Flights to Northern Kyoto, Kyoto from NT$3,400

Search for your affordable airfares to Northern Kyoto, then tick the “No change fee” box directly below the “Flexible change policies” subheading. It really is that simple. We know that things can change and flexibility is important, so book with confidence with Expedia.

Dust off your suitcase and choose between these well-known airlines that have flights into or near Northern Kyoto:

• United Airlines - 30 flights to or near Northern Kyoto each month, including 30 flights to Kansai Intl. Airport (KIX) per month.
• JAL - 30 flights to or near Northern Kyoto each month, including 30 flights to Kansai Intl. Airport (KIX) per month.
• Hawaiian Airlines - 26 flights to or near Northern Kyoto each month, including 26 flights to Kansai Intl. Airport (KIX) per month.

In the last seven days, NT$3,400 was the lowest price for a flight to Northern Kyoto. For even bigger savings, book well in advance and be flexible with your dates. Search for your trip to Northern Kyoto, then see prices for similar time frames by clicking on the “flexible dates” link above.

You could have picked up a return flight to Northern Kyoto from anywhere between NT$3,400 and NT$7,089 in the last seven days. For one-way journeys taking off from Tokyo (HND), the lowest amount paid during this time was just NT$2,618.

Start arranging your Northern Kyoto adventure by securing a seat on one of the 86 monthly flights to Kansai Intl. Airport (KIX). This is the region’s principal gateway.

If you’re not set on what date you jet off to Northern Kyoto, try to leave earlier in the week. The most economical day to take off is normally Tuesday, followed closely by Monday. Saturday is typically the priciest day, with lots of vacationers opting to fly on the weekend.

Ticket prices to Northern Kyoto varied from NT$3,400 to NT$7,089 in the last seven days. Usually, the quicker you book the better the deal.

Grab your ticket in February for the lowest-priced flights to Northern Kyoto. The month of December is known to be the most expensive time to buy an airfare.