American Airlines
AA101
FlyMole07:00
LAX
Los Angeles
11h 42m
via London
18:42
NRT
Tokyo
$428
per person
5 seats left!

LAX → NRT · Japan
$529
Cheapest fare
~12h
Flight time
8+
Airlines
4
Direct flights
American Airlines
AA101
FlyMole07:00
LAX
Los Angeles
11h 42m
via London
18:42
NRT
Tokyo
$428
per person
5 seats left!
British Airways
BA178
FlyMole13:15
LAX
Los Angeles
12h 7m
via London
01:22
NRT
Tokyo
$732
$610
per person
5 seats left!
Delta Air Lines
DL409
FlyMole06:00
LAX
Los Angeles
11h 42m
17:42
NRT
Tokyo
$718
$598
per person
4 seats left!
United Airlines
UA144
FlyMole07:00
LAX
Los Angeles
11h 49m
18:49
NRT
Tokyo
$608
per person
4 seats left!
Lufthansa
LH401
FlyMole08:00
LAX
Los Angeles
11h 59m
via London
19:59
NRT
Tokyo
$444
per person
1 seats left!
Emirates
EK208
FlyMole20:45
LAX
Los Angeles
11h 55m
08:40
NRT
Tokyo
$533
$444
per person
Qatar Airways
QR700
FlyMole20:45
LAX
Los Angeles
12h 2m
08:47
NRT
Tokyo
$522
$435
per person
Virgin Atlantic
VS025
FlyMole20:45
LAX
Los Angeles
12h 12m
via London
08:57
NRT
Tokyo
$697
$581
per person
4 seats left!
The Los Angeles (LAX) to Tokyo (NRT) route is one of the most popular international routes. The average flight time is approximately 12 hours.
Typical fares for economy class start from $529.
American Airlines, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Virgin Atlantic and more operate this route.
Traveling from Los Angeles to Tokyo typically involves a flight duration of about 11 to 14 hours, depending on whether you choose a non-stop or connecting flight. Non-stop options tend to be more convenient, but if you’re looking for potentially lower fares, consider flights with layovers. The best time to travel to Tokyo is during the spring (March to May) when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, or in the fall (September to November) for pleasant weather and stunning autumn foliage. Major airlines that service this lucrative route include American Airlines, Japan Airlines, and All Nippon Airways, all of which provide a range of service options. When planning your trip, it’s wise to pay attention to airport choices, particularly when flying with connecting flights through hubs such as San Francisco or Seattle. Smaller layover airports can sometimes lead to longer wait times, while larger hubs often provide a broader range of amenities. Additionally, check visa requirements for layovers, as they may vary based on your nationality and the duration of your stop. By strategically planning your flight and layovers, you can ensure a smoother and more enjoyable journey from Los Angeles to Tokyo.