Naita Airport (NRT) Transfer Service

Begin your airport adventures

There is shopping paradise, culinary delights, cultural experiences, relaxation, and comfort. Narita airport is a destination that provides a glimpse into Japanese culture, cuisine, and hospitality!

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The Narita Airport T1 has the best variety of shops and restaurants in the Airport Mall, which is located on the 4th floor of the Central Building (which connects the South and North wings). The mall's 5th floor has a food court that is affordable, and that's also where the Skydeck is located.

Terminal 2 is the next largest terminal with 32 gates. There is a satellite building after passport control, apart from the main building.

Terminal 3 is the most compact terminal, boasting a primary structure, a secondary structure, and 23 gates. The main terminal for low-cost carriers has outdoor gates and an upstairs area to maintain costs.

Recommended spots at Narita Airport

There are many things to do at Narita Airport! Here, we recommend attractive spots near Narita Airport.

Observation Deck

The Observation Deck is located in Terminal 1, 5F, which overlooks the 4,000-meter runway. The Observation Deck is open for free admission and can be accessed from 6:30 to 21:00 from April to September, and from 7:00 to 21:00 from October to March.

When you are surrounded by a magical atmosphere, the time between dusk and night is particularly recommended.

Eating sushi to stand

Tatsu Sushi is an authentic Edomae sushi restaurant located on the second floor of Terminal 3. Here, you can enjoy Edomae sushi made with sushi rice using red vinegar at the counter. It's possible to order sushi and have it delivered to your seat in the food court.

Taking it out is also an option, so we suggest buying it before boarding and enjoying it leisurely on the plane.

Pokémon Store at Terminal 2

This is a small store that has re-edited the Game Boy from among the 2,500 types of products available at Pokemon's official shop, 'Pokemon Center'.

The Pokemon world offers shopping opportunities for everyone, from children and families to adults who grew up playing Pokemon.

How to get from Narita Airport to Tokyo city

What's the way to get from Narita Airport to Tokyo city? There are train, bus, charter bus, and private airport transfers. You have the option to select your purpose and plan.

1.Narita Express

The N'EX, or JR limited express train, is renowned for its speed and convenience. For those staying near these stations or planning to hop onto the Shinkansen at Tokyo Station, Narita Airport is the perfect choice with its direct connection. Furthermore, it takes just 53 minutes to complete the N'Ex train journey from Narita Airport to Tokyo Station.

It's difficult to move around with a lot of luggage, and it's always crowded, so it can be confusing if you're in a hurry or it's your first time.

2.Keisei Skyliner

If you're looking for the quickest route into Tokyo, you've found it. A limited express train is available that takes you from Narita Airport to Nippori Station in 36 minutes, and from Ueno Station in just 41 minutes! By taking advantage of Ueno Station's convenient connections to the Tokyo Metro's Ginza Line, Hibiya Line, Toei's Oedo Line, and a brief walk, you can easily access JR Ueno Station.

It's difficult to move around with a lot of luggage, and it's always crowded, so it can be confusing if you're in a hurry or it's your first time.

3.Trains

Between Narita Airport and Tokyo city, there are also several local train lines operating alongside the N'EX and Skyliner. These are the most cost-effective ways for budget-conscious travelers to get to Tokyo.

Nevertheless, these local trains are slower, packed, and may necessitate one or more transfers. Additionally, your luggage cannot be stored in a designated area. During peak hours, it's best to avoid using a lot of luggage.

4.Chartered bus

The door-to-door service it offers eliminates the need to coordinate multiple vehicles or public transportation schedules. When you combine with a group, the cost per person is typically lower than other transportation options. Professional drivers guarantee a safe journey, especially when traversing unfamiliar areas or long distances.

5.Private airport transfers

If you're traveling as a family or business to Tokyo, consider a private airport transfer. There's nothing more convenient and fuss-free than a door-to-door private transfer directly to your hotel.

We offer Toyota Alphard, Toyota Velfire, and Nissan Elgrand as our Mini Vans. They are perfect for group tours consisting of 4-6(Alphard is 3-5) passengers without any suitcases. All our Mini Vans come with wide windows and black tinted glasses for a comfortable journey. We have prepared other types of fleets for you to consult.

It's a fixed price system, so you don't have to worry about it. More detail

What are some recommended spots near the Narita Airport?

There are several fantastic spots near Narita Airport that are worth visiting if you have some time. If you're near Narita, these are great spots for a brief visit or layover!

Museum of Aeronautical Sciences

At the southern end of Narita Airport's main runway, the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences is an aviation museum located outside. The museum has something to interest both plane enthusiasts and non-enthusiasts, with a vast array of aircraft on display, along with simulators and other hands-on activities.

The museum has complete replicas of historic planes and modern components, such as the landing gear and engine of a Boeing 747. You can also attempt to pilot a plane on one of the museum's life-size simulators.

From Narita Airport to the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences takes 4 minutes by car.

Naritasan Temple

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is a Buddhist temple complex that is both large and popular in Narita City, and is situated close to Narita Airport. If you have three or more hours to spend around the airport and want to see a glimpse of historic Japan, this is a great site to visit.

The store-lined approach known as Omotesando is a fun aspect of visiting Naritasan. The one-kilometer journey from the railway stations to the temple is covered by Naritasan's Omotesando, which is a street full of restaurants and stores that have been selling traditional crafts, foods, and souvenirs to pilgrims and tourists for centuries.

From Narita Airport to the Naritasan Temple takes 13 minutes by car.

Narita Dream Dairy Farm

The portage is very expansive, covering approximately 7 times Tokyo Dome, or approximately 90,000 square meters. It is in a peaceful setting with a cow, goat, sheep, and thoroughbred pony. To a duck, rabbit, or marmot. Numerous animals are bred.

Narita Dream Dairy Farm hosts various unique events every season and year. The flower garden that blooms in spring with canola flowers and cherry blossoms is a good choice. Also, there is a very large site that has summer sunflowers.

From Narita Airport to the Narita Dream Dairy Farm takes 20-25 minutes by car.

Charter Bus & Limousine Japan Makes Your Japan Travel Easier!

Our commitment and goal is to provide you with consistent and courteous "Charter Bus & Limousine Japan" transportation services.

Please contact us,If you need transportation services for the purpose of business, airport service, sightseeing, tours, or other special events. we can offer a wide range of vehicles to accommodate your needs.

Our rates are always affordable and our drivers are always courteous and professional. We understand the importance of getting you to destination safely and promptly, which is a part of why we pride ourselves on being punctual every time. Our services will be delivered with customer satisfaction in mind.