Narita International Airport

The second busiest airport in Japan, Narita is the place where more than half of the international tourists who visit the country land. Besides offering transportation services, it also houses a number of cafés, restaurants, as well as the largest 24-hour food court in the country. The airport, serving the Greater Tokyo Area, is located about 60 km east of Tokyo. It has three terminals and two runways, with the entire area spreading over 5 floors. There are also bus and railway connections to the city. Like all good airports these days, Narita also offers free Wi-Fi. If you are lucky, you may arrive in time for one of the many events the airport organizes in celebration of Japanese culture. For more information about these events, visit the airport's official website.