Cheap flights from Warsaw to Hiroshima

March comes out cheapest on this route, and the months around it, the winter stretch and late autumn, usually sit close behind, so a flexible search across the whole calendar pays off. Spring and autumn are the busiest times to be in Japan, and the holidays around Christmas and New Year push fares up at both ends of the route. Midweek departures tend to be quieter than weekend ones. Book a few months ahead for spring and autumn travel, and let the calendar guide you to the months where fares dip.

None of these airlines fly non-stop, so every option is a connecting itinerary. Qatar Airways, Emirates and Turkish Airlines route you through Gulf or Istanbul hubs, British Airways, Air France and Finnair through European ones, and Air China via its Chinese hub. LOT Polish Airlines starts the trip in Warsaw. Fly Dubai is the closest thing to a low-cost carrier here, with a smaller baggage allowance and fewer extras included, while the full-service carriers fold checked bags and meals into the ticket. Nordic Regional Airlines usually appears as a short feeder leg rather than the main carrier. Check what each fare includes before comparing totals.

Your flight lands at Hiroshima Airport, the only airport serving the city. It sits outside the centre, so plan on a transfer rather than a quick hop, and the airport bus is the usual way in, with rail links and taxis as alternatives. Allow time on arrival for immigration and baggage, and if you are continuing by train, check the timetable before you land. Check which terminal each leg uses at your connection, since long-haul flights and short feeder hops often arrive in different parts of the same airport.

Currency

JPY (円)

Power sockets

Type A, B · 100 V

Language

Japanese

Emergency number

110, 118, 119

Calling code

+81

Internet domain

.jp

Population of Hiroshima

1.2 M (2021)

Time zone

UTC+09 (Asia/Tokyo)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check whether your flight leaves from F. Chopin or Modlin, because Warsaw's two airports are not interchangeable.
• Look at the baggage allowance on low-cost legs, where a checked bag is often charged separately.
• Book multi-airline itineraries as a single ticket, or leave a generous buffer between separate ones.
• Confirm your passport and any entry requirements for Japan are in order before you pay.
• Compare the whole price calendar, and book early for spring and autumn departures.