Narita Airport Overview

Narita International Airport is one of the two primary airports serving the Greater Tokyo Area in Japan, the other being Haneda Airport. Narita Airport is located in the city of Narita, which is approximately 60 kilometers east of Tokyo.

Narita Airport is the second-busiest airport in Japan after Haneda Airport and serves as a hub for several airlines, including Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways, and Delta Air Lines. It has three terminals, each serving different airlines and destinations. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are the main terminals, while Terminal 3 is a smaller terminal used primarily by low-cost carriers.

Narita Airport offers a wide range of facilities and services for travelers, including shops, restaurants, lounges, currency exchange, baggage storage, and Wi-Fi access. The airport is well-connected to Tokyo and other cities in the Kanto region by various modes of transportation, including trains, buses, and taxis. The Narita Express train is the most convenient and popular way to travel between the airport and Tokyo Station, taking around 60-90 minutes depending on the destination.