Direct (non-stop) flights from Narita International Airport

Narita International Airport

Narita International Airport is Japan's primary international airport and can be found 60 km east of central Tokyo in Narita, Chiba prefecture.

At Haneda Airport there are two passenger terminals and one rail station serving foreign airlines as well as Japanese carriers ANA and JAL. Trains run between these terminals to major cities such as Tokyo and Osaka via JR East and Keisei Electric Railways.

Both terminals feature shops, restaurants, lounges and observation decks as well as currency exchange kiosks, ATMs and post offices for mailing letters or small packages before or after passport control.

Transportation From the airport to central Tokyo there are various means of transport available such as taxis and buses. Additionally, take the Narita Express.

If you have lots of luggage, the limousine bus to Tokyo could be an ideal solution. These services run to different parts of town and provide a much easier alternative than using trains or buses to get around.

At the arrivals hall there's a counter specializing in limousine bus tickets between Tokyo and your destination city. The lady there are very helpful in answering any queries you have and are available to answer any queries that arise during your journey.

At Tokyo Airport there are also shops selling souvenirs and other products from Japan, including traditional sweets as well as limited-edition products you won't find elsewhere in stores.

How to Get From Narita International Airport to Narita Center in Tokyo

Narita International Airport can serve as the ideal starting point to your journey into Tokyo, even though it may not be as central to Haneda Station or road routes. Over time, however, Narita's proximity has grown due to technological improvements and road networks.

Step one is exiting the customs area at an airport and following signs to rail terminals nearby. From here, there are various transport options that will bring you directly to your hotel or other accommodation in the city.

Buses Travel from Narita Airport to Tokyo by bus has become increasingly popular, with discounted shuttle buses running between Narita Airport and various points within Tokyo city center. Buses offer the easiest and most cost-effective method to reach your hotel if you don't have much luggage or would rather forgo taxi services altogether.

Planning ahead can make traveling from Tokyo International Airport easier; bus routes range from those running every 20-30 minutes up to full shuttle services that offer transport between both locations, with Keisei Ticket counter information at the airport or busses offering information.

Tickets for buses can be obtained from vending machines located on the ground floor of airport terminals or purchased at ticket counters within the airport terminals. Visitors unfamiliar with Tokyo's transportation network can visit Keisei & JR Line Information Center to obtain detailed maps and information regarding all modes of transport within its boundaries.

Fast trains

To travel quickly from Narita Airport to Tokyo, fast trains such as the Skyliner Line offer the fastest option; operating every 20 minutes during daytime hours and 41 at night, these Keisei Railway Company-operated trains stop at all three terminals of Narita Airport.

Once at Narita Station, head directly to the ticket gates on the other side to buy tickets for either Skyliner or Keisei Line trains. Be sure to consult your timetable when buying your ticket to ensure you don't miss the last train of either day/night!

Buy a ticket on the Narita Express for Y=3,200 to travel between Narita Airport and Tokyo and major Japanese destinations, making your journey convenient, comfortable, and fast. Most travelers choose this route as their preferred means of getting there quickly.

Train travel is safe and comfortable, offering plenty of opportunities to check email, update social media posts, or simply relax. Consider purchasing a JR Pass before your flight for additional savings on transportation costs while also helping to skip line ups at stations.

Taxis While taking a taxi from Narita Airport to Tokyo isn't always the quickest or cheapest choice, it can be very useful for large groups or families with lots of luggage. Prices typically range from 20,000 yen up to 40,000 yen for one way travel.

Narita International Airport Amenities & Services

The main international terminals at Narita International Airport provide an array of facilities and services designed to make your journey more comfortable, from internet terminals and lounges, post offices, clinics, currency exchange services, ATMs, copy/fax machines as well as children's play rooms/nurseries.

Shopping - The terminals at Narita International Airport offer plenty of duty free shops. In particular, Narita Nakamise in Japan's largest airport duty free boutique mall. There are also shops located within the Central Building as well as a self-service bar serving snacks and beverages.

Business Lounges at the Airport - To help travelers relax during their travels, there are various business lounges located throughout the airport. Access is dependent upon airline ticket or membership program membership status; but these lounges provide an ideal opportunity to unwind and enjoy food and beverage offerings while making memories.

Showers - Need to freshen up after a long flight? Both terminals offer pay per use shower rooms for just 1,030 yen per 30 minutes of usage (incl towels).

Sleep - If you need a place to rest during your layover, transit hotels are available at airport terminals, offering short term rates but do require you to go through security.

Disability- The airport boasts accessible facilities that can assist individuals with disabilities, including those in wheelchairs. There is tactile flooring, adapted toilets, lowered telephones with Braille instructions, lifts, moving walkways and ramps available to them for their use.