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Honolulu to Japan (Japan Airlines)

Starting from $ 410 plus taxes and surcharges.

Japan Airlines has some great prices starting from $ 410 per person plus taxes and surcharges.  Travel must commence now to December 31, 2012.  Ticket must be purchased by November 30, 2012.  Other restrictions may apply and subject to availability. Weekend prices are higher.

 

Departure date Narita/Haneda

Kansai

Nagoya Fukuoka Sapporo
now to 12/23/2012 $ 410 $ 420 $ 430 $ 410 $ 410
12/24 - 12/31/2012 $ 700 $ 705 NA $ 700 $ 700

 Must add applicable taxes and surcharges to airfare. 

For more information, contact any of our offices:

 Honolulu office: (808) 593-9387  email: ktshnl@ktshawaii.com
Hilo office: (808) 935-5418 email: ktshilo@ktshawaii.com
  
Rail Pass - savings for US citizens
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JAPAN RAIL PASS

 As of 11/01/2012 (1USD = JYE78)

JR RAIL PASS
  7-Day Ordinary 7-Day Green
Adult:
Child:
$363.00
$182.00
$485.00
$243.00
  14-Day Ordinary 14-Day Green
Adult:
Child:
$579.00
$289.00
$785.00
$393.00
  21-Day Ordinary 21-Day Green
Adult:
Child:
$740.00
$370.00
$1021.00
$511.00
Prices subject to change without notice
Lost or stolen passes are non-refundable
Valid 7, 14, or 21 consecutive days after activation
Passes can only be activated in Japan
Passes are non-transferable

Ordinary or Green: What are the Differences between Coach and First?

Travelers and agents often ask about the difference between Ordinary (coach) and Green (first class) cars.

The following are some basics.

1. Reserved seats are available in both classes on long-distance trains. Green Cars are reserved only, while Ordinary class has both reserved and non-reserved cars. With Japan Rail Pass reserved seats are available without charge in the appropriate class.

2. Green Cars do offer wider seats, more leg room and more luggage space, but the difference in comfort is not as extreme as with many airlines. Green Cars may have small amenities like tea or hot towel service but there are no special meals served. In general, passengers who wish to use Ordinary will not find it uncomfortable.

3. To upgrade from Ordinary to Green on individual trains when using a Japan Rail Pass the passenger must pay not only the Green Surcharge but also the Express Surcharge which thus becomes a kind of ‘penalty’. Such upgrading is generally not recommended.

4. Some trains, such as the Railstar service between Osaka and Hakata, or the new Kyushu Shinkansen offer only Ordinary seating which is somewhat roomier than the usual Ordinary seats.

information provide by JNTO (NY): 5/30/2008

 

  
 
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