Summer: California or Las Vegas to Japan from $392!
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(UPDATED) Great opportunity to score a cheap ticket from California to Japan! Fly from Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose or Las Vegas to Nagoya from just $392 round trip!
The magnificent places to visit in Japan will leave you feeling breathless. From the moment of arrival, you will feel almost as if you’ve touched down on another planet. This archipelago of some 6800 volcanic islands is fascinating land of contrasts, where ancient gods, customs and craftsmanship are mixed up with modern technology and futuristic cities.
Each region of Japan has something special to offer. High-speed trains with impressive punctuality will take you to explore the stunning natural landscapes, like the mountain hotsprings of Hakone or the tranquil beauty of Kyoto. There are many wonderful experiences to choose from in Japan!
Travel dates:
August – September 2017
Sample dates:
Aug 21 – Sep 3, Aug 24 – Sep 3, Aug 24 – Sep 5, Sep 4-17, 5-19, 11-20
Routing:
Los Angeles – Nagoya – Los Angeles
San Jose – Nagoya – San Jose
San Diego – Nagoya – San Diego
Las Vegas – Nagoya – Las Vegas
How to book:
CLICK HERE >> or just follow the links below and adjust travel dates.
Baggage policy:
One cabin bag and one piece of checked in baggage per passenger
Sample bookings:
Los Angeles – Nagoya – Los Angeles >>>
San Jose – Nagoya – San Jose >>>
San Diego – Nagoya – San Diego >>>
Las Vegas – Nagoya – Las Vegas >>>
Accommodation:
We recommend Hotel Trusty Nagoya Sakae with reasonable rates and very good reviews.
Car:
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