Narita International Tokyo Airport (NRT)

There's not really much to say about an airport. After all it's not a place one would want to spend along time, just a means of being transported from one destination to another. Next to Tokyo there are two major airports, one is Haneda and the other is Narita. Haneda tends to be used for flights within the country while Narita is used for international flights. While no where near the size of Heathrow, Narita airport is big, spacious and clean. The toilets are cleaned to a high standard, there are a few restaurants and shops but the choice is limited. Shopping is not something I tend to do at the airport. The staff seem polite however one criticism I would have is for ...  Read the complete review

I've been to the airport many times and I'm always disappointed. There are so few restaurants and shops that you will find that you have nothing to do if you are early or your flight is delayed. Yes, it is clean, efficient and the staff are great. But this is Japan! Everywhere is clean, efficient and has great service in Japan. There are so many better airports in Japan, such as the excellent Centrair in Nagoya which has a host of restaurants and even a hot-spring type public bath. For such a busy international airport, I don't know why nothing has been done over the years to improve it. The Narita Express train to central Tokyo is ...  Read the complete review

This is a lovely airport, plenty of shops, good duty free and is the best place to change your money on the way home. There is a small bus terminus where umpteen free hotel buses pick up very frequently, so you could hop a free lift to wherever you want to go in the surrounding area. The staff are friendly and efficient, and will help you if you get stuck or lost. Remember to pay your airport tax at the machine after you have checked your case in on your return, and don't forget to buy your souvenir Saki! ...  Read the complete review