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Heads up, awardtrail readers! There's a decent sale going on right now for flights to Tokyo. You can snag a round-trip ticket starting from around $769. The deal is with Air Canada, and this is for a regular economy fare, so no need to worry about crazy restrictions.
Why should you care? Well, Tokyo is an amazing destination, and finding flights under $800 is always a win. Plus, even though it's a regular economy fare, flying Air Canada means you can credit those miles to your preferred Star Alliance program, like United MileagePlus or Aeroplan.
The exact price may wiggle a bit depending on your specific dates and route, so it's worth poking around on Google Flights or your favorite booking site to find the best deal for you. Happy travels, and don't forget to pack your appetite for ramen!
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