Stopovers between Washington, DC and Tokyo
Washington, DC to Tokyo is about 10,919 km. 12 cities sit close enough to the route to add a night or two, and Osaka, Seoul have airline stopover programs. Pick your dates to see what each one really costs.
Cities on the way
UP Express runs to Union Station in 25 minutes.
The Blue Line runs from O'Hare to the Loop around the clock.
Plenty of flights from every airline make for flexible stopovers.
Canada Line train to downtown; mountains and ocean together.
European feel without crossing the Atlantic.
Street-food capital with Kyoto 15 minutes away by bullet train.
A train into the city; the Rockies are a short drive.
One of the closest major airports to its downtown in the US.
Light rail from the airport to downtown.
Free transit tours at Incheon; the AREX train takes you into the city.
BART from the terminal into downtown; a natural break before Asia.
Live music every night of the week.