Flight
Delta · Delta Main Basic
- Round-trip fare
- $845 per traveler
- Outbound
- Nonstop · 10h 35m total
- Return
- Nonstop · 9h 08m total
- Carry-on
- Included
- Checked bag
- Optional · $170 round trip

Seattle → Tokyo
10 days away
Tokyo pairs vast scale with precise transit, letting one week span historic districts, contemporary design, markets, and late-night neighborhoods.
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U.S. passport / entry
U.S. ordinary-passport holders may enter visa-free for short-term tourism. Carry a valid passport and be prepared to show proof of return/onward travel; work is not permitted under visa-free visitor status.
Checked September 22, 2026

Explore Asakusa around Senso-ji, moving through temple gates, busy lanes, and the nearby riverside. It is a good introduction to older Tokyo before you dive into the city's more modern districts.

Walk the forested approach to Meiji Shrine, then continue into Harajuku's fashion streets. Putting the two together gives you a sharp contrast between a quiet shrine setting and one of Tokyo's busiest youth districts.

Work your way through Tsukiji Outer Market for seafood, snacks, and kitchen specialties in the market lanes. It is an easy place to turn breakfast or lunch into part of the day's sightseeing.

Start with Shibuya's famous crossings, then move into Daikanyama for calmer, design-focused streets. The pairing lets you experience Tokyo at two very different speeds without making a full day trip.

Take the train to Kamakura for temples, the Great Buddha, gardens, and coastal streets. It gives you a full day outside central Tokyo while still keeping the focus on culture, walking, and scenery.
Our best-value flight and hotel picks for this trip.
Flight pick
Seattle (SEA) → Tokyo · Nonstop
Hotel pick
Wako, Saitama; 4-7 Honcho, attached to Wakoshi railway station. Official rail access: Ikebukuro fastest13min; Shinjuku-sanchome about20min; Shibuya25min; Ginza40min.
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