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one way air ticket from japan to s korea
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2007/9/2 09:02
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Could someone suggest where I can get cheap one way air ticket fly from osaka kansai airport to Seoul then Seoul to tokyo. I website I have checked they all seem to only sell cheap return airticket from japan to south korea.
Your help is really appreciated.
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by may
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may, most travel agencies handle one-way tickets but don't advertise them as demands are low. And as with other routes, 2 return tickets can often be less expensive than 2 single tickets.
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by JLady
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one way ticket
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2007/9/6 20:22
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tickets are now issued in passenger's name and name change is not possible for cheap tickets. So a cheap return ticket can no longer be devided between two passengers. Expect one way ticket to cost full Y fare while return ticket is a cheaper fare.
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by Peter
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I don't recall the OP asking to share a ticket.
Without going through all the hassles of two one way tickets (if they are in fact expensive), and if you find that they are more expensive then a return ticket, then it might be just better to do a roundtrip back to Osaka and take the Shinkansen to Tokyo from there.
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by John
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My way of writing may have been confusing. What I meant is to buy Tokyo-Seoul-Tokyo ticket and Osaka-Seoul-Osaka ticket and use only Tokyo-Seoul and Seoul-Osaka portions. On second thought, though, it may not be possible to use Seoul-Osaka portion alone...
Taking shinkansen seems much easier.
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by JLady
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thanks for all your answers. It seems that return ticket from osaka to seoul then bullet train from osaka to toyko is the cheapest option. Thanks again guys.
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by may
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