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How to get Japan flight deals and travel to Japan
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Japan is an island in the Pacific Ocean. Its nearest neighbours are Korea, China and Russia. Nearly 99% of Japan’s population are Japanese.

Renowned for their politeness, the Japanese are thrilled to have visitors to their country. They will always offer to help you particularly if you look lost and bewildered.

Japan has four seasons. If you have a flexible travel plan, then Spring and Autumn are the best times to visit Japan. Spring time in Japan occurs in March to April. It's warm, but not too hot, and it doesn't rain much.

Autumn starts in September and temperature and humidity are more tolerable, although the southern parts of Japan are more vulnerable to typhoons in early autumn.

The rainy season begins in June and ends by August. By July/August, Japan is a steambath because of the heat and humidity at 40 degrees Celsius. It's best to go to the northern Hokkaido, the mountains of Chuba or Tohoku. There it's more bearable.

Winter is great time for skiing or hot-spring hopping. However, beware as some buildings don't have central heating, so it can be miserably cold indoors. It is best to travel south to Okinawa. If you are looking for skiing, Hokkaido or northeast Japan is the best option. However, be prepared to be bombarded by cold Siberian winds.

The Pacific coast of Honshu, where most of the major cities are located does have milder winters than the Sea of Japan coast. Although just an hour travel apart, it may be snowing in Kyoto yet sprinkling rain in Osaka!

A UK passport holder can travel to Japan for up 90 days without needing a visa. However, you must carry your passport with you at all times. Random checks are not uncommon and you may be subject to detention until someone retrieves your passport.

Japan has three major airports: Narita Airport (NRT), near Tokyo, Kansai Airport(KIX) close Osaka, and Chubu International Airports (NGO), near Nagoya.

Although a significant distance from their respective city centres, they are well linked by rail and bus.

Japan has two major airlines, Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways. British Airways flies to Japan from the UK and many other cities.

The way to get the best flight deals is to book early. You can also sign up for loyalty programs with airlines. As a loyalty card holder you'll be given the opportunity to take advantage of a wide range of offers that aren't available to the general public.
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