# Narita International Airport (NRT)

> Tokyo, JP · approximately 60 km (37 mi) east of central Tokyo

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## Facts

- **IATA**: NRT
- **ICAO**: RJAA
- **Timezone**: Asia/Tokyo
- **Runways**: 2
- **Terminals**: 3
- **Passengers**: 15.4M/yr
- **Hub for**: All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, Jetstar Japan
- **Official site**: https://www.narita-airport.jp/

## Overview

## Welcome

Narita International Airport (NRT) captures the essence of a mini-Japan, offering travelers a slice of authentic culture and transit experience before they even leave the tarmac. Enthusiasts flock here for the dual rail options: JR East’s Narita Express and Keisei’s Skyliner, both providing comprehensive access to Tokyo. However, it’s not just about connectivity; food lovers can savor traditional tonkatsu and sushi right in the terminals. Tucked just beyond the runways lies Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, offering a tranquil escape for those with time on their hands.

## At a glance

Handling over 15 million passengers per year, Narita is more than just a stopover; it’s a strategic hub. Approximately 60 kilometers east of central Tokyo, it boasts three terminals, each catered to different airlines and purposes. All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, and Jetstar Japan have established Narita as a key base. With multiple inter-terminal shuttles and convenient rail links, Narita ensures seamless connections despite the distance from the city center.

## Terminals & layout

**Terminal 1** is the gateway for travelers flying with All Nippon Airways and Star Alliance partners. Amenities abound from ramen restaurants to dedicated lounges like ANA Suite Lounge and Turkish Airlines Lounge. **Terminal 2**, used by Japan Airlines and its affiliates, features a range of eateries including Tatsu Sushi, and lounges such as the Sakura Lounge. **Terminal 3**, designated for low-cost carriers, embraces a minimalist design with a unique running track floor leading passengers through its facilities.

## Getting to and from the city

Options for reaching Tokyo from Narita are diverse. The Narita Express and Keisei Skyliner whisk passengers to urban locales like Shinjuku and Nippori in under an hour for ¥3,020 and ¥2,520, respectively, but advance booking is essential. Budget-conscious travelers should consider the Airport Bus TYO-NRT, costing approximately ¥1,500 for a trip to Tokyo Station, or late-night travel for ¥3,000. For those transferring between Narita and Haneda, the Airport Limousine Bus offers a straightforward service taking roughly 85 minutes, often faster outside rush hours.

## Traveller essentials

Connectivity is key at Narita, with Wi-Fi available throughout the airport. Travelers with early departures or late arrivals should note that overnighting in terminals can be challenging; the terminals close from midnight to 6 a.m., shifting sleepers to well-lit landside areas. Coin lockers and left-luggage services provide convenience for those exploring beyond the airport, like the nearby Naritasan Park.

## Dining & shopping highlights

Narita showcases Japan’s culinary strengths with outlets like Miyatake Sanuki Udon and BOTEJYU EXPRESS in Terminal 3, while Terminal 1 features sit-down tonkatsu and ramen spots that frequently outshine typical airport fare. Luxury shoppers can explore the extensive duty-free stores in Terminals 1 and 2; however, those seeking quieter experiences may prefer landside shopping areas with unique snacks and local souvenirs.

## Lounges

The lounges at Narita are a major draw. Terminal 1 hosts the ANA Suite Lounge and Turkish Airlines Lounge, while Terminal 2 houses the popular Sakura Lounge and Delta Sky Club. Access is sometimes granted through programs like Priority Pass, making it a haven for those needing a restful layover. In Terminal 3, lounges like the JAL Japan Airlines Domestic Lounge offer services geared towards Japan’s local low-cost carriers.

## Insider tips

- **Time:** If you're on a budget, use the Airport Bus TYO-NRT to Tokyo Station for ¥1,500; it's cheaper than the express trains.

- **Quiet:** The waiting areas near the terminal bus stops provide stronger Wi-Fi and more peace than the main departure halls.

- **Money:** Narita Express tickets can be pre-booked online, sparing you long lines at station ticket offices.

- **Local:** For a layover treat, stash luggage and head to Naritasan Temple; a genuine break from airport hustle.

- **Avoid:** Walking between Terminals 2 and 3 can be faster than waiting for full inter-terminal shuttles.

- **Insider:** For mixed retail and culinary experiences, Terminal 1’s quieter, landside shops often stock unique Japanese goods.

- **Time:** Early dining is advisable as many airport eateries close by 21:00, leaving late-night travelers with limited choices.

## Terminals (3)

- **Terminal 1** — All Nippon Airways, United Airlines, Air Canada
- **Terminal 2** — Japan Airlines, Qantas, Delta Air Lines
- **Terminal 3** — Jetstar Japan, Vanilla Air

## Dining (25)

- **BOTEJYU EXPRESS** — T3
- **Curry house** — T1
- **Curry house** — T2
- **Izakaya style bar** — T1
- **Izakaya style bar** — T2
- **Kaiten Sushi outlet** — T1
- **Kaiten Sushi outlet** — T2
- **Kineya Mugimaru** — T1
- **Kineya Mugimaru** — T2
- **MATSUYA** — T3 · $$
- **McDonald's** — T1
- **McDonald's** — T2
- **Miyatake Sanuki Udon** — T3
- **Ramen restaurant** — T1
- **Ramen restaurant** — T2
- **Starbucks Coffee** — T1
- **Starbucks Coffee** — T2
- **Starbucks Coffee** — T3
- **Tatsu Sushi** — T2
- **Tempura restaurant** — T1
- **Tempura restaurant** — T2
- **Tenya** — T2
- **Tully's Coffee** — T1
- **Tully's Coffee** — T2
- **Yoshinoya** — T2

## Lounges (27)

- **Air France Lounge** — T1 · Terminal 1, SkyTeam
- **ANA Arrival Lounge** — T1 · All Nippon Airways (ANA)
- **ANA Lounge** — T1 · All Nippon Airways (ANA)
- **ANA Suite Lounge** — T1 · All Nippon Airways (ANA)
- **Aspire Lounge** — T2
- **Cathay Pacific Lounge** — T2 · Terminal 2, oneworld
- **China Airlines Dynasty Lounge** — T2 · Terminal 2, SkyTeam
- **Delta Sky Club** — T1 · Terminal 1, SkyTeam
- **Dynasty Lounge** — T2 · China Airlines
- **Emirates Lounge** — T2 · Emirates
- **Executive Lounge 1** — T1 · Credit Card Company
- **Executive Lounge 2** — T2 · Credit Card Company
- **First and Business Class Lounge** — T2 · Cathay Pacific Airways
- **First Class Lounge** — T2 · Japan Airlines (JAL)
- **JAL First Class Lounge** — T2 · Terminal 2, oneworld first
- **JAL Sakura Lounge** — T2 · Terminal 2, oneworld business
- **JAL Sakura Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, domestic
- **Japan Airlines Domestic Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, JAL domestic
- **Korean Air Lounge** — T1 · Korean Air
- **Narita Premier Lounge** — T1
- **Qantas Lounge** — T2 · Terminal 2, oneworld
- **Sakura Lounge (Domestic)** — T2 · Japan Airlines (JAL)
- **Sakura Lounge (International)** — T2 · Japan Airlines (JAL)
- **Superior Lounge 虚空 -KoCoo-** — T2 · Credit Card Company
- **Superior Lounge 希和 -NOA-** — T1 · Credit Card Company
- **Turkish Airlines Lounge** — T1 · Turkish Airlines
- **United Club** — T1 · United Airlines

## Shops (28)

- **7-Eleven or convenience store** — T2
- **Akihabara-style electronics shop** — T1
- **AP by AMERICAN PHARMACY** — T1 · Pharmaceuticals
- **AP by AMERICAN PHARMACY** — T2
- **Bookstore** — T1
- **Bookstore** — T2
- **BOTEJYU EXPRESS** — T3 · Japanese Cuisine
- **Cosmetics duty-free shop** — T1
- **Cosmetics duty-free shop** — T2
- **Fa-So-La DUTY FREE** — T1
- **Fa-So-La DUTY FREE** — T2
- **Fa-So-La DUTY FREE** — T3
- **Laox** — T1
- **Laox** — T2 · Electronics
- **Lawson or convenience store** — T3
- **LEGO®Store** — T1 · Toys
- **LEGO Store** — T2
- **MATSUYA** — T3 · Japanese Cuisine
- **Miyatake Sanuki Udon** — T3 · Japanese Cuisine
- **MUJI to GO** — T1
- **Sendai Tanya Rikyu** — T1
- **Sendai Tanya Rikyu** — T3 · Japanese Cuisine
- **Souvenir shop with regional sweets** — T1
- **Souvenir shop with regional sweets** — T2
- **TATSU SUSHI** — T3 · Japanese Cuisine
- **Travel accessory shop** — T1
- **Travel accessory shop** — T2
- **UNIQLO** — T1

## Parking (12)

- **Accessible Parking** — next to terminal
- **EV Charging Parking** — next to terminal
- **Off-site hotel parking** — Hotel shuttle
- **P-1** — Short stay · 2,100円/day, 260円／30分/hr · next to terminal
- **P-2** — Long stay · 2,100円/day, 260円/30分/hr · next to terminal
- **P-3** — Remote · 1,570円/day, 210円/30分/hr · next to terminal
- **P-5** — Short stay · 1,570円/day, 210円/30分/hr · next to terminal
- **P-1 and P-2 Parking** — Short stay · 2,100 JPY (Fixed charge)/day, 260 JPY per 30 minutes/hr · next to terminal
- **P-3 and P-5 Parking** — Long stay · 1,570 JPY (Fixed charge)/day, 210 JPY per 30 minutes/hr · 0.5 mi
- **Remote Economy Parking** — Remote · 1 mi
- **Rental car parking** — Rental facility
- **Valet Parking** — Valet · next to terminal

## Ground transport (20)

- **Airport Bus TYO-NRT** — Highway bus
- **Airport Limousine Bus** — Highway bus
- **Fixed Fare Taxi (Airport Taxi)** — Taxi · Varies by zone (23,500 - 38,500 JPY)
  Late night surcharges apply (22:00-5:00).
- **Fixed Fare Taxi** — Airport taxi
- **Hotel shuttle buses** — Hotel shuttle
- **Inter-terminal Shuttle Bus** — Airport shuttle
- **JR bus to Tokyo** — Highway bus
- **JR Sobu Line Rapid Service** — JR train
- **Keisei Access Express** — Keisei train
- **Keisei Main Line Limited Express** — Keisei train
- **Keisei Skyliner** — Keisei train
- **Local Keisei bus to Narita city** — Local bus
- **Narita Express** — JR train
- **Rideshare via app-based hire car** — Car service
- **T1 to T2 Shuttle Bus** — Shuttle · Approx. 10 min · Every 5-7 min
- **Inter-terminal Shuttle Bus** — Shuttle · Approx. 3-14 min · Every 5-10 min
- **T1 to T3 Shuttle Bus** — Shuttle · Approx. 14 min · Every 10 min
- **T2 to T3 Shuttle Bus** — Shuttle · Approx. 3-6 min · Every 5-7 min
- **T3 to T2 Shuttle Bus** — Shuttle · Approx. 3-6 min · Every 5-7 min
- **Taxi** — Metered taxi

## Insider tips

- _Time_: If you're on a budget, use the Airport Bus TYO-NRT to Tokyo Station for ¥1,500; it's cheaper than the express trains.
- _Quiet_: The waiting areas near the terminal bus stops provide stronger Wi-Fi and more peace than the main departure halls.
- _Money_: Narita Express tickets can be pre-booked online, sparing you long lines at station ticket offices.
- _Local_: For a layover treat, stash luggage and head to Naritasan Temple; a genuine break from airport hustle.
- _Avoid_: Walking between Terminals 2 and 3 can be faster than waiting for full inter-terminal shuttles.
- _Insider_: For mixed retail and culinary experiences, Terminal 1’s quieter, landside shops often stock unique Japanese goods.
- _Time_: Early dining is advisable as many airport eateries close by 21:00, leaving late-night travelers with limited choices.