Japan Tours from France
It is very easy and convenient to travel to Japan from France, as citizens with French passports can visit Japan visa-free. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) has direct flights to Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT), Haneda Airport (HND), and Osaka International Airport (KIX). As of June 2023, four airlines provide direct services to Japan, Air France, Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways (ANA), and Finnair. The total number of French citizens traveling to Japan has exceeded 400,000 in 2019, ranking second in European countries after the United Kingdom, and ranking 15th in the world. The major cities often visited by the French include Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. But more French self-guided tours are beginning to visit smaller cities in Japan like Hiroshima, Hokkaido, and Kitakyushu.
With the rapid growth of the French visiting Japan, during the best season to visit Japan, air tickets, French tour guides, hotels, etc are limited and short supplied. Especially in Japan, the Japanese French tour guides are very limited. Sometimes they have to ask the leader of the French tour group leader to translate and explain. Japan can only send English-speaking guides to coordinate with the team leader. Finding a French-speaking guide is more difficult for those seeking a self-guided tour. In the peak season, the tickets are very limited also and the fares can be very high.
If you want to go skiing in Japan, or if you want to fly directly to a small city in Japan such as Sapporo, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, or even Okinawa, the best way is to transfer from a country around Japan. Airline tickets from Asia generally have lower fares, with a large number of flights to all parts of Japan. The cities we recommend transferring to are Hong Kong, Seoul, and Taipei. Flights through these cities cover almost all of Japan's international airports making it easier for you in your journey.
Travel to Japan from Paris
Looking for a affordable tour from Paris to Japan? Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport ( IATA code: CDG) is a major airport in Europe. The airport is named after President Charles de Gaulle, the first president of France. In terms of the number of gates at the airport, Charles de Gaulle Airport ranks number one in the world with 210 gates. It also ranked third in the world with 235 parking slots.
Travel to Japan from Lyon
Lyon, conveniently located at a spot connecting to other parts of Western Europe, was the junction among France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Italy back in the day. Since marine trade, it became the economic center of France. Lyon connects to the southern port Marseille through the Rhone River.
Travel to Japan from Marseille
Marseille is a vibrant and multicultural port city, and the heritage of which can be traced back to ancient Greek. Built in 600 BC thus the oldest city in France, Marseille mingles the cultures of Greece, Rome, Provence, and France in 2,500 years. Thus, Marseille is the cultural center of Europe.
It is very easy and convenient to travel to Japan from France, as citizens with French passports can visit Japan visa-free. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) has direct flights to Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT), Haneda Airport (HND), and Osaka International Airport (KIX). As of June 2023, four airlines provide direct services to Japan, Air France, Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways (ANA), and Finnair. The total number of French citizens traveling to Japan has exceeded 400,000 in 2019, ranking second in European countries after the United Kingdom, and ranking 15th in the world. The major cities often visited by the French include Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka. But more French self-guided tours are beginning to visit smaller cities in Japan like Hiroshima, Hokkaido, and Kitakyushu.
Japan Group Tours from France
As a reliable Japan Travel Agency, we provide guided small group tours for travelers from France. Our Japan small group tours include the most classical Japan trips visiting numerous must-see attractions. Whether you are looking for a short Tokyo trip or a Tokyo private Chauffeur, you can easily find the most suitable one at an affordable price. Contact our representatives to book our Japan small group tours from France today.With the rapid growth of the French visiting Japan, during the best season to visit Japan, air tickets, French tour guides, hotels, etc are limited and short supplied. Especially in Japan, the Japanese French tour guides are very limited. Sometimes they have to ask the leader of the French tour group leader to translate and explain. Japan can only send English-speaking guides to coordinate with the team leader. Finding a French-speaking guide is more difficult for those seeking a self-guided tour. In the peak season, the tickets are very limited also and the fares can be very high.
Japan Group Tours from France
During the fall season, tickets are often very expensive also. Transferring in the Middle East is an option with Turkish Airlines, Emirates Airlines, and Qatar Airways, as they have special ticket promotions during peak seasons. If you are willing to spend more time researching the best flights, you may be able to find great, low fare tickets to Japan.If you want to go skiing in Japan, or if you want to fly directly to a small city in Japan such as Sapporo, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, or even Okinawa, the best way is to transfer from a country around Japan. Airline tickets from Asia generally have lower fares, with a large number of flights to all parts of Japan. The cities we recommend transferring to are Hong Kong, Seoul, and Taipei. Flights through these cities cover almost all of Japan's international airports making it easier for you in your journey.
Travel to Japan from Paris
Looking for a affordable tour from Paris to Japan? Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport ( IATA code: CDG) is a major airport in Europe. The airport is named after President Charles de Gaulle, the first president of France. In terms of the number of gates at the airport, Charles de Gaulle Airport ranks number one in the world with 210 gates. It also ranked third in the world with 235 parking slots.
Travel to Japan from Lyon
Lyon, conveniently located at a spot connecting to other parts of Western Europe, was the junction among France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Italy back in the day. Since marine trade, it became the economic center of France. Lyon connects to the southern port Marseille through the Rhone River.
Travel to Japan from Marseille
Marseille is a vibrant and multicultural port city, and the heritage of which can be traced back to ancient Greek. Built in 600 BC thus the oldest city in France, Marseille mingles the cultures of Greece, Rome, Provence, and France in 2,500 years. Thus, Marseille is the cultural center of Europe.
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Most Frequently Asked Questions
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How to travel to Japan from France?Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) offers nonstop flights to Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT), Haneda Airport (HND), as well as Osaka Kansai International Airport (KIX).
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Which travel agency in France has the best service for Japan vacation?There are a few large travel agencies in France offer high quality of service. If you join their group tour, you are guaranteed to have a tour guide speaks proficient French.
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Do you partner with any travel agency in Marseille France?We currently do not partner with any travel agency in France. If you would like to travel to Japan, you may sign up for a tour at a local travel agency or consult with our Japan travel specialist.
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How to fly from Toulouse France to Japan?Additional to Paris, you can consider taking a nonstop flight from Aeropuerto de Madrid-Barajas. You can also connect in other cities in Europe.
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Are French wine and champagne available in Japan?French wine and champagne are easy to buy in Japan, and they are usually sold in large stores or western restaurants. You can also bring some wine or champagne from France.
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Do your Japan tours guarantee France speaking tour guide?Because of the limited availability in Japan, we cannot guarantee a France speaking tour guide, especially in high season during cherry blossom. We recommend booking your tour in advance because we currently only have 3 France speaking tour guides in Japan.
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Do your offer the group tours to Japan from France?Yes. We are a Japan travel operator based in Tokyo, and offering small group tours from France. Welcome you to contact our specialists through Live Chat or Email.
Japan Office
- Tel: +81 50-3701-6391
- Email: info@japanholiday.com
- Working Hours: 8am-7pm, (Japan)
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- Tel: +1-6265617117
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