Nagoya/Chubu to Cebu from 100 yen one way
Cebu Pacific is running a fare sale on its Nagoya/Chubu Centrair International Airport to Cebu route from August 7 to August 11, 2026. The lowest one-way fare is 100 yen, excluding fuel surcharges and taxes. The travel period runs from November 19, 2026 to March 27, 2027. Seats at the promotional fare are limited and the sale ends once they are sold out.
A 100-yen fare from the Philippines largest low-cost carrier is one of the airline’s signature promotions. Because it covers a rare nonstop link between central Japan and Cebu, it is worth a close look for anyone planning a winter or spring trip.
Sale details
- Route: Nagoya/Chubu to Cebu
- Lowest one-way fare: 100 yen (excluding fuel surcharge and taxes)
- Booking period: August 7 to August 11, 2026
- Travel period: November 19, 2026 to March 27, 2027
- Seats: Limited; sale ends when sold out
- Booking link: https://traicy.com/link/5J
Travel period covers the dry season
The travel window from late November to late March falls within the Philippines dry season, generally considered the best time to visit Cebu and nearby resort areas. The period also includes the New Year holidays and Japan’s spring break, but the lowest fares are usually not offered on those peak dates. To land the 100-yen fare, start your search with weekdays and off-peak dates.
Points to check before booking
Taxes are not included in the advertised fare
The 100 yen covers the base fare only. The total payment also includes a fuel surcharge, the international passenger service facility charge, Japan’s international tourist tax (departure tax) and Philippine airport-related fees. Always confirm the grand total shown on the booking screen.
Checked baggage and seat selection cost extra
As a low-cost carrier, Cebu Pacific does not include checked baggage in its cheapest fares. Buying a baggage allowance online in advance is usually cheaper than paying at the airport counter. Seat selection, meals and priority boarding are also extras, so add the services you need before comparing with other airlines.
Change and refund conditions
Promotional fares typically carry high change fees and may be non-refundable. If your dates are not fully fixed, review the fare rules before purchasing.
First come, first served
Only a very small number of seats carry the lowest fare, and they can sell out shortly after the sale opens. If your dates are set, search early in the sale period.
Search tips
The fare calendar on the official website lets you see at a glance which dates within the travel period have the cheapest fares. Searching outbound and return separately and combining the cheapest dates can also work well. Credit cards and various online payment methods are accepted, but fees may differ depending on the method.
Why Cebu
Cebu is about five hours nonstop from Japan and offers white-sand beaches, island hopping, swimming with whale sharks and canyoneering at waterfalls. The resort area on Mactan Island is only 20 to 30 minutes by car from the airport, making it easy to enjoy even on a short trip. Cebu is also a well-known destination for language study and appeals to families and solo travelers alike.
About Cebu Pacific
Cebu Pacific launched services to Japan in 2008 and now links cities across Japan with Manila, Cebu and Clark using Airbus A320 and Airbus A330 aircraft. Its extensive Philippine domestic network also allows connections in Cebu to other resort destinations such as Boracay (Caticlan) and Palawan (Puerto Princesa).
Summary
Even with taxes and surcharges added, a 100-yen base fare is likely to come in well below competing options. Travelers considering Cebu from Nagoya/Chubu should narrow down their dates and book before the sale closes on August 11.