We landed in the Narita airport and decided to stay close by for the first night. To our delight and totally unplanned we discovered that there was a beautiful temple and park within 18 minutes walking distance of our hotel. We decided to pay a visit in the morning before taking the bus to Tokyo. A walk through the impressive landscaped grounds surrounding the temple was our first exposure to Japan and left an indelible impression. Very symbolic of the splendid beauty to be found throughout this beautiful country.

I’ve visited Temples throughout Japan in my 47 prefecture travels and this one doesn’t disappoint one bit. After eating lovely prepared eel/ Unagi my favorite Japanese dish beforehand at a 110 year old restaurant it was so enjoyable seeing the architecture of how the Japanese build their temples.

Great park and beautiful shrines to visit, no crowds and open 24 hrs. We decided to take a walk after dark and it was even more stunning. Very calm atmosphere and must stop if in Narita.

I wanted to come here for a while and I think it’s worth the day-trip from Tokyo (also if you have the local specialty of eel). Although the temples themselves are big and stunning, I found the park next/inside of the complex even nicer and very wide - didn’t even know that the park existed.

Best place for one day outing with family and friends. Relax nature behind the temple is very good. You will be able to see some of the Japanese old construction. Street in front of temple is full of local food so you can have good lunch.

Center of belief in Narita area. Very close to the airport. Worth half a day trip if you have time to spare before boarding. The busy street leading from the train station to the temple is lively. Lots of famous eel restaurants among the road. Be sure to take a tour inside the pagoda at the top of the hill. There's also a museum worth visiting located inside the park.

Even though I went past 5pm when the temple is "closed", it's still open for those who'd like to visit it without having access to the amenities and rites during the day. Very peaceful and calm. A must to visit!

It's a very historical site. It's really worth visiting. Beautiful old arthritic , you can tell the wood works were so spectacular. The temple provided cold or hot green tea, or cold or hot water with a rest area. Very touching supply after you walked an hour.

Stopped here during a layover at Narita, it's a 15 minute train ride followed by a 15 minute walk. Gorgeous scenery, quiet and serene. Be prepared to climb steps.

We had a layover at the airport and took a train in from the airport (so easy and inexpensive). Wandered from train station down beautiful shopping street full of food and wares and ended up at the extensive temple area. It is amazing. Lots of locals and pilgrims. Attached to a beautiful park and garden also. Such a beautiful afternoon spent in a sacred spot.

Naritasan Shinsho-ji Temple is a Buddhist temple located in Narita, Chiba Prefecture. The temple deity is Fudo Myo-o and has long been known as “Narita Fudo”. The large complex took me about 2 hours to complete along with collecting red goshuin stamp (a total of 6) at ¥300 each. The parking fee is ¥800.

A must visit during a Tokyo stay. Visit the huge grounds of old Narita Temple. See the temple and out buildings and if you are lucky enough, the monks will be in procession. You could spend days walking the beautiful, serene grounds and not see it all. From the lush greenery to the ponds, it's a beautiful respite from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo.

Nice place with almost no people like other Japanese temples. It’s entrance free has very nice views, turtles and there’s is an free tour we couldn’t take it but we supposed is very useful.

If you have 3 hours layover at Narita airport, this side trip is definitely worth your time. Meticulously maintained temple at top of the mountain. Easy hike for all abilities. Remember to bring water if the weather is hot.

Absolutely gorgeous place to visit! You can easily spend 4-5 hours here just roaming around and admiring the beauty of it! We didn’t pay any entrance fee. Around temples there are cute little local shops but make sure you have cash. Temples are close by Narita station (1km=15 mins walk).

Loved visiting Shinsho-ji Temple in Naritasan. Top tip - Come straight here by train from Narita/outside of town (unless you are driving), walk along Naritasan Ometesando (shopping street), then walk up to the first tier of the Temple but ignore the shrines. First make make your way, up and around to the beautiful park at the back of these shrines, explore around and then arrive back at the main shrine area again. Enjoy!

It's a magnificent temple with magnificent architecture that dates back many centuries. When visiting Narita, this place is definitely worth seeing. We walked to the temple from Narita rail station, and it was pretty convenient.

went here during my layover in narita, well worth it. so beautiful and peaceful. i went before 10am so it was really quiet, but crowds picked up the later it got. free english tour guides offer their services if you want, but i didn’t have enough time to take their offer.

Very nice place to visit while in Narita, there's lots of shrines, temples, and pagodas. Great place to go for walks, lots of food and shops around the area as well. Definitely your go-to place if you're in Narita for a layover or a visit. Though with that said, expect the place to be crowded with tourists.

Large temple complex, with a very nice park. The buildings were grand in scale and crafted in true artistic style. The staff were friendly and very helpful. After visiting the temples, we walked through the woods and pond. It was peaceful and charming. there was a small waterfall completely made the grounds magical and a zen like sounds of the crashing down. The falls filled a creek that flow into the pond. The entire temple grounds began our week long tour of Japan, and met our high expectations. Definitely worth a visit.

One of the nicest temple I have visited in Japan. It is in such a huge compound, and it is not as crowded as other famous shrines/temple. Recommend to go early to explore, and be prepared to walk alot

This is a great temple to visit if you want to experience Japanese culture. You can get a free bus from hotels near Narita Airport to JR Narita station. It takes around 10-15 minutes walk from the station to Narita san. You can enjoy looking around many local shops alongside the pathway to Narita san.

The most spectacular and impressive collection of Shrines and Temples I've ever seen in my life. We were so awed by the number and history of the countless structures in this complex we came back again today.

Very clean We can buy a lot of Japanese cake or chocolat at Fasola with reasonable price

Narita Airport Terminal 1 isn’t just an ordinary entry point to Japan; it’s an introduction to the country’s renowned hospitality. Here’s my perspective: As soon as you step off the plane and into this bustling terminal, the efficiency and warmth of the Japanese culture are palpable. The airport staff, dressed in impeccably neat uniforms, greet you with a welcoming bow and a genuine smile. It sets the tone for the kind of service you can expect throughout your stay in Japan. Navigating the terminal is a breeze. The clear signage, helpful English translations, and courteous airport staff make your journey through customs, baggage claim, and transportation connections remarkably stress-free. Now, let’s talk about the food options. Terminal 1 doesn’t disappoint when it comes to Japanese cuisine. Whether you’re craving a steaming bowl of ramen, fresh sushi, or a bento box, there are numerous eateries to choose from. The quality of the food is reliably good, and it’s an ideal way to get your first taste of authentic Japanese dishes. The duty-free shops, offering everything from electronics to traditional souvenirs, are another highlight. And, if you have some time to spare, consider visiting the observation deck for a panoramic view of the airport’s bustling runways. Narita Airport Terminal 1 manages to strike a harmonious balance between efficiency, comfort, and that unmistakable Japanese charm. It’s not just an airport; it’s an integral part of your journey that leaves a memorable impression of Japan’s exceptional hospitality.

Only drawback is the international connecting flight security check, too long. The rest all great.

Not mentioned by many, but bus stop 16 offers the free shuttle bus options to the neighbouring hotels. I specifically had to go to ANA crown plaza, so this is a very convenient way to make your way to the airport hotel without the hassle of taking a taxi.

Very clean and neat throughout the terminal. There is an Experience Japanese Culture near the Connection Counter. Each week it offers different Japanese cultural experiences. This week it is an Origami week. If time allows during connection, have fun with Japanese culture.

One of the busiest Airports in the world. Not as beautiful as Singapore or Mumbai Airport T2 but clean nonetheless. Has ample restaurants but less vegetarian or vegan friendly.

Taking the limousine bus was an easy, seamless, and cheap option to Tokyo Station. Highly recommended. I was a first-time traveler, and the ticket booth was right outside the arrivals gate as were the buses. The cost was about $15 bucks Canadian right to Tokyo Station. No tunnels or dragging luggage all over the airport. To find trains. Very easy to use

Flights departs around 8am but departure gates opens only at 7am. You come and check in early then wander around and come back for a monster queue for departure gate. It can be quite stressful when you see that queue. Hopefully, we were able to get through that in time. Word of caution, once you check in, start lining up.

コロナでしばらく来てなかったのですが、チェックインや保安検査などかなり変わっていて驚きました。 ショップなども多いですが、現在一時閉店？してるショップもあります。 (Translated by Google) I haven't been here in a while due to the coronavirus, but I was surprised to see that things like check-in and security inspections have changed quite a bit. There are many shops, but are they currently temporarily closed? There are some shops that do.

Excellent, so well organized, clean, great staff!

It was totally different if compared to before covid. Many shops were bankrupt, and the remaining shops were closed mostly after 5-6 PM.

Narita International Airport is very clean and all staff are so kind.

If you are looking for Japan-made thermal flask, they are available for sale inside transit area at the airport. Brands include zojirushi, tiger and thermos. Lower priced items tend not to be Japan-made. We got a Japan-made 480ml thermos for about 4000 Yen which is really reasonably priced. Thermal flasks are usually sold near where popular snacks are. Just need to keep a lookout for them as it is a pretty small collection.

On 06/12/23 Noda and her team gave me such amazing help when l was in a dire situation. My ticket had been updated with a 28 hour layover that l couldn’t afford to do and so was then put on another flight however the airline hadn’t confirmed it. On my arrival at the airport my ticket couldn’t be found and it seemed l would not be able to go home. I was so upset and distressed and Noda did everything in her power to fix my situation quickly so that l could still make it onto the flight. There was such little time left but Noda and the others managed to get my ticket sorted in time and l was able to make it home. I pray God blesses every single person who took part in helping me get the matter sorted. Truly l’m grateful to you all, especially Noda. Thank you for your help but especially your kindness towards me, l will never forget you. Noda was on desk F17 for the 19:30 flight to London Gatwick with a layover in Shanghai Pudong.

Do not use the Automatic Currency Exchange Machine when arriving at Terminal 1! It charged me 22 Euro for exchanging my money without any information given. If you fly from Taipei airport, I HIGHLY recommend just exchanging your money there, as the rates are much better/you pay much less for the service. Horrible experience and disappointed that there is no information on this.

It is a vast temple with several historic buildings. The garden is very traditional and wonderfully beautiful. The temple is surrounded by a historical townscape. We found a number of traditional and interesting stores. In short, we discovered Japan in this place! Frankly, this place is very much worth a visit!

Came here after a long flight from Narita Airport. The walk from Narita station to the garden is well worth it. There are many unique small stores along the way to keep things interesting, not to mention the best unagi restaurant is along the way. This park is huge and has many sightseeing points within the park. Could spent at least 1-1.5hrs here walking leisurely in the park alone.

This park is incredibly beautiful, huge, and free. I was impressed with the delicacy with which it was designed and the little details in spacial orientation in the landscape architecture. The trees and grounds are well-maintained. There is a beautiful pavilion on the edge of the lake and a bridge. There is what seems to be a small shopping street, but it is closed due to the pandemic. Brooks, stone lanterns, pagoda, and a large waterfall are some attributes. There is a lovely cottage with traditional bamboo fencing. Absolutely lovely.

A park where you can enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn It is located behind Narita Shinshoji Temple. You can spend a relaxing time surrounded by waterfalls and lakes. It's a good place to stop by after arriving at Narita Airport or when you have time to spare before your flight departs.

10月の終わりに訪問しました。 そろそろ紅葉かなと思っていましたが、モミジは、まだまだ色づいてはいませんでした。 お寺の境内周りは、それなりに観光客の方が居ましたが、公園の方は人も少なく落ち着いて散策が出来ました。 (Translated by Google) Visited at the end of October. I thought the leaves were about to turn autumn, but the maples had not yet changed color. There were quite a few tourists around the temple grounds, but there were fewer people in the park, so I was able to stroll around in peace.

I had a very enjoyable promenade at NaritaSan Park 🏞️🤍 it was so lovely day walking around it, visiting the beautiful Temples, the river and carp koi fishes, the nature and calm. The park is quite big, very clean and so beautiful to visit all around. Peaceful 🌳🎐I visited during a week day and it wasn't that crowded ☺️

Such a peaceful place, perfect for walks, meditation and contemplation of nature

Amazing. Beautiful and peaceful place. Great for introverts who like nothing more than spending some quiet time waking around nature and enjoying the scenery.

Beautiful grounds which are free to enter and explore. So much variety inside this park, Japanese gardens, cherry blossoms, a waterfall and statues/memorials. Come early and enjoy the peace.

成田山本堂の裏手にあります。 本堂の右手から行けます。 とても大きな公園で自然を活かして整備されています。お手入れもさぞ大変でしょう。 鳥のさえずりや小川のせせらぎ、木々の音など、癒しの空間です。 広いので、公園入口でトイレは済ませましょう。 遊歩道は整備されています。 公園の森を抜けると、圧倒的な平和大堂が聳えます！ (Translated by Google) It is located behind the Naritasan main hall. You can go from the right side of the main hall. This is a very large park that has been maintained to take advantage of nature. It will be very difficult to take care of. It's a soothing space with the sounds of birds chirping, murmuring streams, and trees. The park is large, so use the restroom at the park entrance. The promenade is well maintained. As you pass through the forest of the park, you will see the impressive Peace Hall towering above you!

Having done a few shrines in Tokyo, this was honestly my favorite. Such an awesome place to walk around and see so much! Please do yourself the favor and stop by if you are staying out here for the airport! You won't regret it and on the walk to the train station there are so many cool shops and small street food places.

Nice park for a walk, beautiful big trees for nature lovers, big carp (koi)in the ponds. I have been many times there and never get bored

This such an incredibly peaceful and beautiful place! We got there early on Saturday morning, so it wasn't crowded. The vendors were just setting up their souvenir booths and the day was chilly but cloudless. It couldn't have been a better day. The artistry of the paintings and carvings on the buildings is truly awe inspiring, and the grounds are immaculate.

A very beautiful park and temple complex + shops and restaurants - a must visit if you are in Narita

A beautiful serene place, large enough to find a quiet corner to meditate and enjoy some peace. Easy walk from Narita village or Aeon shopping mall

You can watch many aircrafts from here, mainly from the Star Alliance airlines. The good part is that if you have a reflex camera there's few parts in the fence where you can stick it out so there won't be any obstruction within your sights.

Great place to just relax and watch planes take off and land, no admission fee

There are plenty of seats. There is food court, Lawson and vending machines nearby. We usually get ice cream and enjoy the view.

There were almost no planes. I sincerely hope that it will become a terminal where many ANA planes come and go as soon as possible.

Back in the day many airports had observation decks that anyone could to view planes coming in and go out. This is one of the last free ones remaining in the world. I’m surprised that many people didn’t know about this. I had a few hours and I walked around the deck and took a nap under the sun which was very peaceful.

There is a quiet place to sit and wait; shower facilities also available.

The worse thing about this place is you know that you are leaving japan if you’re here, but there is a great selection of souvenirs here to take home and good local restaurants while you want for your flight

Very Big, well designed and beautiful Airport in the World

Mesmerizing place to see planes landing and take off with additional bonus of Hanami cherry blossom viewing. The Sakura flowers here were just hypnotizing. To see a plane on its landing approach, emerging from behind the Sakura bloom was just other worldly.. But seeing taking off planes was a damper because the park is on the back side of the take off strip and you can't really see the final takeoff clearly. But nonetheless a wonderful place to spend a Sakura filled day

Nice picnic spot for those who love to see aeroplanes take off and landing, especially during Sakura time. Very close to the Narita Airport.

This place is very famous for airplane photographers. It is located close to Narita airport and great for taking plain pictures. There are enough parking lot for this hill. They have road service for refreshments and local goods. You can grab refreshments and drinks in the kiosk and get food spot for pictures. Usually there are many people to see planes. Good timing depends on the window directions. So not always good location to catch good taking off. But good to visit!!! Need cars to get here. Enjoy!!!!!

One of my favourite place when the Cherry blossoms 🌸 season ❤️

Very nice park. There are a few trees which have bloomed. It's close to Narita, so good for plane spotting too.

If you want to see the aeroplane flying on top of your head this is the place. Very nice view good for kids to enjoy. Best time to visit in Cherry blossom.

It was beautiful park near the Narita International Airport. You can watch sakura and departing plane same time.

Great place to go and see the airplanes that take off from Narita Airport; and it's BEAUTIFUL at Sakura's season (loads of cherry blossom trees). The stores are good and help in regards of food/drinks and airline souvenirs

Nice farm easily accessible from Tokyo. It's ideal for families with kids under 5 IMO as the activities are limited. Decent amount of animals for interactions. Archery, vintage train ride were good. BBQ location was good too. Overall, a good place to visit with family for a day trip.

A Sunflower Paradise at Narita Yume Bokujō Visiting Narita Yume Bokujō in the first week of August was an enchanting experience. The farm boasts two distinct sunflower fields. The first, adorned with shorter sunflowers, was nearing the end of its season with many having dried up. However, the second field, filled with tall sunflowers, was a sight to behold. The vibrant yellow petals against the clear blue sky created a picturesque scenery that left an indelible mark on my memory. For those wishing to immerse themselves in the tall sunflower field, there's a nominal entrance fee of 300 yen. The best part? You can re-enter as many times as you'd like throughout the day. The farm itself has an entrance fee, but it's well worth it. Not only are you greeted with a plethora of handmade products, but there's also a delightful array of food options. From scrumptious pizzas to delectable desserts, there's something for every palate. A special mention goes to the sunflower genjer ail, a unique and tasty treat that's a must-try. Narita Yume Bokujō is a family-oriented destination, offering a range of activities that both kids and adults can enjoy. Whether you're a sunflower enthusiast or just looking for a fun day out, this farm has something for everyone. There are multiple shops to buy souvenir, plushie, food, and other items to remember the trip. A few practical tips: there's ample parking available, making it convenient for those driving down. However, having a car is essential as the farm is a bit secluded.

Pretty awesome place to pay a visit with family! Cool playground for kids. You can spend all day there, there are lots of facilities and activities. You can purchase e-tickets online, and it is cheaper online. Personal recommend: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Family-friendly: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Date for couples: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Parking lot: ◯ Services/meals/products/design: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Period for stay: 4 hours Charge: adults 1,450 online kids, free (2 year’s old) Baby room/accessible toilet: ◯ Cleanness: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

The location is nice but even though you have to pay quite a lot for the entrance tickets almost every single activity costs extra money. There are better and cheaper farms to visit with kids in Chiba

Very family oriented. Children can learn about the animals and also learn to respect them and all of nature. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Had a great time.

Entrance fee is a little pricey for this type of attraction. Once you get inside, expect to pay even more for your children to enjoy all the activities inside. Food prices are as expected. Lots of washrooms. Some activities are quite run down. All in all, it's a fun time for the kids to enjoy.

We completed the tour in half day. Recommended to buy the one day ticket activity to enjoy all the activities provided. Pay extra to give food to the animals.

Kids can have fun here but entry fee too high for 3 person family to go.

A fun place to come with the little one. Good experience touching the goats, sheep and the cows. A little pricy but a good few hours to spend with the family the food and the ice cream was great. Will I come here again, probably not until n the near future. But I had a wonderful and relaxing time with my family.

It's not every day that you get to experience what it's like to live on a farm in the countryside. But I got to do just that at Narita Yume Farm. People can go inside the animal enclosures, and I was shocked at how friendly the animals were. Those cute goats and sheep came right up to us, almost like pets! There are also spots where you can buy food and feed the animals from outside the gates. From there, we went to the "Usafuwa" rabbit room. The rabbits are free to go anywhere in the room, and you can lure them close with treats. Those balls of fluff were very gentle, so we had a great time earning their trust enough to pet them. There's pizza, pasta, and all sorts of Japanese food, but if you only have time to try one thing, I can't recommend their hand-made ice cream enough.

large mall near NRT, lots of tourists, as well as locals shop here. grocery stores, clothing stores, and electronics. one stop shop indeed. free shuttle bus to train station and nearby hotels. not as frequent, so make sure to check the timetab. cab stand is always available.

Free Wi-Fi is available. This place is the best place for a day break after arriving at Narita Airport or before you leave Japan. You can find foods and drink, do grocery shopping, game shop for your kids, donut and coffee shops, you can do your last minute gift shopping here. There is a bus ride from here to the airport, and this place is not far from most of the airport hotels and airport parking. #opencheese #legendarypath #起司開門 #傳奇小道 IG@legendarypath

A big aeon with many interesting restaurants, cafes and bubble tea shops.

There’s no direct bus or train from Narita airport. Gonna take train (¥270) followed by a bus ride (¥210). Unless you stay at one of those airport hotels around the area, they have shuttle service to this Aeon mall. But I heard it isn’t frequently run at all. Also it’s always fully packed with air crew and many might get bumped off.

It’s huge with a lot of shops, good for last min shopping, and most importantly tons of gashapon machines here! One can even get Levi’s made in USA jeans here as well.

It is very huge and very comfortable. The atmosphere is very good. I love Aeon mall Narita. I will come back again for sure. ^^

lots of stores and everything air conditioned. free parking.

Big n complete. I luv Sport Authority, outdoor equipments superstore, they have shoes from all kind welknown branded.

Good place to kill some time if you’re waiting for a flights at Narita. There’s a bus that goes direct to and from the airport but runs very infrequently. Google schedule was not accurate for me - latest schedule attached. 300¥ bus trip

This place has lot of food options. If you are an Indian you can find one Indian restaurant name halal soa biryani. Its good for people coming from outside of Japan you can change currency also through vending machine

Best place for shopping beside Narita international airport. You will find everything you need. And information desk was helpful also.

Good place to stop-by after Naritasan area for shopping, food, pray before return car & off to Airport. FREE Parking!

The best place for you enjoy shopping and eating before you leave from Japan. It’s closer to Narita Airport 😄

Lots of amazing toys and candy. I love to browse and pick up a little bag full of candy and chips.

A very nice with so many shops, I really enjoyed doing shopping there, bought some nice memories as well as some groceries. ☺️👍🛍️🛒

Great place for shopping of local goods. There is WiFi available and if you want to go “safe zone” with coffee-Starbucks is there. You can pay with card everywhere. There is a huge supermarket and also a lot of great places for buying Japanese cosmetics (pharmacy and stores). A lot of stores for buying toys, comic books and tv shows themed goodies. There is a great CAT CAFE 😅 where cats hang out and I love watching them. 😍 it’s on second floor if I’m not wrong, the name is Moff animal cafe.

So many different shops here! They even have a cat cafe inside, I didn't have time left to visit it by the time I spotted it as I had to catch a bus but I definitely plan to visit it! They had a Dipper Dan which sells really tasty crepes! And tons of restaurants! All the food/drinks I've had from them so far where really good! There's a shop for just about everything here!

Again, great place to see planes. Lots of --mostly middle aged men--with large cameras. Families with small children and dogs should be careful because some of them don't like noise. But some are very friendly and they know alot about planes!

Great for aircraft photography!

Best place to watch and take pictures of planes if you are into that, lots of people taking picnics as well during Sakura Season

Good place to see airplanes!

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When traveling, efficient services can make a world of difference, and the JR EAST Travel Service Center at Narita Airport Terminal 1 is a testament to that. Here’s my perspective: Upon arrival at Narita Airport, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the queue at the JR EAST Travel Service Center was not extensive. This efficiency is a breath of fresh air, especially after a long flight. The fact that you don’t have to spend a lot of time waiting in line is a great start to your journey in Japan. The staff at the service center is incredibly polite and accommodating. The Japanese culture of respect and courtesy shines through in their service. They’re patient and willing to assist you with your travel needs, whether it’s obtaining a Japan Rail Pass, reserving seats on the Narita Express, or providing information about your onward journey. Moreover, many of the staff members are proficient in English, which is a valuable asset for international travelers like myself. This makes the process even smoother and more convenient. In a nutshell, the JR EAST Travel Service Center at Narita Airport Terminal 1 offers a seamless and pleasant experience. Quick service and the politeness of the staff create a positive impression, setting the tone for your adventures in Japan. It’s an excellent starting point for your journey in this culturally rich and beautiful country.

Snail mail you a pass, once at airport go back and line up 30-90 minute, refill the same information a few time (btw your card is not registered to you even if they asked for your name and ID 3 time, so if you loose it buy a new one), but at least now you got a pass...wait no you still have to show up and get a ticket before every train.... Open invitation to JR management to visit any developed country and study the Train pass activation and usage system: 1) You buy a pass at a digital kiosk 2) ... Ho wait that's it. But what about the activation? How about the first time you scan your pass? Mind blown!! But what about getting your information three time? No needs ... It's not registered to you anyway. WOW

People are really nice. The problem isn’t them. It’s the system that makes you wait for one hour to get a pass you already paid for. Why can’t we receive the pass via email or get it from a machine? It doesn’t make sense. Horrible loss of time for such a simple thing, especially for the cost.

Narita Express (NEX) is the same service as has been running for 30+ years. Trains are very hot, barely any air circulation. Only good ventilation is in the area between cars (washrooms, exits). Should be improved.

Staff were attentive but the company’s management is not doing the best they can. They should open a counter for those who bought the passes online to redeem their actual ticket instead of letting everyone queue in one line and wasting time. My waited time for a regular crowd was already more than 30 mins…

Super unfriendly and not enough knowledge in their product. Staff was denied to service me and give me a bad attitude look and she crossed her arms on her chest while talking with customer. Make me feel like I beg for tickets. Next time if you want to pick up JR rail pass. Please go to the machine in the opposite. Any machine that can read passport is fine. Machine will require only 1 person passport to get all JR pass for whole group. Fast easy Unlike pick up with human staff with poor hospitality mind.

First taste of Japan for so many - very hospitable and friendly people here - you still have to fill out additional paperwork for your JR Rail Pass if you pick up here. But it’s a smooth process and a GREAT time to get any questions you have answered. I wish the JR Pass was electronic but it’s a “show me” pass - so constantly looking for a gate w an attendant.

Today I felt so disappointed at jr service Mr 八木 delivered unfriendly service to me. Maybe too many customers made him feel busy And unfortunately I am the next customer

Horrible slow service: queing more than 1 hour for a pre-paid(!) JR week pass - after a 14 hour long flight. A flight ticket can be bought online, but there is no sense to buy a JR pass in advance: you must stand in the line anyway… I am very disappointed. Is this the high-tech Japan, really?! :(

We are a group of 6 meeting in Japan. Three arrived at Narita, three later at Haneda. I had bought Japan Rail Passes for all of us, and I wanted to use ours for the Narita Express into Tokyo. I was told I can only pick up all six Rail Passes or none, but I was not allowed to pick up our three passes. Even though I had paid so much money for the Rail passes and had reserved seats for the train already, I had to pay again for the tickets to Tokyo “because the computer says so”…. Sometimes, Japanese Tech is so 90s 🤯🤮

Get ready your passport and exchange order to exchange for JR tickets. They allow seat reservation for one day. If there are 2 trips within a day, it can be reserved too.

Superb customer service. You can purchase your N'EX express tickets here. Show your passport and take advantage of their current promo of ¥5000 (to Tokyo/from Narita Airport T2), some terms apply. Exit immigration and turn left, take escalator down 1 floor. You can't miss it. Courteous and attentive JR East staff will assist you. If you're taking N'EX from Tokyo Station, come in through the Marunouchi exit where the Tokyo Sta Hotel is. Take the elevator from the outside of Tokyo Sta (the elevator by the square) and follow the signage.

Super crowded and the line does not move fast. But if you need to exchange your rail pass and are using it the day you arrive, be prepared. The staff is friendly and helpful. You can also book your N'EX (Narita Express) train here too. If you get the rail pass, N'EXis covered. I had a two week pass starting a week after I arrived and the N'EX is somewhat spendy for a one way, there are other options but N'EX is fast and worth it IMO. You can also get your Welcome Suica card here and load it up with your credit card (cash everywhere else via kiosk).

I had a 7 day pass that I already bought before came to Japan and needed to change it to the actual ticket at the store. It took me 1 hour to get the actual ticket. They will need to improve and do a better service for the customers.

We had to wait almost 2h to exchange our JR ticket for a JR pass. For the mass of people who want to exchange their JR Pass, the counter is totally understaffed. It was not a pleasant experience. Something needs to be changed here! Currently, I can not recommend anyone to pick up the JR Pass there unless you are willing to wait 1-3h.

Small ancient bean cake factory. Ok for a quick walk through to digest the locally raised wonderful grilled eel lunch with Sapporo.

(Translated by Google) Behind the Yoneya Sohonten in Naritayama Omotesando, there are only two museums specializing in yokan in Japan. If you walk through the doorway behind the main store, you will immediately see the signboard of the Yokan Museum of "Narita" instead of "Yoneya". Looking inside, I understood the reason. This is because not only Yoneya's yokan, but almost all the yokan that were served on the approach to the shrine are targeted. Well, I even remembered the passion for yokan, the love, and the depth of belief of the founder. The inside was small, but it is a nice place where time is quietly flowing away from the hustle and bustle of Omotesando. However, it was the only regret that I couldn't draw the Omikuji because of the measures against the corona. Of course, I bought a bite-sized yokan with omikuji (bitter smile). (Original) 成田山表参道、なごみの米屋総本店の裏手にある、日本で二ヶ所しかない羊羹専門の資料館です。 総本店の後ろの出入り口を歩いていくと、さりげなく「米屋」ではなくて、「成田」の羊羹資料館の看板がすぐに目に入ります。中を見ると、その訳が分かりました。米屋の羊羹だけではなくて、参道で出されていたほとんど全ての羊羹が対象だからなんですね。いやぁ、羊羹への情熱というか愛というか、創業者の方の信念の深さには敬意すら覚えました。 中はこじんまりとしていましたが、表参道の喧騒から離れて、静かに時間が流れているすてきな場所です。 ただ、コロナ禍の対策で、御神籤が引けなかったのが唯一、心残りでした。勿論、御神籤付一口羊羹は買いましたけど（苦笑）

(Translated by Google) The company museum of Komeya Co., Ltd. It's a mini museum, but it's fun! Very interesting exhibition! ! In addition to the utensils used to make yokan from the Meiji and Taisho periods, signs and posters, old packages of yokan from rice stores were on display. "Yokan Omikuji", which is clearly larger than the sacred lottery, will be a good souvenir (^ ^) (Original) 米屋株式会社の企業博物館 ミニ博物館だけど面白い！ 展示がとても興味深い！！ 明治・大正期の羊羹製造道具、看板やポスターのほか米屋のようかんの古～いパッケージなどが展示してありました。 御神籤より羊羹の方が明らかに大きい「羊羹おみくじ」が何気にイイお土産になります(＾＾)

(Translated by Google) Admission free. The woman used in the yokan poster was cute. It's surprisingly interesting to know the history of yokan. Yokan is made from solidified sheep liver! ! ! And I got a lot of knowledge with a rough feeling, so please come and enjoy it! You can also draw a yokan omikuji for 100 yen! ! ! (Original) 入館無料。羊羹のポスターに使われてる女性とか可愛かった。羊羹の歴史がわかって意外と面白い。羊の肝を固めたやつから羊羹ってできたんだ〜！！！と、雑な感じで知識が入ってしまったので、皆さんぜひ一度足を運んでいただいて楽しんでください！ 100円で羊羹おみくじも引けます！！！

(Translated by Google) This yokan museum is located just past Nagomi no Yoneya Sohonten on Naritasan Shinshoji Omotesando, about an 8-minute walk from Narita Station on the JR Narita Line. Admission is free, and you can take a tour up the front stairs while being greeted by the receptionist who is sitting at the Taisho-era counter to the left of the entrance. On the second floor, there is a portrait of the rice store founder Chozo Old Man, a reconstruction of his room, the history of yokan, an exhibition of Japan's main yokan, and tools for making yokan. Although it's not particularly large, it's a very interesting museum dedicated to yokan, so if you're planning on visiting Naritasan Shinshoji, I think it's worth a visit. (Original) ＪＲ成田線成田駅から徒歩８分程度の成田山新勝寺表参道にあるなごみの米屋總本店を通り抜けた先にある羊羹の資料博物館である。入館料は無料で入口左手大正時代当時の番頭台に座る受付の方の挨拶を受けつつ正面の階段を上り見学となる。２階には米屋創業者の長蔵翁の肖像画や翁の部屋の復元、羊羹の歴史、日本の主だった羊羹の展示、羊羹づくりの道具等が展示されている。然程広いとは言えないが羊羹専門の資料館として非常に興味深いので成田山新勝寺を参詣するのであれば行って見るのも悪くないと思う。

(Translated by Google) I had never thought about the history of yokan, so I was very interested in the tour. I had fun remembering that there used to be canned yokan and learning about yokan shops all over Japan. After stopping here again, I was able to get a different perspective when I went to the sales floor, which was nice. (Original) 羊羹の歴史なんて、考えたこともなかったので、興味深く見学。昔は缶入り羊羹あったなと思い出したり、日本中の羊羹屋を知ったりと楽しめました。 またここに立ち寄った後で、売場に行くと違った見方ができて、良かったです。

(Translated by Google) Learn the history of yokan Admission is free, and if you have time, this is a museum you should visit. (Original) 羊羹の歴史が学べます 入場無料ですし、時間に余裕があれば訪れて欲しい資料館ですね

(Translated by Google) Yokan history museum that you can tour for free. If you like yokan, I think it's worth a visit. It was a midsummer day, but the air conditioner was working, so I was able to take a leisurely tour. (Original) 無料で見学できる羊羹の歴史資料館。 羊羹好きならば一見の価値があると思います。 真夏日でしたが、クーラーも効いてるのでのんびりと見学出来ました。

(Translated by Google) Yokan omikuji is the best because it's affordable, fun, and a great conversation piece! I played in Narita without doing any homework, but thanks to this place I was able to learn and enjoy myself at least. There is a physical store right after leaving the museum, so I can't help but buy it. (Original) 羊羹おみくじ、お手頃だし楽しいし話の種になるしで最高！ 下調べなしで成田で遊んだけど、ここのおかげで最低限学んで楽しめた 博物館出てすぐに実店舗があるのでついつい買ってしまう

(Translated by Google) Once you go outside from the inside of the rice store, you will find a quiet place unlike the approach to the shrine. This is a small, free museum that exhibits the history of rice shops, knowledge about yokan, and other yokan from Japan. For 100 yen, you can get a omikuji with mini yokan. I like the atmosphere, which somehow resembles the Bean Museum in Nakasatsunai. (Original) 米屋店内から裏側に一度外に出た先、参道とは違い静かな場所。 無料の小さな資料館で、米屋さんの歴史や羊羹の知識、日本国内の他の羊羹等の展示がされています。 100円でミニ羊羹付きのおみくじが出来ます。 何となく中札内の豆資料館に似た雰囲気が好きです。

If you have a JR Pass, you can book the Narita Express for free. We went to ask about this & the person working there sold us the Skyliner tickets even after we asked regarding the JR Pass giving us access to Tokyo from Narita. The Japanese are generally not looking to rip you off but this place is. Terrible service & overly dishonest for a quick buck.

A male staff that can speak Chinese wasn’t passionate to his job. I feel uncomfortable to speak with him. This was December 2019.

Left my rug sack on skyliner train to terminal 2 Got it back in Terminal 1 in 15 mins. ThZ for the assistance !

Running at speeds of up to 160 kmh (100 mph), the Skyliner is the second fastest train service in Japan behind only the bullet train and it offers the quickest travel time between Narita Airport Terminal 2⋅3 Station and Ueno Station at only 41 minutes. We got to Nippori OK!

Fast, clear and nicely

The staff were really annoying me. Their English was not ok, and kept telling me the wrong information.

Liars, obviously we bought tickets, but took away our tickets and charged our money!

Fastest way yet the SLOWEST line. So it’s practically the SLOWEST way to get to downtown Tokyo. Have a reserved a ride online, BUT still need to exchange for tickets at the counter (which is counterintuitive). Wait for 45 min just to get my already paid ticket and missed three trains. No wonder the train-ride was rather empty, because the capacity of the train is limited by the efficiency of the line and the staff. Bravo crowd-control!

Plz be careful with India front desk staff !!!!! We booked tickets to Ueno in the capital online in Taiwan in November. The ticket exchange numbers are 91-900735018 and 91-830035959. Miss India at the counter at Terminal 2 of Tokyo Narita Airport on the 12/12 exchanged our ticket incorrectly, resulting in our inability to exchange tickets for Terminal 1 of Tokyo Narita Airport on 12/16 in Ueno, and the counter staff at the counter can't refund us at present, causing us to have to spend more money to buy tickets, which is very unreasonable. Please improve your Keisei company, otherwise I will post it on social media in Japan.

Terrible website and naming of lines creates utter confusion. In short, if you fly into narita and want to get to Asakusa cheaply and efficiently, you want "access express" also called "sky access express" or "keisei access express" bound for haneda. Costs ten bucks and takes an hour. Access express also has trains that fork off and go to ueno, rather than asakusa, so beware. Skyliner is an expensive fast moving train that goes to ueno, from which you can switch to JR. Limited express is a misnomer for a slower moving train to Ueno. Confused? Not the staff's fault. Terrible naming system.

I booked online without registering, and I paid 1300yen and I didn't even receive a confirmation email about my ticket even though I put my email and contact number.. i asked the staff about it, but they just told me to buy another one. I have to pay again for another 1300yen ticket to get into the train. Don't use their online booking system especially if you skip registering. Also, I want a refund.

We purchased tickets online but still had to spend more than an hour in the line. And the departure time was so close that we had to almost run to the train.

The security guys at ueno station on 1720 train on 21nov had very bad attitude and make me nearly miss my flight. The office should look into this....

When traveling, efficient services can make a world of difference, and the JR EAST Travel Service Center at Narita Airport Terminal 1 is a testament to that. Here’s my perspective: Upon arrival at Narita Airport, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the queue at the JR EAST Travel Service Center was not extensive. This efficiency is a breath of fresh air, especially after a long flight. The fact that you don’t have to spend a lot of time waiting in line is a great start to your journey in Japan. The staff at the service center is incredibly polite and accommodating. The Japanese culture of respect and courtesy shines through in their service. They’re patient and willing to assist you with your travel needs, whether it’s obtaining a Japan Rail Pass, reserving seats on the Narita Express, or providing information about your onward journey. Moreover, many of the staff members are proficient in English, which is a valuable asset for international travelers like myself. This makes the process even smoother and more convenient. In a nutshell, the JR EAST Travel Service Center at Narita Airport Terminal 1 offers a seamless and pleasant experience. Quick service and the politeness of the staff create a positive impression, setting the tone for your adventures in Japan. It’s an excellent starting point for your journey in this culturally rich and beautiful country.

Snail mail you a pass, once at airport go back and line up 30-90 minute, refill the same information a few time (btw your card is not registered to you even if they asked for your name and ID 3 time, so if you loose it buy a new one), but at least now you got a pass...wait no you still have to show up and get a ticket before every train.... Open invitation to JR management to visit any developed country and study the Train pass activation and usage system: 1) You buy a pass at a digital kiosk 2) ... Ho wait that's it. But what about the activation? How about the first time you scan your pass? Mind blown!! But what about getting your information three time? No needs ... It's not registered to you anyway. WOW

People are really nice. The problem isn’t them. It’s the system that makes you wait for one hour to get a pass you already paid for. Why can’t we receive the pass via email or get it from a machine? It doesn’t make sense. Horrible loss of time for such a simple thing, especially for the cost.

Narita Express (NEX) is the same service as has been running for 30+ years. Trains are very hot, barely any air circulation. Only good ventilation is in the area between cars (washrooms, exits). Should be improved.

Staff were attentive but the company’s management is not doing the best they can. They should open a counter for those who bought the passes online to redeem their actual ticket instead of letting everyone queue in one line and wasting time. My waited time for a regular crowd was already more than 30 mins…

Super unfriendly and not enough knowledge in their product. Staff was denied to service me and give me a bad attitude look and she crossed her arms on her chest while talking with customer. Make me feel like I beg for tickets. Next time if you want to pick up JR rail pass. Please go to the machine in the opposite. Any machine that can read passport is fine. Machine will require only 1 person passport to get all JR pass for whole group. Fast easy Unlike pick up with human staff with poor hospitality mind.

First taste of Japan for so many - very hospitable and friendly people here - you still have to fill out additional paperwork for your JR Rail Pass if you pick up here. But it’s a smooth process and a GREAT time to get any questions you have answered. I wish the JR Pass was electronic but it’s a “show me” pass - so constantly looking for a gate w an attendant.

Today I felt so disappointed at jr service Mr 八木 delivered unfriendly service to me. Maybe too many customers made him feel busy And unfortunately I am the next customer

Horrible slow service: queing more than 1 hour for a pre-paid(!) JR week pass - after a 14 hour long flight. A flight ticket can be bought online, but there is no sense to buy a JR pass in advance: you must stand in the line anyway… I am very disappointed. Is this the high-tech Japan, really?! :(

We are a group of 6 meeting in Japan. Three arrived at Narita, three later at Haneda. I had bought Japan Rail Passes for all of us, and I wanted to use ours for the Narita Express into Tokyo. I was told I can only pick up all six Rail Passes or none, but I was not allowed to pick up our three passes. Even though I had paid so much money for the Rail passes and had reserved seats for the train already, I had to pay again for the tickets to Tokyo “because the computer says so”…. Sometimes, Japanese Tech is so 90s 🤯🤮

Get ready your passport and exchange order to exchange for JR tickets. They allow seat reservation for one day. If there are 2 trips within a day, it can be reserved too.

Superb customer service. You can purchase your N'EX express tickets here. Show your passport and take advantage of their current promo of ¥5000 (to Tokyo/from Narita Airport T2), some terms apply. Exit immigration and turn left, take escalator down 1 floor. You can't miss it. Courteous and attentive JR East staff will assist you. If you're taking N'EX from Tokyo Station, come in through the Marunouchi exit where the Tokyo Sta Hotel is. Take the elevator from the outside of Tokyo Sta (the elevator by the square) and follow the signage.

Super crowded and the line does not move fast. But if you need to exchange your rail pass and are using it the day you arrive, be prepared. The staff is friendly and helpful. You can also book your N'EX (Narita Express) train here too. If you get the rail pass, N'EXis covered. I had a two week pass starting a week after I arrived and the N'EX is somewhat spendy for a one way, there are other options but N'EX is fast and worth it IMO. You can also get your Welcome Suica card here and load it up with your credit card (cash everywhere else via kiosk).

I had a 7 day pass that I already bought before came to Japan and needed to change it to the actual ticket at the store. It took me 1 hour to get the actual ticket. They will need to improve and do a better service for the customers.

We had to wait almost 2h to exchange our JR ticket for a JR pass. For the mass of people who want to exchange their JR Pass, the counter is totally understaffed. It was not a pleasant experience. Something needs to be changed here! Currently, I can not recommend anyone to pick up the JR Pass there unless you are willing to wait 1-3h.

This is just a place to sit. There isn't many places to do so at the airport, so this isn't too bad in the context of narita. There is a snack and some drinks, basic stuff like coffee to processed juices to water. Really dont expext too much. Check in, dump your luggage, walk around the airport, come back for a bit of rest, and into the plane you go. Super functional at best, very devoid of facilities at worst.

Pretty simple lounge. Came in the morning pretty soon after opening and they had the automatic coffee machines and some drinks. Other than that its just seats all close together. They did offer me a free beer but I declined.

This is the IASS Executive Lounge on the 5th floor on the land side of the International Terminal 1, meaning you can get in before going through the security check to the boarding gates. Not to be mistaken from the IASS Superior Lounge, which is on the air side of Terminal 1. We arrived early for our flight before the check-in counter was open. We have Priority Pass and we were allowed to get in the lounge by stating our flight number even without our boarding pass. The lounge is clean but small. It does offer free WiFi, power outlets, USB outlets and comfortable seating area. Each guest is offered a can of beer, and unlimited coffee and soft drinks, though there is no food offer. Overall it provides a safe and comfortable place to relax while you are waiting for your flight.

The Delta Sky lounge in ATL has a bathroom bigger than this place. SAD. Very Tiny!! One free beer and bye bye

Least amenities of any lounge I visited. They only offer one free beer and coffee/soft drinks. No snacks/food at all... And you can't even bring your own in. Most uncomfortable seats ever. Nothing Executive at all about. Only good if you want internet.

# This is good place to relax # No food # 1 Complementary beer # Beverages are there but not so many options.

Good place to kill time until your flight. It wasn't too crowded when we got in around 2:30pm on a Saturday but it filled up and had a wait list later on. Various dishes hot and cold, sweets, sodas, coffee machine, self serve beer, wine, cocktails. They seat you upon entrance. Included with priority pass

credit card holder only.,suggest go to itoki place at south wing〜

I rank this the lowest for any lounge I’ve been able to access through Priority Pass. Service is friendly but that’s about as good as it gets. 1 can of beer on arrival and 2 tiny bags of rice crackers and peanuts per guest. (and I mean tiny!) I would rather pay and sit in a restaurant.

The seats and atmosphere is much nicer than being in the main terminal. But wifi doesn’t really work and you only get 1 free beer plus juice. I stopped in for 30 mins to chill but definitely don’t pay for this. Credit cards only

Only drinks, you get one free asahi beer per person, coke or orange juice or water, or coffee/cappuccino type drinks. The seats aren't too terribly comfortable, and you're not allowed to bring in outside food or talk on the phone. There is also no bathroom inside. Only perks are they don't care if you stay for more than the usual 3 hours and it's a nice place to leave your luggage since if you're here you probably haven't checked your bags yet. The staff was nice and the place was very clean, it was just disappointing that there weren't more options. And you couldn't eat your own snacks or anything.

Located at the 5th floor between north and south wings. Escalator accessible. A welcome beer and drinks are all. About ¥1,000 value.

Just enjoy drink and wifi That's all

I wish I have read the reviews before wasting time queing to get into the IASS superior lounge. Very minimal food selection and probably not worth the time queuing. Its certainly not fit to be call a lounge but a rather a place for a quick bite and to get out quickly. Surprised that there is a long queue and probably for someone who do not have better place to rest and eat.

Lovely shine that has a great festival in Autumn and has the most beautiful cherry blossoms around it in doing. 💮💮💮🌺🌺 Their are limited shops in this area but it has a lovely traditional soba restaurant across the road from the main entrance of the main gate that is worth while eating at.

This is a nice little place. It gets very busy at the New Year, but other guys times to go are February for Setsubun and June for the hydrangeas. Watch out for the little shops outside of the temple as the items are usually used and extremely overpriced.

Beautiful place a little bit outside the normal trail. Nice little traditional shop at the entrance, different festival depending on the season, mini museum, a little bit to pricey.

17th century temple, loads of history

An old Sanctuary temple, Nice place and friendly people around,, must visit this place .

It has a grave of Sakura Sogo.

Very good 👍

入場無料です。成田市観光課の案内所です。ちょっとした資料館も併設していて江戸時代の成田参りやお祭りについて知ることができます。新勝寺参りのついでで覗いていくのも面白いです。10分ほどで見て廻れます。 (Translated by Google) Admission is free. This is the information center of Narita City Tourism Division. There is also a small museum where you can learn about Narita pilgrimages and festivals during the Edo period. It's also interesting to take a look while visiting Shinshoji Temple. You can look around in about 10 minutes.

トイレや建屋前のオープンスペースが、混雑時の退避・休憩場所として活用されてますが、成田参りの歴史が展示されていて中々に為になります。 ゆっくり見ても15～20分程度なので、お参りのついでに寄って見る価値はあると思います。 (Translated by Google) The restrooms and the open space in front of the building are used as places to retreat and rest during crowded times, and the history of the Narita pilgrimage is displayed, which is quite informative. It only takes about 15 to 20 minutes to take a leisurely look at it, so I think it's worth stopping by to see it while you're praying.

Staff is extremely helpful and speak very good English. We had the opportunity to take part in various cultural activities for free as well, such as calligraphy and kimono dressing.

色々なパンフレットが置いてあります。 展示スペースもあり、迫力のある山車も展示されています。 トイレもあります。 (Translated by Google) Various pamphlets are available. There is also an exhibition space, with impressive floats on display. There is also a toilet.

Only pass through it, if u have time after then go for a walk after 川豐Eel (opposite side)

Great display of the original road layout

The transit tours were great! I really enjoyed seeing Naritasan and a temple. Our guides were delightful and provided a wonderful experience.

I haven't seen the museum, but people in this place may help you even if the information point is closed (use your hands to open the automatic door).

Good!

Information centre