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Cairns, located closer to Japan than any other Australian city, serves as Japan’s gateway to the “Land Down Under.”. One of Australia's premier sightseeing spots, rich in tourist attractions, this small city with a population of roughly 120,000 welcomes a great many tourists year-round. >>Direct Flights from Japan Narita Airport QantasAirways direct flights three direct flights daily … about 7 hours and 35 minutes Kansai International Airport Australian Airlines * one direct flight daily … about 7 hours and 25 minutes Fukuoka Airport Australian Airlines * three direct flights daily … about 7 hours and 25 minutes Centrair (Nagoya) Airport Australian Airlines * one direct flight daily … about 7 hours and 15 minutes * ： About an international network of the group of Qantas. Important information for Australian Airlines customers. 「Australian　Airlines（http://www.australianairlines.com）」 Cairns International Airport is located roughly 6km to the north of the city. City Airporter, an airport shuttle bus service operated by Australia Coach, is the most common and convenient way to the city center, and you can get off at designated hotels throughout the city. Transit time from the airport to downtown is approximately 20 minutes. With its proximity to downtown, taxi fare from the airport runs around $15. If you are traveling with someone, taking a cab might be more economical than the City Airporter. This fixed route bus runs north along the coast, connecting the city center and Palm Cove. The bus departs from and arrives at the transit mall near City Place and route maps and timetables may be obtained from the driver. Sunbus offers nearly ten routes in total, including one bound for Skyrail Station in Kuranda. Car rental companies have offices in the area around Lake Street. A four-wheel-drive vehicle is recommended for trips to rain forests and other inland areas.