The Narita Area features easy access from Narita Airport. With the Naritasan Shinshoji Temple bustling with worshippers, traditional old townscapes, and rows of different types of eating establishments and souvenir shops, it’s the perfect place for strolling around and exploring.
With a 1,080-year history, this is one of the few temples in Japan which has over 10 million worshippers visiting it each year. You can stroll around and explore the many halls and parks in the temple precincts. In addition, the road leading up to the temple is lined with rows of eating establishments and souvenir shops and is bustling with worshippers.
The approximately 800m Omotesando road leading up to the temple from in front of Narita Station is lined with rows of over 150 eating establishments and souvenir shops. “Unaju” is recommended for quality dining. There is a large number of other eel restaurants in Narita.
Featuring extremely easy access because of its location in front of the station, this is a shopping center comprising approximately 70 specialty stores. With its rows of drug stores, household appliance stores, and popular gourmet dining spots in its spacious grounds, you can enjoy shopping at your leisure.
With an adventure playground, camping grounds, and other facilities on its approximately 300,000 square meters of farmland, it also features areas where you can feed animals, milk cows, ride ponies, and have lots of other types of fun. Highly popular is its “Extreme Milk Bread” baked using only milk and no water.
Did you know that there are several plan tickets providing very convenient access from Narita Airport to sightseeing spots in the Kanto region, including those in Tokyo? Keisei Railway strives to enable as many visitors from overseas as possible to enjoy their travels in Japan conveniently, comfortably, and with peace of mind.