Fly from Tokyo to Manchester with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Tokyo to Manchester and fly from the largest city in the world to the world’s first industrial city.
Manchester has a wealth of history and a rich cultural heritage to explore. Discover its sporting culture by visiting the Football Museum or catching a Manchester City game at the Etihad Stadium. Sample incredible restaurants, enjoy street food from around the globe and soak up its vibrant and diverse atmosphere.
Find out what makes Manchester one of the most unique and exciting cities in England with Etihad Airways.
NRT to MAN: flight facts
Flying from Tokyo to Manchester: FAQs
What is Manchester famous for?
Manchester is famous for many things, from the suffragette movement, the industrial revolution and the first splitting of the atom. You can learn all about the city’s rich and varied history at its fascinating museums, including the Football Museum, The People’s History Museum and Science and Industry Museum. It’s a diverse and cultural city to explore, with impressive architecture, first-class sporting teams and world-famous musical exports.
What is the weather like in Manchester?
The weather in Manchester can be somewhat unpredictable, with the possibility of rain at any point throughout the year, so best to bring a raincoat or umbrella. July is the hottest month, averaging 16ºC, and January is the coldest month, averaging 4ºC.
Top tips for Tokyo to Manchester
Visit the Science and Industry Museum
Much like the Edo-Tokyo Museum is dedicated to the history of Tokyo, Manchester’s Science and Industry Museum tells the captivating story of the world’s first industrial city. Located on the site of the world’s first passenger railway station, there’s a particular focus on transport. A popular day out for all the family, there are daily demonstrations and interactive exhibitions throughout.
Explore Heaton Park
If you love discovering the colourful flowers and beautiful scenery of Tokyo’s many parks and gardens, then a visit to Manchester’s beautiful Heaton Park is an absolute must. Covering an area of over 600 acres, among its many attractions you’ll find the Grade I listed 18th century Heaton Hall, Heaton Park Animal Centre, a golf course and a boating lake.