Yeah, it doesn't look terrific. A lot of it is going to be routing dependent, they haven't posted the flight path yet, but I suspect it'll be more southerly. Some times they fly up by Alaska's tail, sometimes south of that. I suspect you'll fly more south to avoid the jets blowing the wrong way, so perhaps the first half may not be that bad, just some light as you cross that one jet (again, route dependent). Looks like they route all of those flights over Japan, and associated with the jet you usually run into some light turbulence. There are some zones of moderate indicated. The whole area is just a hotbed of activity, especially this time of year. Your saving grace is since you're going westbound, they'll try to avoid those jets as best they can. Going eastbound, you'd likely ride them back over.
So in summary, occasional to continuous light to moderate possible for much of the flight. In reality I suspect you'll have intermittent periods of smooth with some times of light-moderate, and they'll probably announce them ahead of time because other planes in the area will report.
Wish I had a better prognosis! As you may be aware I forecast worst case scenario here. So fingers crossed!