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Rome to Tokyo business class (FCO–NRT)
The cheapest round-trip business class fare found on Aviasales for Rome to Tokyo is €2,212, departing 10 Mar 2027 and returning 14 Mar 2027, 1 stop, sold by Gotogate (seen 12 Nov 2026, checked 14 Nov 2026). €2,212 is 14% below this route's 21-day average of €2,560 (range €2,212–€2,842 since 2026-10-25). Search these dates: https://flat.flights/go/rome-to-tokyo/?d=2027-03-10&r=2027-03-14
Business class fares found (14 Nov 2026)
| Round trip | Outbound | Return | Stops | Sold by | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| €2,212 | 10 Mar 2027 | 14 Mar 2027 | 1 stop | Gotogate | 1 adult · 2 adults |
| €2,660 | 15 Nov 2026 | 26 Nov 2026 | 1 stop | Flightnetwork | 1 adult · 2 adults |
| €2,927 | 23 Nov 2026 | 25 Nov 2026 | 1 stop | Trip.com | 1 adult · 2 adults |
Prices in EUR for one adult in business class, as last seen by Aviasales users; availability and price can change. Open the live search to see today's fares and pick other dates.
Price data: Rome to Tokyo business class
- Cheapest round trip now: €2,212 ($2,445)
- Is it a good price? €2,212 is 14% below this route's 21-day average of €2,560 (range €2,212–€2,842 since 2026-10-25).
- Cheapest departure month seen in the next 6 months: March 2027 (from €2,212, $2,445)
- Over the last 21 days (since 25 Oct 2026) the cheapest daily fare averaged €2,560, ranging €2,212–€2,842.
- Great-circle distance: 9,854 km (6,124 miles)
| Departure month | From (EUR) | From (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| November 2026 | €2,660 | $2,940 |
| March 2027 | €2,212 | $2,445 |
First class, nonstop, one way & cabin options: Rome to Tokyo
- Cheapest First Class round trip seen: €8,945 ($9,886), 25 Nov 2026 to 9 Dec 2026, 1 stop (seen 7 Nov 2026). Book First Class (1 adult) · 2 adults
- No nonstop business class round trip departing in the next 6 months was seen.
- Cheapest one-way Business seen: €1,631 ($1,803), departing 10 May 2027, 2 stops (seen 9 Nov 2026). Search one-way Business
- Budget-premium alternative: Compare Premium Economy on Rome to Tokyo
- Nonstop flights seen in recent searches include (checked 11 Nov 2026; any cabin, a sample, not the full schedule; numbers joined by "/" are one flight sold by several airlines): ITA Airways AZ 792 (FCO–HND); ITA Airways AZ 6691 (FCO–HND).
- Lie-flat business seat: Likely. Nonstop flights seen include ones sold only by airlines whose long-haul business class has lie-flat seats (ITA Airways); connecting itineraries depend on the airlines used.
Route facts
- Airlines with lie-flat business: ANA, ITA Airways, JAL
- Flight time: about 12h 00m · Distance: 9,854 km (great circle)
- Seats: Lie-flat, Suite
Rome Fiumicino to Tokyo covers approximately 9,850 km. ANA and ITA Airways offer seasonal nonstop service, while JAL connects via other Asian or European hubs. This route serves a growing market of Italian and Japanese business and tourism travellers. Direct service availability varies by season — ANA typically operates nonstop from Rome during peak demand periods, while year-round options may require a connection via Milan, Frankfurt, or a Middle Eastern hub.
Airlines on this route
- ANA (All Nippon Airways) — “The Room” business class on 777-300ER, nonstop seasonal service or via connecting gateway.
- ITA Airways — Business class on A330-900neo, 1-2-1 layout, nonstop on select schedules.
- JAL (Japan Airlines) — Sky Suite via Helsinki (Finnair codeshare) or other European connections.
What to expect
When nonstop service is available, ANA’s “The Room” provides a flagship experience with enclosed business class seats. ITA Airways’ A330neo offers a modern product with Italian-inspired dining. One-stop connections add 3–6 hours but open access to Lufthansa, Finnair, and other carriers’ business class products. Food service on ANA and JAL includes Japanese cuisine options; ITA offers Italian gastronomy. Tokyo Narita and Haneda airports provide extensive lounge facilities for all three carriers.
At the destination
Tokyo spans a vast metropolitan area with distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own character. Shibuya and Shinjuku are commercial centres with dense nightlife and shopping, while Asakusa holds the historic Senso-ji temple complex. Tsukiji Outer Market and the newer Toyosu Market remain essential for Japanese cuisine, and Akihabara is the hub for electronics and anime culture. Day trips to Kyoto (2h15 by Shinkansen), Hakone’s hot springs, and Nikko’s shrines are straightforward from Tokyo Station.
Connecting flights from Tokyo
Tokyo Narita and Haneda airports offer extensive business class connections across Asia-Pacific. ANA and JAL operate frequent lie-flat service to Seoul Incheon, Taipei Taoyuan, and Hong Kong International. ANA also serves secondary Japanese cities like Osaka and Sapporo with premium domestic cabins, making Tokyo a natural hub for multi-city Asia itineraries in business class.
FAQ
Which airline has the best business class from Rome to Tokyo?
ANA’s “The Room” offers the best hard product available on this route, with suite-like seating and exceptional service. JAL provides similarly high service standards. ITA Airways offers a competitive modern product on the A330neo, particularly for passengers preferring Italian cuisine and service style.
Are there direct business class flights from Rome to Tokyo?
Direct flights are available seasonally. ANA and ITA Airways operate nonstop Rome–Tokyo service during peak demand periods. Year-round, one-stop options are available via Frankfurt (Lufthansa), Helsinki (Finnair/JAL), Dubai (Emirates), or Doha (Qatar Airways).
Book
Search Rome to Tokyo business class (1 adult) · Search for 2 adults · First Class (€8,945) · Premium Economy
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If the flight is delayed or cancelled
Flights departing Rome are covered by EU261: arriving 3+ hours late or a short-notice cancellation can pay up to €600 per passenger on this distance, the same in business as in economy. Check a claim with AirHelp (no win, no fee).