Find cheap flights to Nagoya

There are currently two cities that have airports that offer flights to Nagoya Japan: Cardiff and Bristol. The flights from Cardiff (CWL) tend to take between 22 hours and 36 hours in total and require at least two stopovers before arriving in Nagoya (NGO). The flights that depart from Bristol Airport (BRS) tend to be a little faster, arriving between 22 hours and 28 hours, but they also require at least two stopovers on their way to Nagoya, Japan.

Unfortunately, there are currently no direct flights that travel to Nagoya from near Cardiff. There are no flights travelling from the nearby, large international airports of Manchester and Birmingham either, but there are a few options for Nagoya flight deals travelling from Bristol and Cardiff that require a few stops along the way. If you fly from Cardiff Airport, then you can take a Ryanair flight to Dublin, before changing to an Air France flight to Paris, Charles de Gaulle Airport. From Paris, you fly to Tokyo (HND) before changing airlines for the last time and travelling with ANA 85 you will arrive at Nagoya Airport, Nagoya. Another option is to travel from Bristol Airport and fly with Lufthansa to Frankfurt Airport (FRA) and then on to Tokyo Airport. From Tokyo you then travel on to arrive at your destination in Nagoya Airport, Nagoya.

There are a few options of public transport that can get you from Nagoya airport to the city centre. There is a train line that is run by Meitetsu Railways that can get you there in about 37 minutes, and they tend to depart every half an hour, as well as being the cheapest option for travel. The Meitetsu bus will take around an hour to arrive to the city centre and they leave every hour. A taxi is the fastest option available but it is also the most expensive. A taxi will take about 30 minutes to complete the journey from the airport to the city centre, which is the same as a shuttle car, such as Jayride, which is about the same price.

If you are travelling with a British Passport, then you will not need to get a visa to enter Japan, as long as you remain there for less than 90 days. If you plan on staying for any longer then you will need to get a tourist or work visa, which normally takes about five working days to process, but can take longer if there is a lot of demand. The visa costs depend on the type that you need, but they range from free to about £22 so either way it is not too expensive. It is common that you are asked to show evidence of a return ticket when entering Japan, so make sure to book one in advance, unless you plan on staying there for an extended period of time.

Nagoya has plenty to see, as the city and the surrounding area is full of culturally rich things to see and explore. We recommend that you visit the Nagoya Castle, as it was built in the 17th Century and has some fascinating exhibits to explore. Another must-see is the Atsuta Jingu shrine, which holds a sacred sword with a great myth. If architecture is your thing, then we suggest going to the Meiji-Mura Museum, which is an open-air museum that displays the different styles of buildings through history in the local area. Finally, if you are travelling with your children, then you could spend a family-fun day at the Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium, where you can learn about the native wildlife that is so important to the island nation.

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