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Add a Tokyo Helicopter Flight to Your Asian Games Trip

No helicopter tour exists in Nagoya. How Asian Games visitors add a Tokyo, Mt Fuji or Yokohama helicopter flight before or after the Games, with prices.

Sep 5, 2026·✍️ olablog·9 min read

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No helicopter tour exists in Nagoya. How Asian Games visitors add a Tokyo, Mt Fuji or Yokohama helicopter flight before or after the Games, with prices.

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Let us answer the question that brings most people here: no, there is no helicopter sightseeing flight in Nagoya, and OlaChill does not offer one. Our helicopter flights depart from Tokyo Heliport at Shin-Kiba, from Funabashi Heliport on the Chiba side of Tokyo Bay, from the Mt Fuji region and from Yokohama.

The good news is that Nagoya to Tokyo is about 1 hour 40 minutes on the Nozomi Shinkansen, so a flight fits naturally into the days before the Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 open on 19 September, or after the closing ceremony on 4 October, or around the Asian Para Games from 18 to 24 October. Many international visitors fly in or out through Tokyo anyway.

This is the pillar guide: every flight we currently list, its price and seat count, the rules that decide whether you can fly, and how to slot it into a Games itinerary without missing a session.

Why there is no Nagoya flight

Simple honesty: we do not have a helicopter product based in Aichi, and we are not going to invent one for the Games. If you see a page elsewhere promising a "Nagoya Asian Games helicopter tour", read the departure point carefully.

What we do have is a tested set of flights from several departure points around Tokyo, Mt Fuji and Yokohama, all within easy reach of the Shinkansen line. For a spectator spending two weeks in Japan, a Tokyo flight is a half-day add-on, not a detour.

Getting from Nagoya to the heliport

  • Nagoya Station to Tokyo Station: about 1 hour 40 minutes by Nozomi. Kyoto is 35 minutes the other way and Shin-Osaka 50 minutes, if you are combining cities.
  • Tokyo Heliport is at Shin-Kiba, on the bay side of the city. Allow time to cross Tokyo from the station; do not plan a Shinkansen arrival 30 minutes before your meeting time.
  • The two 3-seat night flights, the 22-minute Skytree Night and the 25-minute Twin Towers Night, depart from Funabashi Heliport on the Chiba side of Tokyo Bay, not from Shin-Kiba; allow time to cross from central Tokyo.
  • The time shown on each product page is the meeting time. The flight itself is roughly 30 minutes after that, because of check-in and the safety briefing.

If you want a car to meet the Shinkansen and take you to Shin-Kiba or Funabashi, that is a separate chauffeur booking; say so in the form.

Every flight, with prices

Prices are per person, for one seat on a shared flight; the private column is the whole aircraft as a private charter. Seats are the maximum passengers.

Flight Base Duration Seats Per person (shared) Whole aircraft (private)
Tokyo First Flight Tokyo 10 min 3 ¥83,800 ¥226,300
Tokyo Skytree Daytime Tokyo 15 min 3 ¥128,100 ¥345,900
Tokyo Skytree Night Funabashi Heliport, Chiba 22 min 3 ¥151,200–¥165,200 ¥408,300–¥446,100
Tokyo Twin Towers Night Funabashi Heliport, Chiba 25 min 3 ¥172,200–¥184,800 ¥465,000–¥499,000
Tokyo Panorama Tokyo 30 min 3 ¥256,200 ¥691,800
Tokyo Sunset and Night, 5 seats Tokyo 30 min 5 ¥485,100 ¥2,183,000
Tokyo to Gotemba Outlets Tokyo 40 min 3 On request On request
Saitama Misato Night Cruise Misato Heliport, Saitama 18 min 3 ¥156,800–¥169,400 ¥423,400–¥457,400
Yokohama Night Cruise Yokohama 40 min 3 ¥254,800–¥268,800 ¥688,000–¥725,800
Mt Fuji and Hakone Scenic Mt Fuji 75 min 3 ¥641,900 ¥1,733,200
Mt Fuji Deluxe, Hakone and Kamakura Mt Fuji 90 min 3 ¥768,600 ¥2,075,300
Mt Fuji Grand Circuit Mt Fuji 120 min 4–5 ¥1,377,600 ¥6,199,200
Tokyo to Mt Fuji Heli Taxi, return Tokyo and Fuji Transfer 4 On request On request
Mt Fuji Golf and Winery Day Mt Fuji Day package 4 On request On request

Because prices are per person, three people on a 3-seat flight each pay the per-person figure. A couple who want the cabin to themselves book the whole aircraft as a private charter, which is the seat price times the number of seats less 10%. Where two figures are shown, the first is the weekday price and the second applies on weekends and holidays. Flights marked "on request" are arranged through the helicopter tours page.

Which flight suits which group

Two spectators on a budget. The 10-minute Tokyo First Flight at ¥83,800 per person is the entry point. It is short, but it is a real helicopter over Tokyo, and it is the cheapest way to say you have done it.

Three friends who want the classic view. The 15-minute Skytree daytime flight at ¥128,100 per person, or the 22-minute Skytree night flight from ¥151,200 per person (¥165,200 on weekends and holidays) if you land in Tokyo in the evening after a closing-day Shinkansen.

A family of four or five. Five-seat aircraft fly the 30-minute Tokyo Sunset and Night flight, at ¥485,100 per person or ¥2,183,000 for the whole aircraft as a private charter, and the 120-minute Mt Fuji Grand Circuit, which seats 4–5 depending on the aircraft. The heli taxi and the golf day seat four; everything else in the list seats three.

A team celebrating a medal. Night flights over Tokyo photograph well and the 25-minute Twin Towers flight from ¥172,200 per person (¥184,800 on weekends and holidays) is the longer of the two night options for three people. Split into cabins of three if the group is bigger.

A once-in-a-lifetime day. The Mt Fuji and Hakone Scenic at 75 minutes and ¥641,900 per person (¥1,733,200 for the whole aircraft as a private charter) is the flight most people mean when they say "Fuji by helicopter".

Rules that decide whether you can fly

  • Weight: 120 kg per seat, and a cabin total that depends on the seat count. A 3-seat cabin is limited to 220 kg total. Give honest weights when booking; the limit is a safety rule, not a guideline.
  • Weather: if the operator cancels for weather, you get a full refund or a free date change. Autumn in Japan still has typhoons, so build a spare day into the plan if the flight matters.
  • Date change: free up to 4 days before the flight.
  • Payment: online at booking.
  • Meeting time: the time on the page is when you must be at the heliport; the flight is about 30 minutes later.

If Games sessions might move your travel day, book the flight for a date with a buffer on both sides, then use the free date change if needed.

Fitting it into the Games calendar

Before the Games. Land at a Tokyo airport, fly the same evening or the next morning, then Shinkansen to Nagoya before the first football matches on 15 September or the opening ceremony on 19 September.

Between blocks of sessions. Athletics runs 23 to 29 September at Paloma Mizuho Stadium; tennis at Higashiyama Park runs 27 September to 3 October. If your tickets leave a two-day gap, a Tokyo night flight fits, with a return to Nagoya the next day.

After the closing ceremony on 4 October. The most common pattern: Shinkansen to Tokyo on 5 October, flight that evening or the following day, then fly home from Tokyo.

Around the Para Games, 18 to 24 October. Later in autumn, so daylight is shorter; check the meeting times for the night flights on your date.

How to book with OlaChill

Choose the flight on our helicopter tours page, pick the date and pay online; for base-specific options see the Tokyo flights and Mt Fuji flights pages. If you need a car between the Shinkansen and the heliport, add a note or use the private car with driver page.

FAQ

Is there really no helicopter tour in Nagoya during the Games?

Not through us. Our flights leave from Tokyo Heliport at Shin-Kiba, Funabashi Heliport on the Chiba side of Tokyo Bay, the Mt Fuji region and Yokohama. Tokyo is about 1 hour 40 minutes from Nagoya by Shinkansen, which is why we frame this as an add-on before or after the Games.

How much does a flight cost per person?

Prices are per person, for one seat on a shared flight. The 10-minute Tokyo First Flight is ¥83,800 per person; the whole three-seat aircraft as a private charter is ¥226,300. Longer flights scale up from there; see the table above.

What happens if the weather is bad?

A weather cancellation by the operator means a full refund or a free change of date. You can also change the date yourself for free up to 4 days before the flight.

Can a big supporters' group fly together?

The largest cabin is 5 seats, on the 30-minute Tokyo Sunset and Night flight and on the Mt Fuji Grand Circuit. Larger groups fly in several 3-seat cabins, one after another, which works well for a team celebration.

Do I need to book far ahead for the Games period?

We cannot predict demand for specific dates, so book once your Games tickets are confirmed and use the free date change if plans move. Payment is taken online when you book.

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