Sayonara! Johnny Depp and Amber Heard fly out of Tokyo with his children after whirlwind trip to Japan

It was a flying visit to Japan, spending just two days in the country to promote his latest film The Lone Ranger.
Following Wednesday's premiere, Johnny Depp and his girlfriend Amber Heard didn't hang around too long and jetted out of Tokyo with his children Lily-Rose and Jack.
The foursome, accompanied with another man and woman, were spotted in the departures lounge of Narita International Airport on Thursday.
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Where to next? Johnny Depp and girlfriend Amber Heard accompany his son Jack and daughter Lily-Rose (top left) at Tokyo's Narita airport on Thursday

Amber, 27, looked chic, but casual in a black skirt, white top and sandals.
Perhaps her boyfriend's penchant for hats has been rubbing off on her as she too was wearing headgear.
She put a protective arm on 11-year-old Jack's shoulders, suggesting the children have bonded with and accepted Amber as the new woman in their father's life following his split from their mother Vanessa Paradis last year.

Family resemblance: Lily-Rose looks like her mother, while Jack takes after his father

Hard work: Johnny has been travelling the world for weeks promoting the film, which failed to set the US box office alight

Jack looked cool in a pair of roller up jeans and white T-shirt with a pair of on-trend reflective sunglasses.
Meanwhile, his older sister Lily-Rose, 14, was wearing a blue maxi dress.
The family were flying out of Japan after two days of promotion for Johnny.
After the $225 million film The Lone Ranger has been deemed a flop at the US box office, the actor has been working extra hard to ensure international audiences see the movie.

Smart means casual: Johnny was dressed in his signature style of a fusion of smart tops and casual bottoms

Looking good: Johnny Depp was suave in a pinstriped suit at the Japan premiere of his new film The Lone Ranger in Tokyo on Wednesday

At Wednesday's premiere, The Pirates Of The Caribbean star brought his signature quirky style to the proceedings with his long beaded necklaces, colourful bracelets and blue-tinted glasses.

Depp appeared in good spirits at the event, gamely shaking fans' hands and waving for the camera.

He was joined by co-star Armie Hammer, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Gore Verbinski at the premiere.

Signature style: The 50-year-old added quirky touches to his outfit with colourful jewelry and blue-tinted glasses

Popular guy: Screaming fans came out to meet the star and he gallantly shook their hands

Depp plays Native American warrior Tonto, who recounts the story of his experiences with The Lone Ranger (Hammer).

Japanese media was clearly excited for the chance to meet the Hollywood star, as a number of presenters dressed as Depp's character with his white painted face, long black hair and crow perched atop his head.

The $225million Disney movie has been deemed one of the biggest box office flops of the year after it pulled in a disappointing $49million over its opening weekend.

Getting character: Depp posed next to a set that looked to be out of the film, which is set in the Wild West

Dapper dudes: Johnny looked smart as he posed next to the Lone Ranger himself, Armie Hammer

Heard appears to have been a rock for Depp throughout the promotional tour and even flew into Moscow to join him on the Russian leg. 
The couple met on the set of The Rum Diary in 2010, but were only romantically linked last year in the wake of the actor's split from Vanessa Paradis.

They have been reluctant to talk about their relationship and in a recent interview with Bullet magazine Heard refused to answer questions about the private island Depp reportedly bought her, saying: 'The island ... is my private life.' 

Hollywood bigwigs: Depp was joined by costar Armie Hammer, producer Jerry Bruckheimer and producer Gore Verbinski

Date night: Armie was accompanied by his wife Elizabeth Chambers at the premiere