Narita International Airport (NRT)

Expect immigration, then baggage claim, then customs before reaching the arrivals hall.

• Japan's online entry procedure can speed up immigration and customs; complete it before landing if you plan to use it.
• Narita is far from central Tokyo — plan your onward transport before you land, especially for late arrivals.
• Train and bus ticket counters are in the arrivals area of Terminals 1 and 2.

• 電車

  Narita Express (N'EX)

  JR limited-express service to Tokyo, Shinagawa, Shibuya, Shinjuku and Yokohama.

  所要時間:

  Roughly 60-90 minutes depending on destination

  Reserved seating; covered by the Japan Rail Pass.

• 電車

  Keisei Skyliner

  Fast service to Nippori and Ueno in north-east Tokyo, with connections to the Yamanote Line.

  所要時間:

  Roughly 40-45 minutes to Ueno

• 電車

  Keisei Access Express / local trains

  Slower but cheaper services into Tokyo, some running through to Asakusa and Haneda.

• バス

  Airport buses

  Limousine buses to hotels and districts, plus low-cost coach services to Tokyo Station and Ginza.

  Traffic can add significant time.

• タクシー

  Taxis

  Available outside arrivals; the distance from central Tokyo makes taxis expensive.

  目安料金:

  Substantially more than rail

• レンタカー

  Rental cars

  Rental counters serve the terminals; driving into central Tokyo is rarely worthwhile for visitors.

Allow generous time — Narita's terminals are separate buildings and Terminal 3 has no rail station.

• International-to-domestic connections normally require clearing immigration and customs first.
• A free shuttle bus runs between terminals; Terminal 2 to Terminal 3 can also be walked along a marked path.
• Transfers between Narita and Haneda take at least a couple of hours by bus or train — treat them as separate journeys.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the passenger terminals.

• Connect to the airport network and accept the terms page.
• Avoid sensitive logins on public Wi-Fi.

Cash remains useful in Japan even though cards are widely accepted in cities.

• ATMs accepting foreign cards are available in the terminals.
• Pay in Japanese yen rather than accepting dynamic currency conversion.
• Tipping is not customary.

Each terminal has restaurants and convenience stores landside and airside.

• Options thin out late at night; convenience stores are the dependable fallback.

Airline and pay-per-use lounges operate in Terminals 1 and 2.

• Confirm access rules with your airline or lounge programme before travelling.

There are hotels at and immediately around the airport, plus a well-known day-use/overnight rest option in the terminals.

• Because Narita is far from the city, an airport hotel often makes sense for very early departures.

Coin lockers and staffed baggage storage are available in the terminals.

• Luggage-forwarding counters can send bags to hotels or other airports.
• Report delayed or lost bags at your airline's baggage desk before leaving the customs area.

Nursing rooms, baby-changing facilities and children's areas are provided.

• Request wheelchair or mobility assistance through your airline before travelling.

• Charging points
• Showers
• Luggage lockers and delivery
• Pharmacy
• Prayer room
• Information desks
• SIM / mobile shops

現地の緊急連絡先: 110 police / 119 fire and ambulance

• Airport clinics and information counters can arrange medical assistance.
• Report a lost passport to the police and contact your embassy or consulate in Japan.

• パスポートの有効期限、必要なビザ、ETA、または入国申告を確認してください。
• 前日に搭乗券で出発ターミナルを確認してください。
• 着陸した瞬間にオンラインになるよう、旅行用eSIMを有効にしてください。
• オフライン地図をダウンロードし、ホテルの住所と予約番号をスクリーンショットしておきましょう。
• 旅行することを銀行に伝え、予備の支払いカードを持ち歩いてください。
• 現地の緊急連絡先と大使館の連絡先を携帯電話に保存してください。
• パスポートを写真に撮り、オフラインでアクセスできる場所にコピーを保存してください。
• 目的地の受託手荷物許容量と制限品目を確認してください。

空港の運営状況は変更されることがあります。ご旅行前に、ターミナル、運賃、時刻表を以下の公式情報源で必ずご確認ください。

• Narita Airport official site公式空港情報
• Immigration Services Agency of Japan政府機関情報
• Japan Customs (English)政府機関情報
• Narita Express (N'EX)公式交通機関情報
• Airport Bus TYO-NRT公式交通機関情報
• Japan Safety Tips — emergency numbers政府機関情報