Singapore to Tokyo with KrisFlyer Miles
A medium-haul KrisFlyer redemption to Haneda (HND). Premium cabin redemptions on this route are popular for the strong cents-per-mile value compared with cash business fares.
Tokyo in business is one of the popular short-haul redemptions in the KrisFlyer chart — you are effectively getting 6.4 SG cents of value for every mile you spend.
What each cabin costs, in miles and in cash.
KrisFlyer Saver Award miles are one-way from SIN. Cash ranges are an editorial baseline that shifts with booking date and season. Taxes are payable in cash regardless of cabin.
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Cents-per-mile = (round trip cash midpoint × 100) ÷ round trip miles required. cpm is invariant under the trip-type toggle — only the absolute miles, cash and savings amounts change. Advantage cpm is roughly half Saver because the miles cost roughly doubles for the same seat. Miles and tax estimates as of April 2026.
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A medium-haul KrisFlyer redemption to Haneda (HND). Premium cabin redemptions on this route are popular for the strong cents-per-mile value compared with cash business fares.
Tokyo is one of the popular premium-cabin redemptions from Singapore. Cash business fares often run S$5,000+ round trip, so a 109,000-mile Saver Business redemption can deliver cents-per-mile values well above the SGD-per-mile baseline used by most points enthusiasts.
8 Tokyo moments to consider booking ahead.
Tsukiji outer market for breakfast
Inner wholesale market moved to Toyosu, but the outer market still serves sushi, tamagoyaki, and tuna sashimi from 5am.
Day trip to Hakone
Romancecar from Shinjuku reaches Hakone-Yumoto in 85 minutes; Mt Fuji views from Lake Ashi if weather cooperates.
TeamLab Planets in Toyosu
Immersive digital art installation; tickets are timed and sell out weeks ahead during peak seasons.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
One of the largest central parks; mix of English, French, and Japanese garden styles. Cherry blossoms in late March/early April.
Shibuya Sky observation deck
Open-air rooftop 230m above Shibuya Crossing. Sunset slots sell out fastest; book online a few days ahead.
Day trip to Nikko
Toshogu shrine complex and the surrounding national park. About 2 hours from Asakusa via the Tobu line.
Robot-themed cafes and pop culture in Akihabara
Maid cafes, multi-floor anime stores, and arcades. Sundays the main road becomes pedestrianised.
JR Yamanote loop line
The 30-station loop connects all major districts. A Suica or Pasmo IC card works on the Yamanote, metro, buses, and most convenience stores.
Lock in the flight, then the bed.
SIN → HND from S$800 round trip
Compare cash fares when paying outright makes more sense than burning miles. Useful for last-minute trips and shoulder seasons.
Tokyo hotels — find a stay that fits your trip
Filter by 4★+ rating and refundable cancellation to keep things flexible. Compare cash prices side by side before committing.
Small things travellers like to know about Tokyo.
- Buy a Suica or Pasmo IC card on arrival — both work on JR, Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway, buses, and at convenience stores.
- Tokyo Metro 24/48/72-hour passes are sold at the airport and are economical if your itinerary is metro-heavy.
- Cash is still common at small restaurants and shrines; carry a few thousand yen even if you mostly use cards.
- Haneda (HND) is closer to central Tokyo than Narita (NRT) — the Keikyu line reaches Shinagawa in about 15 minutes.
- Reserve shinkansen seats in advance for peak holiday weeks (Golden Week, Obon, year-end); unreserved cars can fill quickly.