Narita
Chiba Prefecture
Narita City is the international gateway to Tokyo, home to Narita International Airport. It is also a quaint, historic city known for the magnificent Naritasan Shinshō-ji Temple and its long traditional street, Omotesandō. The pace of life here is slower than in Tokyo, making it perfect for layovers or day trips to experience traditional Japanese culture and local cuisine like grilled eel (Unagi).
Practical Travel Guide for Narita
Make your journey smoother with essential practical information to read before traveling.
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Adapter Type
Japanese
Getting Around
Narita's city center (mainly the temple and Omotesandō area) is easily explored on foot. Trains are the primary means of transport to and from Tokyo and the airport, with both JR and Keisei lines available.
Local Flavors
Narita's dining scene is noted for its proximity to Tokyo and its status as an international gateway. The most famous local specialty is grilled eel (Unagi), with many historic shops along Omotesandō.