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I agree with Manager. I mean you could book a cabin on an cargo ship if you can find one. I don’t think they run ocean liners anymore
JAL via JFK
JAL via American or vice verse. Either connect to/depart from JFK or ORD.
This is what we are doing via ORD.
There’s a direct flight from EWR to HND on United/ANA
JFK via JAL on the A350 is the newest/nicest way. Money/points no object, I’d fly that product in a heart beat.
Alternate options include flying east via Europe depending on price
West. You might think East would be better because you would be traveling with the jet stream. But the jet lag is worse going east. If you get a lie-flat seat and are able to get a good seven hours of sleep, you lose a day crossing the international dateline, and sometimes you can wake up and just hit the ground running. There are some good award flights from the West Coast. Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles. If I had to do it right now, I would fly from Boston to San Francisco on JetBlue on points and then take ZipAir to Tokyo. ZipAir offers a life flat seat for around $1300 on some flights and under $1700 on others. It’s kind of hard to beat that. The last time I flew to Japan I flew out of Mexico City. The flight was great, but it wasn’t short. I paid full price for business class and do not regret it.
Jet lag tip: after landing in Japan, take four hours and spend it in a spa or onsen. Get a salt scrub massage. Drink some Pocari Sweat. Then go get some good ramen. You will completely forget your previous time zone.
A direct flight to Tokyo (Narita or Haneda) is usually the best option. Japan’s rail system makes onward travel incredibly easy