Let's go to Naritasan Temple and Omotesando near Narita Station.

TOKYO Latest trip, let's walk around Narita Station. Arriving in Narita but have little time, you can still go sightseeing. Because it is only one train station away from the airport. It takes only ten minutes by train. The fare is only 200 yen. Near Narita Station, there are the following places to visit: 🌀 Omotesando Street This street is an old traditional shopping street that stretches all the way to Naritasan Temple. The day I went, I was lucky that there was a festival. It was a different atmosphere. Both sides of the road are old and modern houses. The road is a downhill slope, full of shops and local sweet shops. We ate until we were full. 555 But what I liked was the dango. I have to say that out of all the dango I've tried, the dango here is the most delicious. And before you get to the temple, you will find a grilled eel rice shop, which is a famous food of this city. The highlight of this street is the statue of the 12 zodiac animals. But that day, I was too busy watching the festival, so I didn't notice it. But I found the 12 Zodiac Clock Tower, it's beautiful. Walk almost to the end of the road and you'll find Naritasan Temple. ⛩ Naritasan Temple Naritasan Temple, when you take the train into Tokyo, you'll see it. When you see it up close, I have to say that it's a very beautiful and large temple. If you have time, you'll want to walk around more. For those who like shopping, there's also the Aeon Mall, which is very large. Getting there: 🚞 Take the local JR line from the airport to JR Narita Station. The fare is only 200 yen if you get on at Terminal 2, or take the Keisei train to Keisei Narita Station. It takes about 10 minutes by train. Both stations are close to each other. . #TravelJapan #tokyo #narita