Lagos to Tokyo
Wed, 15 Jul - Tue, 21 Jul (1 passenger)
Wed, 15 Jul - Tue, 21 Jul (1 passenger)
Located around 60 kilometres to the east of central Tokyo, Narita International Airport is the city's second busiest airport, after Haneda International Airport.
Narita was established in 1978 and currently serves around 44 million passengers per year, a growth of more than 15 million since 2011. The airport also handles more than two million tonnes of cargo every year, making it the world's tenth-busiest freight hub.
This is despite legislation stating the airport cannot operate between midnight and 06:00 to reduce the noise impact on the local community.
There are two runways at the airport, along with three terminals, and its main runway - at 4 kilometres long - is the joint-longest in Japan, alongside that at Osaka's Kansai International Airport.
Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways both have major hubs located at Narita International,
while freight carrier Nippon Cargo Airlines is also based out of the airport, along with Jetstar
Japan and Peach, two low-cost carriers.
while you wait for your flight
The Kabuki experience gallery and shop introduces the traditional performing art of Kabuki to travellers of different origins. It’s located at the Kabuki Gate. You can participate in an exhibit of unique life-sized mannequins cosplaying in Kabuki costumes and wigs, and Kumadori (Kabuki makeup). Visit shops selling original Kabuki merchandise and select products.
The NAA Art Gallery is located at 5F, Central Building, Terminal 1. With a vast selection of alluring paintings on display, it offers artistic satisfaction to all airport users. There are, also, a wide range of other art pieces, such as photographs, illustrations and embroidery. Access to the works on display is open to both passenger and non-passenger visitors.
Tokyo’s Narita airport hosts different events highlighting the unique aspects of Japanese culture for travellers of different heritages. Whether you’ll love to see the Origami (Japanese art of paper folding), cherry blossom photos, or you need a quaint little immersion to their culture, these events are so good you can’t wait to visit again.
at New Tokyo International Airport
from New Tokyo International Airport
There is a free terminal shuttle bus for transportation between terminals in Tokyo's Narita International airport. Shuttle buses between Terminals 1 & 2 and between Terminals 1, 2 & 3 both drop and pick up at Bus Stop No. 6 in front of Terminal 1. Use one of the transit passenger shuttle buses for moving between terminals while airside.
Getting from the airport to the City Centre:
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