Non-stop flights to Tokyo from London starting from £750
Neon streets, £4 ramen and four months to pick your dates.
Tokyo doesn't ease you in. Shibuya Crossing pulls you into the wave the second you land, and it doesn't let go until Asakusa's temple bells slow you back down. Right now you can fly there non-stop from London for under £800 return.
✈️ The Deal
- From: London
- To: Tokyo
- Airline: British Airways
- Stops: Non-stop
- Price: £756–£799 return
- When: December 2026 - March 2027
Example dates:
02/12/2026 – 25/12/2026
10/12/2026 – 17/01/2027
12/01/2027 – 29/01/2027
14/01/2027 – 24/01/2027
03/02/2027 – 25/02/2027
07/03/2027 – 23/03/2027
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💰 How Far Does Your Money Go?
A bowl of ramen in Tokyo costs around £3.90, and even with a topping and a beer thrown in you're still under £11. A cappuccino runs about £2.90. In London that same round barely covers your bus fare home.
☀️ The Weather
Tokyo winters are mild and dry. Expect highs around 9°C in December and January, dipping to 3°C overnight, with plenty of clear skies for temple walks. By March it climbs to a crisp 14°C as the city edges into spring.
🏨 Where to Stay
Options across the price range, all a short train ride from the centre.
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Nihombashi-Ningyocho — 8.4/10 · From €92/night Simple, spotless rooms in a central location, built for travellers who just need a clean base to sleep in.
Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza-gochome — 9.3/10 · From €212/night A polished mid-range stay in Ginza, walking distance from the shopping and the trains.
Park Hyatt Tokyo — 9.0/10 · From €760/night The Lost in Translation hotel. Skyline views, a spa floor, and service that doesn't miss.
🎯 What to Do
Tokyo moves between calm and chaos in the space of one train stop.
TeamLab Planets — Barefoot through immersive digital art rooms, the kind of thing you'll be describing badly to friends for months.
Shibuya Crossing — Up to 3,000 people cross at once when the lights change. Stand in it, then watch it from a café above.
Senso-ji Temple, Asakusa — Tokyo's oldest temple, with the Nakamise-dori market stalls leading up to it.
Omoide Yokocho — A cramped alley of yakitori stalls and tiny izakayas, exactly what you pictured when you booked this flight.
🗺️ Where to Go From Here
Tokyo is also your gateway to the rest of Japan.
Kyoto — Temples, geisha districts and the old capital, 2.5 hours away by shinkansen.
Hakone — Hot springs and Mount Fuji views, 1.5 hours from Tokyo.
Nikko — Forested shrines and waterfalls, 2 hours out by train.
Under £800 for a non-stop return to Tokyo doesn't come around often. Lock your dates in before it does.
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