2025 Narita Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

By registering in advance, you can change your regular in-flight meal for free, so this is recommended for those with allergies, those who don't like in-flight meals, or those who are tired of regular in-flight meals. 🍒 I've compiled a list of JAL and ANA's special in-flight meals, so I hope it's helpful. ✨ [JAL Edition] Photo 1 (top). Fruit Meal (Southeast Asia to Japan) - Plenty of rare Southeast Asian fruits. With dragon fruit and dried fruit, the meal felt exotic from start to finish. 🥭 Photo 2. Fruit Meal (Japan to Southeast Asia) - Melon, pineapple, grapes, apple (cut into rabbit shapes), kiwi, banana, and more. Light and just the right amount for an overnight flight. It might be a little small for a lunchtime flight. Photo 3. Seafood (Southeast Asia to Japan) - A luxurious meal with salad, boiled fish, omelet, mushrooms, fruit, and even dessert. I personally found it very easy to eat. - For snacks, we had a croissant with tuna mayonnaise, which was even more delicious than we expected and truly impressed us! 🥐💛 Photo 4. Vegetarian (Japan to Southeast Asia) - The menu was centered around raw vegetables and was very healthy. The dressing was only olive oil, so personally, I wish it had added salt... [ANA Edition] Photo 5. Seafood (Southeast Asia to Japan) - Grilled salmon and omelet. It looked gorgeous and felt more special than a regular in-flight meal. ✨ Photos 6 & 7. Fruit Meal (Japan to Southeast Asia) - Similar to JAL's fruit meal departing from Japan, it included apples, pink grapefruit, kiwi, bananas, and more. It's light and easy to enjoy on an overnight flight, helping to soothe your travel fatigue. 🍌 The seventh photo shows a fruit meal snack. 🍇 It also came with juice, making it just the right size. Points 💡 - Special in-flight meals can be requested in advance on the official website. ・If a standard in-flight meal comes with ice cream like Häagen-Dazs, passengers ordering special meals may not receive it! If you ask the flight attendant, they may be able to give it to you if they have any left, so be brave and ask! 🤫🍨 ・Fruit meals are recommended for night flights. 🍒 ・The contents change depending on your destination and departure country, which is a fun part. ・The free upgrade option is a great bonus! ✨ Enjoy a unique flight experience! 🪽 #SpecialInFlightMeal #FruitMeal #Vegetarian #Seafood #TravelLover #InFlightMeal #TripMoments #AirplaneTravel #InFlightGourmet #AirTravel #FrequentFlyer #InFlightMeal #LuxuryTravel #SoutheastAsian #AsiaTravel #InternationalTravel #InternationalTravelGuide

Narita International Airport, located in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, is Tokyo's main international gateway. If shopping for cosmetics and snacks in Japan isn't enough, there are tons of popular souvenirs to choose from, perfect for friends and family back home. 👍👍👍 From the ever-popular Tokyo Banana (which I bought back home as a gift for a friend), to the ever-popular New York Perfect Cheese (cream cheese crisps), Shiroi Koibito Love & Sweet (I bought the tinned version so I can keep the box as a souvenir after finishing my meal! 🥹), the Three Brothers French Fries, and Royce Chocolate (which also comes in white and milk chocolate! ❗), these are some of my favorites and most classics! 👍 I used to be obsessed with Mary's chocolate; each piece is uniquely shaped and truly delightful to look at (they're also available at Daye Takashimaya! ❗). Of course, souvenirs are constantly being updated, so choose according to your preferences. There's a super cool Akihabara shop in Terminal 2's departure area! It also sells Japanese snacks, souvenirs, and anime merchandise. Found a cute Eevee backpack and a handmade Japanese kimono bear 🧸 My husband bought three magazines with free gifts 👍 #narita #japon 🇯🇵 #travel #travelholic #airport

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Today, I'm taking everyone on a trip to Japan. And Starbucks is something we absolutely can't miss. We went during the summer, so they had a special menu. The menu item I'd like to recommend is the Peach Tea with Cream Cheese. It was so good for everyone, I highly recommend it. It's like tradition, when you're there, you have to order the seasonal specials. As usual, I focused on taking photos at the store. It's a great way to enjoy food and photos. What I love most about Starbucks is their reusable cups. You can reuse them again and again. This is the perfect way to save the environment. #TravelJapan #Starbucks

#JapanTravelStrategy Narita Airport Terminal 1 is Japan's leading international airport, boasting spacious interiors and a wide variety of shops and restaurants. Stop by for exciting shopping and dining before or after your trip, and enjoy plenty of exciting spots. Open-Air Interior Design Terminal 1 is filled with natural light and lush greenery. While the design is simple and modern, there are plenty of relaxing benches and sofas, making it a great place to spend some time before boarding. Pokémon Store One of the unique attractions of the airport is the Pokémon Store. Recognized by its bright yellow walls and a large Pikachu face, it offers a wide selection of limited-edition and cute Pokémon merchandise, perfect for travel souvenirs. It's a popular spot that attracts both children and adults. Shopping & Dining Mall The terminal also boasts a comprehensive Shopping & Dining area, offering everything from everyday brands like McDonald's, Starbucks, Uniqlo, ABC Mart, and MUJI, to convenient travel items. Another great thing about Narita Airport Terminal 1 is that you can easily enjoy a meal or some shopping before boarding. Narita Airport Terminal 1 makes the beginning and end of your trip special. If you have some free time, be sure to take a stroll around the area. Access Information - Address: 1-1 Goryobokujo, Sanrizuka, Narita City, Chiba Prefecture - Train: Directly connected to JR Narita Airport Station or Keisei Electric Railway Narita Airport Terminal 1 Station - Limousine Bus: Direct service from major cities such as Tokyo Station, Shinjuku Station, and Yokohama Station - Car: Approximately 10 minutes from Narita IC on the Higashi-Kanto Expressway (parking available)

While browsing for food in AEON Mall Narita, I happened to see Shabu-Yo, a restaurant with a long line of Japanese people, so I decided to give it a try. It turned out to be even better than I expected. This restaurant offers a Japanese-style shabu buffet where you order everything on a tablet and a robot cat will deliver it to your table. It was so much fun! The kids in the restaurant loved it! 🍲 Menu Items We Tried: There are several soup bases to choose from. We chose sukiyaki and clear soup (basic but good). The beef, pork, and chicken were thinly sliced ​​and cooked until tender. You can choose your own unlimited vegetables, including mushrooms, tofu, corn, udon noodles, and more. There were so many options. There were many different dipping sauces. I liked the ponzu with extra chili and garlic. It was amazing! The highlight was the homemade waffles. For dessert, don't miss out on the ice cream! 💸 Price: The buffet costs around 1,800-2,500 yen, depending on the time of day and package (beef/pork, drinks, etc.). It's a great value for the quality of the food and the fun experience you get. The atmosphere is simple but friendly. The staff speaks a little English, but ordering using the tablet is very easy. 📍 Location: Shabu-Yo AEON Mall Narita #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

An "incredible trip to Narita" involves exploring its historic downtown, particularly the Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and its beautiful park, and sampling local cuisine, especially unagi (eel) dishes. Beyond the famous airport, this quaint city offers charming shops, traditional crafts, and a peaceful atmosphere, acting as both a gateway and a destination in itself. Key Experiences in Narita Naritasan Shinshoji Temple: A grand Buddhist temple complex central to the town, known for its history and impressive structures. Naritasan Park: A tranquil, landscaped park adjacent to the temple, perfect for a peaceful stroll and offering beautiful scenery, especially during cherry blossom season. Narita Omotesando: The historic downtown street leading to the temple, lined with unique shops, souvenir vendors, and restaurants serving local specialties. Local Cuisine: Experience the famous local unagi (eel) dishes served in traditional restaurants, and discover other local delicacies. Have a memorable trip!

#TravelChat Narita is another city I really like. It's actually quite peaceful, but it has a really warm, small-town vibe. I stumbled upon this temple while walking around. It was a shame we arrived late in the evening, so we didn't have time to explore much. But I still enjoyed the quiet, peaceful, and beautiful atmosphere. Most importantly, there were so many cats. I loved this place. The big trees were shady and incredibly peaceful. It was so nice. It was a truly wonderful time. I couldn't resist the culture and civilization of this country. #TravelJapan #Narita #ShinshojiTemple #TravelPlan

#TravelChat I don't know if everyone is like me, but everything tastes delicious when you go to Japan. 🇯🇵 We went to Japan for about 12 days, and we ate a lot. And everything we ate was delicious, whether it was the drinks or the grilled snacks. Everything was delicious. Has anyone else had this experience? It was so good, I couldn't stop myself from enjoying it. Even though this restaurant is a typical grilled food restaurant in a small town, the food was so delicious and spicy. This is really surprising. I want to go back again. Does anyone have any must-try restaurants? Leave a list here, and I'll check them out. #TravelPlan #JapanTravel

The VIP lounge at Narita International Airport is more than just a place to rest during travel; it's like a crack in the door, offering a glimpse into the deeper meaning of Japanese hospitality. Stepping through the door, time seems to slow down, the hustle and bustle of flights outside is now isolated behind the glass. The seating layout eschews extravagance, instead creating a tranquil atmosphere with simple wood and soft light and shadow, like a hidden teahouse in the city, inviting a sense of calm. The food here isn't simply about filling your stomach; it serves as a prelude to the journey: piping hot miso soup and delicate snacks remind travelers that no matter where they go, they must first find peace of mind and body. Outside, on the runway, a giant steel bird prepares for takeoff; yet inside, whispers, the turning of pages, and even one's own breathing can be heard. Narita's VIP lounge isn't a stage for extravagance; rather, it's a silent symphony that teaches us how to quietly encounter ourselves between departure and departure.

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Narita International Airport is not just a starting point for flights but a microcosm of cultural exchange. Quietly nestled in the fields of Chiba, it feels as though Japan is sending its oldest memories of rice fragrance to every corner of the world. Unlike the bustling pace of Haneda, Narita's rhythm is like a glass of cold-brewed tea—refreshing, steady, and filled with untold stories. In Terminal 3, the runway is not only prepared for airplanes but also designed as a mini-marathon for footsteps. The blue and white guide lines resemble a modern ukiyo-e, leading travelers through a minimalist yet transformative corridor. What makes Narita most captivating is how it ensures you won't feel rushed when saying goodbye or lost upon arrival. It serves as a tranquil gateway, softly whispering to those about to embark: 'The world can wait; take a deep breath first.' 📍Address: 1-1, Furugome, Narita, Chiba 282-0004, Japan.

#TokyoNaritaAirport #JALVIPLounge #BusinessDining There is no direct flight from Taiwan to Hawaii, so I transited at Tokyo Narita Airport both ways. I took the ANA Turtle Class first class on the outbound flight, which was great❤️ Both legs of the return flight were JAL. I also took JAL Business to New York in March this year. The environment was very nice. Although the meals were ordinary, the overall impression was very good. It was my first time taking an early flight at Narita, and I found out that the security check didn't start until 7:00, and the first flight was at 8:00 (I felt that I had no time to eat in the VIP lounge 😑) Fortunately, the first flight today didn't board until 8:30, but after entering customs, I had to wait until 7:30 to have dinner🥲 In the middle of Narita Airport is the security check for business and first class only. After entering, you will see JAL's sakura lounge. First class and business class are together, but first class is on the upper floor of business class. Because I had to go to the foodcort to change to the Dragon Meal, which didn't open until 7:30, so I went to sakura first Drink coffee Then go to Sanbontei to exchange for pork chop & fried shrimp curry rice. This plate without fried shrimp costs ¥2980! Thanks to Longteng for giving me a delicious breakfast. The curry here is beef curry! The fried pork chop is also good Waiting for the pork chop, order a bowl of Ginza Kabocha ramen 😂 This food cort has a lot of delicious food, and almost every one of them has a lot of customers! Then go back to sakura to check out the business meals. I will be happy if I don’t have a bowl of JAL’s curry rice! There are quite a lot of customers in the morning, and almost everyone has a plate of curry rice, which is also beef curry (chicken at Honolulu Airport!) The JAL home VIP lounge is really super big, and there is a floor downstairs that only provides drinks and snacks! It’s too late to eat at Dragonair and the VIP lounge in just 1.5 hours We also have to eat business meals on the plane😓 We also have Japanese and Western food, and I chose Japanese food this time The main dishes of Japanese food on Japan Airlines seem to be fish, which is not bad But the two business return flights felt so plain Especially the one coming back from Hawaii😓

The Cathay Pacific Lounge in Terminal 2 has an open, spacious feel and a relaxed atmosphere. It was quiet in the morning, so I was able to relax. 💺☕️ The light buffet was extensive, with a satisfying lineup of salmon, dim sum, stir-fried dishes, and a salad bar. 🥗🍤 The dessert and drink options were also plentiful, and a champagne toast was the perfect treat. 🥂 A window seat lets you enjoy a luxurious start to your trip while watching the planes pass by. 🛫 This lounge is available to Priority Pass and Oneworld elite members, so if you're eligible, be sure to stop by. 💡 This lounge experience will make the start of your trip a little more special, and I highly recommend it. 🌿 📍Narita Airport Terminal 2, Post-Departure Area #NaritaAirport #CathayPacificLounge #AirportLounge #AirportGourmet #AbsolutelyFreeTravel

My Trip.com rank has reached Platinum, and I got a lounge pass, so I went there right away! This lounge is called NOA and is located in Terminal 1 at Narita Airport. There are 150 seats, including sofa seats, so I was able to relax. I was also able to charge my phones! I was happy that they had food! They had light meals such as yakisoba and potatoes, as well as udon, miso soup, and beef bowls that were made to order. They also had desserts such as fruit, yogurt, mitarashi dango, and taiyaki! The mitarashi dango and matcha chocolate were especially delicious! It was great to gulp down a Coke while watching the planes! They also have alcoholic beverages. It's near boarding gate 26. It felt a bit far, so I moved early! #absolutelyfreetrip #overseastrip #airportlounge #seoultrip #asiatrip #trip

Waiting for a flight near Narita Airport? Don't rush to the airport! 「Naritasan Shinshoji Temple」 is right at JR Narita Station (one stop before the airport). I originally just wanted to stroll around, but I ended up spending 3 hours here. It was much better than just sitting there in the airport! 😂 ✨ Why is it so great? 🌳 The most spectacular temple in the suburbs of Tokyo: huge main hall, century-old trees, prosperous incense but quiet and healing, I asked for a safe trip✌️ 🍁 The beautiful park hidden next to it: the mountains are gorgeous in the red leaves season, and the cherry blossoms are flying in the spring. Any photo you take is a postcard! ⏱️ Perfect for transit/late flight: Come to worship in the afternoon + visit the park + eat Narita's specialty eel rice, just in time and without the crowds~ 📌 My tips: - Narita Station is a 15-minute walk away, and the station can store luggage, which is super convenient - It only takes 10 minutes to drive back to the airport, so you don't have to worry about missing the flight #July Good Place 2025 #Narita Airport Around #Naritasan Shinshoji #Naritasan Omotesando #Japan #Kanto #Kanto Day Tour

Narita: A Peaceful City Full of Hidden Japanese Charm Many people may know Narita only as the city with Tokyo's major international airport. However, if you have half a day or a full day to spare, I highly recommend taking a stroll through Narita city. You'll fall in love with its simple yet authentic Japanese charm. 📍 Quiet Residential Area The houses lining both sides of the streets are orderly, clean, and peaceful, reminiscent of scenes from Japanese movies. Walking past blooming hydrangea gardens along the way adds a sense of true relaxation. 🌸 Omotesando Street & Naritasan Shinshoji Temple The main attractions of this city include Omotesando Street, a pedestrian area filled with local shops, charming cafes, and traditional grilled eel restaurants. The walk leads to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, a large, ancient, and highly revered temple in the region.

Located in Terminal 2 of Narita Airport, which serves as an important terminal for China Airlines and some other international airlines. The lounge is situated behind the Chanel cosmetics area on the third floor. To reach it, simply go down to the second floor. The China Airlines VIP Lounge is relatively small and the facilities are somewhat outdated. However, it is still a decent place to rest and wait for your flight. The lounge offers light snacks, instant noodles, and some alcoholic beverages, which are quite satisfactory. 👍

The best lounge ever to end a trip to Hong Kong 🥂 📍Location: Cathay Pacific Lounge There are three Cathay lounges at Hong Kong International Airport ✈️ Available for oneworld status holders like JGC and above business class passengers 🙆‍♀️ The famous dan dan noodles and champagne were delicious! It's rare for an airline business lounge to offer champagne 🙂↕️ The stylish and luxurious interior is also wonderful 🩶 I want to go to Hong Kong again just for the Cathay lounge! The Cathay lounges at Haneda and Narita are also recommended! Training Travel #HongKong

I tried JAL's domestic first class! A luxurious experience that gives you a "premium" feeling even on a short flight! With wide seats, a dedicated check-in counter, and lounge access, you can relax even before boarding 🥰 On board, you can enjoy special in-flight meals, local sake and champagne, and the luxury feels like a high-end restaurant ✨ The highlight is the "same-day upgrade"! If there are seats available, you can upgrade to first class from regular seats or Class J for +12,100 yen ◎ It's a much better deal than the regular fare, and you can enjoy a slightly special air trip, so if you love traveling, you should definitely try it! 📍Location: Itami Airport #jal #JALFirstClass #Same-DayUpgrade #DomesticTravel #JapanTravelStrategy

#tokyospots Before rushing into Tokyo city from Narita Airport, why not explore a local gem just one train stop away? Naritasan Omotesando is a charming Edo-era street full of old-world atmosphere, tasty food, and beautiful temples — all with far fewer tourists than places like Asakusa! ✨ Why Go: • Only 1 stop from Narita Airport — perfect for arrival or pre-flight time • Historic Naritasan Shinshoji Temple & peaceful garden • 800m of traditional wooden houses, over 150 shops • Street food, handmade goods, and photogenic corners everywhere • More local, less commercialized than Tokyo’s city spots Must-Do Highlights: ✅ Naritasan Omotesando: Walk the old street, browse souvenir shops, handmade crafts, and traditional snacks ✅ Hashira Cafe: Cute little café hidden in an alley — matcha latte & desserts recommended (Closed Sun/Mon) ✅ Hayashida Senbei: 100-year-old rice cracker shop — taste may be average, but fun for photos! ✅ Unagi Street: Famous for grilled eel — Kawatoyo Main Store is most popular, be ready to queue (30-60 min wait) ✅ Naritasan Shinshoji Temple: Historic 1,000-year-old temple with impressive gates and pagodas ✅ Naritasan Park: Peaceful Japanese garden, perfect for a relaxing stroll 💡 Tips: • Luggage storage available at Narita Station • Cash preferred in many shops • Unagi shop gets crowded — grab a number first, explore while you wait • Great as a short stop before/after your flight Highly recommended as a first or last stop on your Tokyo trip — so close to the airport, and surprisingly beautiful! #travel #staycation

If you're planning a cost-effective trip, LCCs (Low-Cost Carriers) are indispensable! However, if you're using Narita Airport, be cautious 🫨🫨 For domestic LCC flights departing from Tokyo, most of them operate from Narita Airport's Terminal 3. But here's the catch—Terminal 3 is extremely far from the other terminals 😱⚡️. It's almost as if it's a separate airport altogether 💦. If you're used to large international hub airports, this might not be a big deal, but considering Narita Airport's layout, this could be a real surprise for first-timers 😑🌀. When you arrive at the station for "Narita Airport," it takes about 15-20 minutes to walk from the station to the entrance of Terminal 3 🕒. From there, the security checkpoint is located further inside, which takes an additional 5-10 minutes ⏳. After passing through security, it will take another 10 minutes to reach the boarding gate. In other words, if you think arriving at the airport station an hour before departure is sufficient for a domestic flight, you might end up missing your flight. So, please be careful! That said, LCCs offer unbeatable value, and it's hard to resist using them. Keep the above points in mind and enjoy your cost-effective trip 😌🎵.

✈️ Spending time at the airport is often a rush, but a full stomach is still necessary. So we would like to recommend a restaurant in Narita Airport Terminal 1 for those who have the opportunity to use the service to consider. 🍱 This restaurant is called Kawatoyo (川豊), a more than 100-year-old eel restaurant located in Narita City and has a branch in the airport. Guaranteed deliciousness from the main branch that always has a long line. 🌟 The highlight of the restaurant is using fresh eel from the river, selected for quality by professionals, then grilled until the skin is crispy, soft meat mixed with a sweet and fragrant sauce, original recipe, served with hot Japanese rice, eel liver soup and pickled vegetables, adding a delicious flavor. Add a little spiciness and sourness from sansho (Japanese chili) and it goes well together. 🍚 For those who don't eat eel, there is also a teriyaki chicken menu, soft, fragrant and very delicious. Including a snack menu such as eel-stuffed egg rolls. 💡 You can order food via tablet, not difficult at all. And the shop also serves free hot tea. 💡The shop front will tell you the waiting time for your food. You can manage your own time. You will definitely not miss your flight. 📍Narita Airport branch: T1, 4th floor Open 08:00-20:30  #Get a discount without relying on luck #Airport restaurants #Travel to Japan

Narita Airport is not in Tokyo. Located in Chiba Prefecture, Narita is a historical city well worth a stop on its own, even if you have only 2-3 hours to spare. You could also do like me: arrive the evening preceding your flight, stay overnight and do some sightseeing the next morning. At least come to try the eel! Try: - 🍱 unagi (freshwater eel) dishes. Out of many eel restaurants the most famous is Kawatoyo Narita, est 1910. See: - ⛩️ Omotesando is a busy, historical street that links the railway station and Naritasan temple. Lined with shops and restaurants, it's a good place to pleasantly kill some time. - ⛩️ Naritasan Shinshoji Temple 成田山新勝寺, a big Buddhist complex. Depending on your time, you could visit just the main part in 30 minutes, or stay for several hours exploring all the buildings and the spacious, leafy park. Stay: - 🛏️ if you wish to be close to the action, look for accommodation around Omotesando or the temple. - 🛏️ Hotel Kakurega ホテルカクレガ is where I stayed with my family. It's out of the main part of the town, but the 10-minute walk from/to the railway station doesn't hurt, and the neighborhood is quiet. The rooms are clean and pretty. For the standard, it's inexpensive. Address: 982-1 Saiwaicho. Enjoy! 🚂 Possible extensions – if you have more time for hopping on and off the train between Narita and Tokyo, here are some suggestions: - very close to Narita is another small city, Sakura 佐倉市, where you'll find the National Museum of Japanese History 国立歴史民俗博物館; ¥600. - bordering with Tokyo and well connected by public transport is Urayasu 浦安市, where the Urayasu City Folk Museum 浦安市郷土博物館 awaits you. It's a 1950s fishing town turned into an open-air attraction, an ensemble of old shops specialized in tobacco, fish, seaweed, tofu, etc. The local specialty are clams, as attested by the clam mascot. Free. 9:30-17, closed Mon. #historicallandmarks#familytrip#deliciousfood#unagi #naritaairport #visitjapan #foodie #japanesecuisine

Can you believe the plane takes off and you can frame Japan’s sacred mountain in the same shot? Revealing the hidden gem seats on flights from Narita Airport to Hong Kong! As long as the weather cooperates, the right-side window seat instantly becomes a "Mount Fuji viewing platform." The moment the silver-white peak hits the window, with a sea of clouds highlighting the perfect triangular shape, every frame looks like a magazine cover photo shoot📸✨ 🌟Must-know tips in advance: ✅ Secure a right-side window seat early! Avoid the wing area; seats in front and behind are also excellent viewing spots~ ✅ Weather boost: Autumn and winter’s dry season + clear sunny days mean a very high chance of seeing Mount Fuji! ✅ Photography essentials: Telephoto lens and phone stabilizer are a must! Wear dark clothes to easily avoid reflections! What are you waiting for? Next time you fly from Tokyo Narita to Hong Kong, meet Mount Fuji in the sky!💫

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and Omotesando Street When you think of Narita, the famous "Narita Airport," the gateway to the skies, often comes to mind. But that's not all there is to see! Here are some spots where you can enjoy Japanese culture, even on a half-day trip from the city center♪ ———————————————————————- ① Naritasan Shinshoji Temple 📍Location: 1 Narita, Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, 286-0023 A place where you can feel the essence of Japan, with a temple and a three-story pagoda. It is famous for its blessings in rituals like Goma fire ceremonies and warding off evil. This spot is also highly revered in the Kabuki world, with strong faith from Kabuki actors like Ichikawa Danjuro. Compared to places like Asakusa, it is relatively less crowded even on weekends, making it a relaxing and comfortable destination. ② Naritasan Omotesando Street 📍Location: 350-3 Honcho, Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, 286-0026 The street leading to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. On both sides, you'll find traditional souvenir shops and spots for street food, making it perfect for strolling and snacking 🙆♀️😋 The area offers a glimpse of an old castle town, reminiscent of places like Kawagoe or Kyoto. ③ Japanese Cuisine Kikuya 📍Location: 385 Nakamachi, Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, 286-0027 A restaurant located along Naritasan Omotesando Street. It features private tatami rooms and exudes a traditional and elegant atmosphere. You can enjoy grilled eel rice bowls here. It was delicious 😋 Considering the price of eel, the cost is relatively reasonable, making it a comfortable dining experience. Founded in the 1700s, the building itself is charming and historic! ———————————————————————-

#NaritaAirport A friend to low-cost carriers! Narita Airport's Terminal 3 is a unique space that blends functionality and fun. ✨ There are plenty of exciting spots to stop by before your trip! [Adult Gacha Heaven🎡] "Otonamo" is a gacha corner lined up along an entire wall. Perfect for finding a souvenir or trying your luck before your overseas trip. ◎ [Fill Up at the Food Court🍜] The spacious eat-in area offers a wide variety of international cuisine, including Japanese, Western, and Asian dishes. Enjoy a leisurely meal before your departure. [Athletics Track!?!🏃♂️] The aisles are just like a stadium track! Clear guidance between domestic and international flights makes even traveling fun. This is a great place for those using low-cost carriers, as well as those just stopping by for a transfer or a meal. ☺️ 📍Spot Information Facility Name: Narita International Airport Terminal 3 Access: Approximately 10 minutes' walk from Narita Airport Station (via Terminal 2) Features: LCC terminal, food court, gacha area, running path

I.A.S.S Superior Lounge -NOA- (Kiwa) at Narita Airport, available with Priority Pass The interior is decorated in a Japanese modern or simple modern style, and there are various places to relax, such as sofa seats, table seats, counter seats, and reclining chairs, making it a very calm and comfortable space. Light meals include Japanese curry, hot udon and soba noodles, popular croquette bread, ratatouille, fried chicken, yakisoba, and other prepared foods, and mini taiyaki, mini anmitsu, and mini mitarashi dango for dessert. Alcoholic drinks include beer and a variety of sake, and there is also a delicious COSTA coffee server. Location: Narita Airport Terminal 2 Airside, 3rd floor, near Gate 26 Opening hours: 7:00-21:00 daily Limited stay time: Maximum 2 hours, *Children under 6 years old are free Services provided: Soft drinks, various alcoholic beverages, light meals, free Wi-Fi, newspapers and magazines, non-smoking, free luggage storage #NaritaAirport #lounge #airportlounge

🚗🚗🚗 Travel Route Day 1: Tokyo Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio → Tobu Department Store (Ikebukuro) Day 2: SOMPO Museum of Art → BICQLO (Yurakucho) → MUJI (Ginza) → Mitsukoshi Department Store (Ginza) → UNIQLO (Ginza) → Don Quijote (Ginza Main Store) Day 3: Senso-ji Temple → Future Water Bus Sightseeing → Odaiba Seaside Park → Statue of Liberty → Fuji TV Headquarters → 1:1 Scale "Mobile Suit Gundam" Unicorn Statue → Ginza SIX Day 4: JR Kamakura Station → Komachi Street, Kamakura → Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine → Enoden Train → Great Buddha of Kamakura → Hase-dera Temple → Kamakura High School Station → Shonan Coast → Enoshima Sea Candle (Observation Lighthouse) Day 5: Nezu Museum → Mori Art Museum → Roppongi Hills Observation Deck (Tokyo City View) → Tokyo Tower Day 6: Mitsui Outlet Park Kisarazu Day 7: Omotesando Hills → BAPE STORE (Ura-Harajuku) → Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku → Harajuku Laforet → Takeshita Street Day 8: Shinjuku Tokyu Stay Hotel → Kawaguchiko Music Forest Museum → Kawaguchiko Museum of Art Day 9: Kawaguchiko Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway → Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat Tenhare Day 10: Fuji Lake Hotel Day 11: Narita Tobu Airport Hotel 🚗 Recommended Check-ins: Tokyo Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Tokyo Tower: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Senso-ji Temple: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Future Water Bus Sightseeing: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 💥 Notes: Be sure to check the weather for Kamakura and Kawaguchiko. When we went to Kamakura, it was cloudy and crowded, which was somewhat below expectations.