Narita International Airport Transfers (NRT)

NRT Overview

As Japan’s busiest international hub, Narita International Airport is located 60 km east of central Tokyo. It offers world-class facilities and efficient services for travelers.

Airport Layout and Terminals

• Terminal 1: Handles most full-service international airlines.

   

• Terminal 2: Serves full-service carriers and some low-cost airlines.

   

• Terminal 3: Dedicated to budget airlines and domestic flights.

Amenities and Services

• Duty-free shops, traditional Japanese souvenirs, and international brands.

   

• Dining options ranging from sushi bars to ramen shops.

   

• Currency exchange, ATMs, and free Wi-Fi throughout the airport.

Transportation Options from NRT

• Narita Express (N’EX): High-speed train to central Tokyo, ~1 hour.

   

• Keisei skyliner: Fast connection to Ueno and Nippori, ~40 minutes.

   

• Airport limousine bus: Convenient for travelers with large luggage, ~90 minutes.

   

• Taxis: Available but can be expensive (~¥20,000-30,000 to Tokyo).

   

• Private transfers: Ideal for hassle-free travel with comfort and reliability.

Travel Tips

• Arrive early: Check-in at least 2 hours before domestic flights and 3 hours before international flights.

   

• Cash or card: Most places accept credit cards, but carrying some Japanese Yen (¥) is recommended.

   

• Luggage delivery service: Consider the Takkyubin (宅急便) service for hassle-free luggage delivery to your hotel.

   

• Rail Pass: If exploring Japan, purchase a JR Pass for unlimited train travel.