	19/Aug	$866	View Flight
30/Jul	26/Aug	$872	View Flight

$879 Return Adelaide to Tokyo Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
21/Jul	18/Aug	$884	View Flight
21/Jul	19/Aug	$884	View Flight
22/Jul	18/Aug	$884	View Flight
22/Jul	19/Aug	$884	View Flight
28/Jul	11/Aug	$891	View Flight
28/Jul	12/Aug	$891	View Flight
28/Jul	18/Aug	$884	View Flight
28/Jul	19/Aug	$884	View Flight
28/Jul	25/Aug	$879	View Flight
28/Jul	26/Aug	$879	View Flight
29/Jul	12/Aug	$891	View Flight
29/Jul	18/Aug	$884	View Flight
29/Jul	19/Aug	$884	View Flight
29/Jul	25/Aug	$879	View Flight
29/Jul	26/Aug	$879	View Flight
30/Jul	13/Aug	$891	View Flight
30/Jul	18/Aug	$884	View Flight
30/Jul	19/Aug	$884	View Flight
30/Jul	25/Aug	$879	View Flight
30/Jul	26/Aug	$879	View Flight

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Comments

beigehornet on 09/12/2024 - 20:40

+27

If you want to melt and catch fire go on these dates
- notaccel on 09/12/2024 - 20:49
  
  +5
  
  Nice in Hokkaido though.
Phoebus on 09/12/2024 - 20:45

+10

Japan is a sauna at that time of year. Unless you go straight to Hokkaido.
MasterScythe on 09/12/2024 - 21:12

+3

I went during those times once, honestly not much worse than the QLD heatwave going on. 35ish and 85%+ humidity.

You'll be constantly sweaty, but its totally doable.

Some people will spend $500 on a night out; call it an expensive ramen trip :p
- AsukaST on 09/12/2024 - 22:19
  
  +7
  
  honestly not much worse than the QLD heatwave going on. 35ish and 85%+ humidity.
  
  This is exactly why I don't live in QLD. lol
- INFIDEL on 10/12/2024 - 00:09
  
  +3
  
  For example, beautiful Kyoto traps the heat & humidity in summer - surrounded by hills. Little breeze. Its known for it's terrible temperature inversions.
  
  Much worse than heat & humidity of FNQld I am used to.
  
  Definitely avoid at that time of year. I made that mistake on my first trip to Japan😜
  Planned a jam packed week in Kyoto in August (for famous festival), but managed less than half. The heat was too exhausting.
  
  Prefer the cooler change of season weather of April & September. The landscape is beautiful then.
  
  At that time, could try the much cooler Japan Alps @2500+m🗻
  Hike the mountains and lakes.
  
  Japan is always worth returning to see. Spent more than a year over many trips exploring different regions & totally enjoying Japan🎏
  - PVA on 11/12/2024 - 14:55
    
    What about, say, February…is that an ok time? Nice and cool?
    - INFIDEL on 11/12/2024 - 15:58
      
      Never visited in February. Tokyo temp 5-10C!
      Like in this Summer Deal, depends where you are going & want to do.
      
      Almost anytime is great to visit Japan! Just check what is on at that time of year - that interests you. And take appropriate clothes.
      
      My favourite times to visit are in Spring & early Autumn. Earliest I've visited was mid-March as it warmed up & flowers blossomed. Amazing watching transition of Spring flowering. Something the Japanese get very excited by🌸
      
      Some prefer the cooler weather…
      In Hokkaido there are ice-breaker cruises in February!! Want to do that 1 day.
      
      Spent an amazing early April in Hokkaido - in Shiretoko National Park. (Beautiful nature, bears roaming, free hot springs in mountains, waterfalls plunging into sea…) Snow plough still cleared mountain roads. Cold but totally enjoyable.
      
      Dec-March is good time to see Snow Monkeys near Nagano. (Yet to do that)
      
      Of course Okinawa is tropical & warm. 15-20C in Feb.
      A different part of Japan. Coral reef islands, butterflies, Hawaiian music in the streets of Naha… But no hot springs.
      
      Visit Onsen (natural hot springs) any time! Amazing soaking in an outside pool (Rotenbuto) in mountains with snow falling!
      Onsen villages can be amazing for a day or longer. Often buy a day pass & soak in multiple Onsen most of day.
      
      (Japanese are suitably impressed (it's in their nature) by the range of Onsen I've enjoyed, from an island North of Hokkaido to a hot rock pool on an island South of Kyushu. There are always more to experience.)
      
      I visit for amazing Matsuri (Festivals).
      Base myself in a place with good transport links in local region. Rather than race all over the place. To simply enjoy🎏
      - PVA on 11/12/2024 - 18:21
        
        @INFIDEL: 5-10c , sounds perfect.
        
        INFIDEL on 12/12/2024 - 00:15
        
        @PVA: Enjoy🎏
termx on 09/12/2024 - 22:00

+2

Tokyo in August? Just a terrible idea. Osaka in early July was just bearable if you like it hot and humid. Tokyo in August would suck 100x
- belongsinforums on 09/12/2024 - 22:07
  
  Luckily trains and buses were invented a while ago
  - INFIDEL on 12/12/2024 - 01:19
    
    People have to go outside into the high heat & humidity of Summer, sometime! Otherwise you won't see much of Japan.
    
    Local buses & trains can be very hot & sticky in Summer in Japan! Especially to popular tourist areas.
    
    Not much use travelling overseas, just to spend it all inside.
    - belongsinforums on 12/12/2024 - 04:36
      
      Nothing a qlders isn't used to
- Freestyle on 10/12/2024 - 03:00
  
  +2
  
  You live in Australia and call that unbearable do you just hibernate from December to March?
  - INFIDEL on 12/12/2024 - 00:27
    
    just hibernate
    
    People here often work & live with aircon on. Can't easily do that exploring outside like a tourist.
    
    Many complained with last month's short heatwave conditions in Western Sydney.
    
    Japan experiences similar but prolonged periods of high humidity combined with 35C-38C.
    It is unbearable in many areas of central Japan in August. Common topic of discussion in travel forums. Especially areas away from breezes like Kyoto.
    
    Traditionally, houses there are designed for the heat of summer. Even in snow covered mountain villages, the thin walls & cooling only aircon surprised me.
    
    My most used Japanese phrase travelling there in August was Atsui-desu (it's hot)!! Locals agreed.
    
    Its energy draining visiting tourist sites in those conditions - as most tourists do. I endured it once in August! But never again!!
    
    Why choose to visit at that time?? Just to spend all your time inside in aircon to avoid the heat & humidity.
    
    Visit at better times & enjoy Japan more🎏
    - Freestyle on 12/12/2024 - 02:17
      
      because there will be less people there and you might not be available at a different time
      
      or are you saying Japan is a ghost town during that time? Most houses in Australia dont even have ceiling fans and a lot of older houses i’ve rented doesnt have aircons so clearly peoplr dont all do what you say
cheaponos on 09/12/2024 - 22:04

Jumper weather if you reside in Cairns.
- bananabendera on 10/12/2024 - 10:42
  
  You wearing a jumper right now?
blighst on 09/12/2024 - 22:28

+4

I was in Japan August this year, honestly was hot and muggy — but definitely not unbearable (aside from getting a few runs done, which were tough even at night), plenty of hikes. Indoors is all air conditioned anyways. Makes the beers/pocari sweat all that much better.
Cluster on 09/12/2024 - 22:46

Yes, Honshu is a hot sauna in August, but these airfares coincide with the Mount Fuji climbing season. I'll be there next year.
INFIDEL on 10/12/2024 - 00:38

+3

Great price, terrible time to travel to most of Japan due to heat & possibility of typhoons.

Flown so many times with Jetstar to Japan in past around this price. Just took carry-on for 4+ week trips.
clownyfish on 10/12/2024 - 10:27

Is Jetstar more comfortable on long haul flights? Do the planes have entertainment etc?
- ryefig on 10/12/2024 - 10:40
  
  +2
  
  Yes, they fly their 787s on these routes which is a widebody plane and you will find it more comfortable than the single-aisle aircraft that fly domestically/Trans-Tasman.
  
  The seats have entertainment screens however you do have to pay to use it (they are low cost remember). It's cheaper to purchase it when you book/on the manage booking section of their website than paying to access it on the plane.
- Jonzay on 10/12/2024 - 13:17
  
  +1
  
  I believe the flight being rescheduled at the last second leaving you to scramble to rearrange your hotel bookings is meant to be the entertainment
sistermay on 10/12/2024 - 10:46

If I want to go to Japan during that time, I would have booked with their last Return for Free deal, its the summer period which puts me off going.
GS9891 on 10/12/2024 - 10:54

Have been in summer a few times myself, yes it's hot and humid, but the festivals are great fun. The Yosakoi in Kochi especially is great fun, also have stuff like the Neputa in Aomori, Gion Yamakasa in Fukuoka, and Gion Matsuri in Kyoto (but I bet it's crowded to hell these days).
Miso on 10/12/2024 - 12:20

+2

If you're coming from BNE the temp is the same as it is now so no big deal.
- David Warners Mo on 10/12/2024 - 13:22
  
  Yeah we're from QLD but living in VIC and we're keen to get over there during these dates to escape the cold
- sistermay on 10/12/2024 - 13:41
  
  If I have relatives in colder climate who can house me for a month or 2 to avoid the heat in Qld I will do that in a heart beat, I really hate the heat here !!
  - flagger on 10/12/2024 - 16:21
    
    Sounds like you guys should do a swapsies.
flagger on 10/12/2024 - 13:19

+2

Japan summer is no joke. Only go during summer season if you are are a serious heat lover.
- David Warners Mo on 10/12/2024 - 13:24
  
  Summer lovin, happened so fast
aleminium on 10/12/2024 - 13:30

Perth doesn't exist :(
- David Warners Mo on 10/12/2024 - 13:32
  
  Whats a Perth?
minicat on 10/12/2024 - 17:09

+1

By all means, don't travel Japan in July and August especially Osaka and Kyoto.