Bangalore to Tokyo Flights from INR 42,713

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Follow these steps to save your valuable time and secure your preferred seats by completing web check-in:

Note: Guests can check in 48 hours in advance and up to two hours before departure at the airport. The web check-in service is available up to two hours before departure for international trips.

Documents required for Bangalore to Tokyo flight

While travelling to any international destination from Bangalore, ensure that you have the following valid documents:

• Passport: Passengers require a valid passport for international travel. The passport must have an expiry date of six months beyond the date of return.
• Visa: Depending on the country of visit, a valid visa is essential. Ensure that you have the correct type of visa and is valid for the duration of the visit.
• Flight tickets: Ensure that your onward and return flight tickets are booked in advance.
• Travel insurance: While travel insurance is mandatory for some countries, it is advisable to have one for international travel as it covers you in case of emergency, theft, or any other unforeseen situations.
• Forex or valid debit/credit card: It is prudent to have some amount of local currency before travelling to any country in case of an unforeseen situation. Carry an internationally recognised debit or credit card or travellers' card for smooth transactions.
• Customs and immigration forms: Some countries require the filing of customs and immigration forms and declaring goods carried at the time of entry into the country.
• International Driving Permit: If you want to drive vehicles in any country, you need to apply for an International Driving Permit before travelling.

Airport Information

Why choose Air India for your flight booking from Bangalore to Tokyo?

Air India flies nonstop to around 127 destinations across the world. Air India, being a Star Alliance member, provides a vast network of partner airlines, codeshare, and interline airlines to provide hassle-free connections worldwide. In addition, we provide an impressive cabin experience, warm hospitality, and a rewarding loyalty programme that makes every journey memorable.

Air India connectivity and fleet information

• Multiple flight options

  Being a Star Alliance member, the largest global airline consortium, Air India offers seamless connectivity and facilities to passengers all over the world. Air India, with its nonstop flights, connects over 40 destinations globally. With multiple alliance partners through codeshare, interline, and intermodal connections, our guests can now travel seamlessly to over 710 destinations globally.

• Range of aircraft

  Air India continues to invest in the latest aviation technology, and the recent record-breaking order of 470 new aircraft renews our commitment to provide an unforgettable inflight experience. At present, Air India takes to the skies with 128 narrow-body and wide-body Airbus and Boeing aircraft that fly passengers and transport cargo worldwide.

Air India inflight services

At Air India, we ensure you have a wonderful inflight experience across your journey.

Complimentary meals: Air India provides complimentary meals to all its passengers taking domestic and international flights. We have choices in meals to cater to a wide range of dietary and cultural needs.

Inflight magazine: Our newly launched inflight magazine, namaste.ai, offers a glimpse of the world's favourite travel destinations, culture, showbiz, and what's new in Air India.

Inflight entertainment: Catch up on the latest blockbuster movies and TV shows in multiple languages available on your seatback screen.

Air India baggage allowance

Economy Class

Premium Economy Class

First Class

Business class

Note: The weight limit for Checked baggage varies based on the travel class and route & is subject to change without any prior information.

Air India's Maharaja Club

Maharaja Club helps you get the most out of your journey with reimagined ease, rewards and recognition. It offers guests the chance to earn valuable frequent flyer rewards on every flight, which can be redeemed for free flights, upgrades, and other exciting rewards.

Additional services offered by Air India

On-ground services

‘Project Abhinandan’, the newly added service, ensures your journey is seamless and offers a comfortable experience. Our ambition is to provide a personalised and hassle-free on-ground experience to passengers by deploying more ground staff at various checkpoints. Our Service Assurance Officers will be available at check-in areas or lounges, near the boarding gates, during transit, or at the arrival hall.

Onboard amenities

Air India offers elevated onboard amenities for every cabin class. If you are travelling first class, then experience luxury in the sky with a comfortable 180-degree recline sleeperette and the two-abreast seating. Some of the other onboard amenities while flying with Air India include spacious cabins, comfortable seating, delicious meals, and a better cinematic viewing experience, making your air travel an experience to remember.

Experience the best of Tokyo

Tokyo is the heart of the land of the rising sun. In this bustling city where culture meets cool, you can feel the calmness of the vintage Buddhist temples, teahouses, and serene gardens. The nightlife, food, and spaces dedicated to cosplay and anime allow you to witness creativity at its best. It is a city of diverse neighbourhoods where you will be able to have many intimate experiences.

Best time to visit Tokyo

Spring and Autumn are the best seasons to visit Tokyo. During Spring, you are inundated by the beauty of cherry blossoms and other trees in their full bloom, and Autumn brings in the hues of fall and delightful weather. Summer can be hot and humid but is less crowded, followed by rainy days in June and July. While winter can be chilly, it is also when you can experience the joy of shopping in the illuminated streets.

Where to stay

Tokyo is a vast city. So depending on your holiday plan, choose an area from where travelling can be easy. Some areas of preference are Shinjuku, Ginza, Shibuya, or Roppongi. There are a host of luxury stays, business suites, service apartments, dormitories, and hostels that you can choose from.

Luxury stays

Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo: One of the most luxurious hotels in Tokyo, it is located in the Nihonbashi financial district. The lobby is on the 38th floor, offering a beautiful view of the city. It is aesthetically designed with the theme of wood and water. Of course, it offers the best of cuisines and is home to a Michelin-starred Tapas Molecular Bar.

Aman Tokyo: A bespoke hotel with just 84 rooms. It has expansive suites with Japanese-themed interiors like elegant shoji sliding windows, stone furo baths. The stay here truly feels king-size and comes with breathtaking views of the Imperial Palace. Don’t forget to visit the kimono-making workshop at a nearby kimono store which dates back to 1842.

Shangri-La: Located in central Tokyo and is adjacent to the Tokyo central station. It is surrounded by Tokyo’s popular shopping hubs and offers easy connectivity. Recognised by Forbes in 2022 as one of the top super luxury hotels, you will appreciate its renowned Asian hospitality and service and finest facilities - Tokyo panorama view gymnasium, heated indoor swimming pool, and award-winning CHI spa.

Upscale/ Full-Service stays

Muji Hotel Ginza: Located at the centre of the Ginza district, the interiors have repurposed paving stones from trolley ways that ran through Tokyo 100 years ago and materials recycled from actual ship debris in its design. You can feel the brand values of Muji in every detail.

Trunk Hotel Shibuya: This boutique hotel is known for being design-forward. The 15-room retreat is spread over two four-storeyed high rises. Rooms, designed with a minimalist and stylish approach, offer a comfortable and unique experience.

Kaminarimon Ryokan: Kaminarimon Ryokan, built in 1947, is close to the Senso-ji Temple. With "Enjoy Wa" (Wa + Japanese culture) being its concept, the ryokan hosts many Japanese masterpieces within its premises. It promises a stay that lets you escape from the everyday chaos and enjoy a relaxing, meditative time.

Places to visit

Monuments

Tokyo is filled with the edifices that represent the ancient Japanese culture and modern engineering marvels. Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and Rainbow Bridge are iconic symbols of the city. And if you want to explore ancient Japanese culture, visit the Senso-ji temple, Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace, and Nijubashi Bridge.

City attractions

Tokyo has many unique experiences to offer. The Shibuya crossing is one of the busiest crossings in the world. Akihabara is for fans of anime and Japanese pop culture and has many themed cafes. For the nightlife, one can visit Roppongi. Odaiba, a man-made island in Tokyo Bay, features attractions like TeamLab Borderless, Palette Town, and the life-sized Gundam statue. The other places one must go to are Ueno Park, Tokyo DisneySea and Disneyland, Tsukiji Outer Market, Asakusa, and the Tokyo National Museum.

Shopping

Tokyo’s shopping scene is quite diverse. Harajuku Takeshita Street is known for its eclectic and trendy fashion, while Ginza is Tokyo's upscale shopping district, home to many luxury brands and designer boutiques. Ameya-Yokocho: Located near Ueno Station, Ameya-Yokocho is a bustling market street with a mix of traditional and modern shops. Nakano Broadway is a haven for pop culture enthusiasts, selling anime, manga, collectibles, and unique Japanese subculture items. Shimokitazawa is a hip and bohemian neighbourhood, known for its vintage shops, second-hand clothing stores, and independent boutiques. It's a great place for retro and unique fashion finds. One can also simply walk into Tokyu Hands, a unique and popular Japanese department store chain that offers a vast range of products, including stationery, home goods, DIY supplies, and unique Japanese gadgets. Aki-Oka Artisan, a shopping complex in Akihabara, focuses on traditional Japanese crafts and artisanal products. It's an excellent place to find handmade and high-quality items.

Culinary treats

Tokyo is a foodie’s delight offering many culinary treats. Sushi, Ramen, Yakitori, Kaiseki Ryori, Unagi (Grilled Eel), and Okonomiyaki (Japanese pancakes) are just a few of the Japanese cuisines one can try. Tokyo is also known to have a high concentration of Michelin-star restaurants. The popular ones include:

• Sukiyabashi Jiro (Ginza) – A legendary restaurant known for its masterful sushi craftsmanship.
• Ryugin (Roppongi) – Offers modern kaiseki cuisine, blending traditional Japanese flavors with innovative techniques.
• Saito (Roppongi) – A highly regarded sushi restaurant with a focus on Edomae-style sushi, featuring top-quality ingredients.
• Quintessence (Shinagawa) – A French restaurant awarded three Michelin stars, known for its exceptional service and creative culinary offerings.
• Sushi Yoshitake (Ginza) – A sushi restaurant that has been awarded three Michelin stars, emphasizing the use of seasonal and premium ingredients.
• Narisawa (Minato) – An innovative French restaurant with a focus on sustainability and nature-inspired cuisine, earning two Michelin stars.

But you must also not forget to explore street food markets like Takeshita Street in Harajuku or Nakamise Street in Asakusa for treats like taiyaki (fish-shaped pastry filled with sweet fillings), yakitori, and other local delights.

Travelling in and around Tokyo

Tokyo has an efficient transportation system that makes it easy to travel within the city and its surrounding areas. It has signs in both Japanese and English, making it accessible for international travellers. Consider purchasing a Suica or Pasmo card for convenient access to public transportation, as these prepaid cards can be used on trains, subways, buses, and even for shopping.

Modes of Transport

• Subways and Trains: The primary mode of transport, offering extensive connectivity across the city.
• Monorails: A scenic option to travel between different parts of Tokyo.
• Buses: An affordable way to explore local areas not covered by trains.
• Bicycles: Tokyo is quite bicycle-friendly, with rental services available.
• Water Bus and Ferries: Operate on the Sumida River and Tokyo Bay, providing a different perspective of the city.
• Shinkansen (Bullet Train): The world-famous high-speed rail system, ideal for exploring regions outside Tokyo.

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