Top 50 things to do and attractions in Narita

Naritasan Park is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, especially if you enjoy nature and traditional Japanese scenery. The park is spacious, with well-maintained walking paths, koi ponds, and seasonal flowers. In spring, the cherry blossoms are stunning, and in autumn, the maple leaves create a breathtaking view. It’s located right behind Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, so you can easily visit both in the same trip. The atmosphere is calm and perfect for a relaxing stroll or photography. Best of all, entry is free, making it a great spot for families, couples, or solo travelers.

Totally the bets thing about the temple area is this park. Easy to have a picnic and enjoy the atmosphere for a traditional garden. Even if the temple is crowded, there is always plenty of space here. The pond is a must see. Enjoy the photos....

Located just behind the Naritasan Shinshoji shrine, this park is an escape from city's hustle and bustle. There are well paved paths all around with multiple ponds and small streams full of fish and tortoise.

Beautiful place, absolutely amazing and if you’re in the area I recommend visiting. Even if you’re not in the area I suggest make it a trip to visit this place.

Absolutely, jaw-droppingly stunning. It's a painstakingly landscaped forest park, with a full lake and waterfall, and takes barely an hour to walk fully. If you are looking to burn 2 hours of waiting at the airport, come here instead. From the airpport take any of the trains to Narita station 20mins, and this park is just 15minutes from the station, with plenty of snacks, souvenir and food options along the way to make the journey seem effortless. Go behind the temple (there are several paths) and make sure to walk down to the lake at least to enjoy some immaculate naturescaping and absolute peace.

Perfect peaceful place to a spend a few hours especially a long layover or an extra day in Japan after a cancelled flight. It is a short trip from narita airport and surrounding hotels. Beautiful pond, paths and trees! Beautiful fall foliage right now and easy to visit the adjacent temple at the same time

Though in the middle of summer, this place is still very beautiful. Don't come mid day as the sun is too strong.

Really close to the airport, so catching a bus here was very easy. There’s a viewing platform outside where you get a great view of planes coming in. Some interesting displays and 747 stuff to geek out over, and a smallish assortment of aircraft on display outside. With a visit if you’re a plane buff, love tech and engineering or just like this sort of museum. Certainly a quicker visit than the technic museums in Heidelberg!

We stumbled upon the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences purely by chance—my son saw a flyer while we were at the observation deck in Narita Airport. We checked the map and saw it was really close by, so we decided to go for it on a whim. I purchased the tickets on Klook, which turned out to be a great decision because they were cheaper than buying them at the ticket booth onsite. Definitely recommend checking prices online beforehand. When we arrived, we were surprised by how big and well-organized the museum was. It’s divided into different sections and floors, with full-scale aircraft on display—some you can even walk into. There are interesting exhibits showing the history of aviation, aircraft engines, a Boeing 747 cockpit, and even a section where you can see and hear what it’s like inside a plane. My son was fascinated! One of the highlights is the rooftop observation deck. From there, you can watch planes taking off and landing at Narita Airport, which was really exciting—especially for a kid who loves airplanes. We saw that there are paid experiences like the flight simulator, which looked awesome, but unfortunately we couldn’t get a slot for it on the day we visited. Next time, we’ll definitely book in advance for that. The staff were friendly and helpful, and there were signs in both Japanese and English, which made it easy for us to understand everything. Overall, it was a fun and educational experience, and I’m so glad we decided to visit even though it wasn’t originally part of our plan. If you’re at Narita Airport with some time to spare—or if you’re an aviation fan—it’s definitely worth checking out. Just make sure to book tickets online for a discount and plan ahead for the paid experiences like the simulator. A must-visit!

If you want to experience for airlaine control simulations for additional costs, needs extra time and check availability ahead. Make sure public transportation timetable or use taxi from Narita airport (costs around 2500yen) It's fun, just walking around this museum. I enjoyed 5th floor observation area. Watching airplanes departures from HND

No english explanations. But the exhibits were interesting. There is an outdoor area with planes. The best part would probably be simulators which needs to be booked in advance. Next best thing was the observation deck where you had a very good view of planes coming in to land. Easy bus ride from Narita station and airport but do check the frequency and day of the week.

Used some spare time before the flight from Narita to visit here. But would recommend. Easily an hour and half needed. Reach early to book the 737 cockpit flight simulator. The observation deck on 5th floor and open air one if weather permits are also highlights. Klook discount for tickets.

Although we were pressed for time and browsed through quickly, it was a wonderful little stop before heading to the airport. Great for kids to learn about planes and airports and it is interactive too.

This museum absolutely delivered! They have a giant model of a 747 that you can fly by going into a cockpit, and there is a DC-8 Flight Experience. When you walk in, you are greeted by many high-quality model planes. Oh, I forgot, the giant model of Narita on the second floor, AND, a plane spotting sport that one would dream about. I would recommend any ages for this place and you should go soon. Absolutely. AMAZING 🤩

Mall with a little bit of everything where a lot hotels have free buses that come here. I took pictures of some of the products in the mall that I thought were cool or that I tried. The supermarket is really good, some of the hobby stores are good, some of the dessert or smoothie stores are good, but the food in the food court was bad. There was also a cat cafe which I liked too.

There’s a bus from the station that takes you straight here ,super convenient. It’s quite a large supermarket and a nice place to shop around.

Nice big mall with a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and a supermarket. Great place to spend time if you’re waiting for a flight or just want to shop around. It’s clean, spacious, and easy to walk through without feeling cramped. Plenty of food options and even some local specialties to try. Convenient spot with everything you need in one place.

There’s quite a few stores at the top floor, the food court section. Enjoyed this bowl for only ¥750. ✅ individual table available(with transparent dividers) ✅ free water ✅ charging port

The mall has free wifi and a supermarket inside. There is a big food court with a lot of variety from burgers to Japanese cuisine and also a halal restaurant. Plenty of shops for casual shopping. They have an arcade area as well and it's quite fun!

The mall was rather old and lack of cafeteria. The food court was huge but not convenient to rest. Typical Aeon mall design.

My favorite mall chain in Japan! ✨✨ There’s many stores inside the mall like 3coins, Daiso, Bookoff, Jins glasses, and many more but favorite is shopping in Aeon Style and their grocery store. Aeon Style has everything from cosmetics, grocery, luggages, home goods, baby items, toys, clothes and many more! I can spend a whole day here and I always want to go back whenever I stay in Narita 😅 This Aeon Mall branch in Narita also has a cute restroom theme collab with the NRT mascot and Hello Kitty~

A nice place to take a seat and chill (while watching the planes). There is also a restaurant and a food market with souvenirs too. There are also some toilets nearby and a bus stop. Photos taken during early April.

A nice park located near the end of the NRT airport runway, so it's a good spot to watch planes taking off and roaring above you. Getting there with public transit with a tight schedule can be a challenge as local bus schedule is sparse. I took a cab to get there from NRT airport in the morning (¥1800) and took the 12:30pm bus back to the airport (¥210) for my afternoon flight.

My first day my first cherry blossom experience. It's just a hole in the ground really in between a railway line and the airport. The tranquility is frequently interrupted by planes flying over or trains rumbling past. Many locals there just a photograph the planes flying over. Beautiful place and people and trees I loved it

Beautiful park to view the many cherry blossoms in full bloom, with a few takeout restaurants nearby, free parking and toilets as well. You can also see the planes taking off and landing at the Narita Airport from the park.

We arrived at the park few days before sakura bloom, so the flowers are not yet fully bloomed but the area is gorgeous specially when planes are taking off to fly, a wonderful experience for me.

Walking from Marroad Hotel was like risking your life. Quite a dangerous walking path due to the busy roads. The park was nice. Good view to the greenery. A very nice roomy cafe. Good coffee. Nice staff.

Peaceful and amazing, you’ll see airplanes taking off or landing between the top of the branches of the Sakura trees. It’s a 15 minutes ride by car from Narita airport, recommended place if you have a layover of more than 5 or 6 hours 💖

Came here on a weekend in the first week of November 2024. It was noon and walking from the train station through the heavy crowds heading to this place was challenging (if you don't like crowded areas that is); but what made it fun was exploring the eateries and souvenir stores along the way. The temple itself is a special place for many people.

Visited in Nov 2023. We arrived on an early flight via Narita Airport, stored our luggage there & took a short train ride to Narita City. The vibe of this street, from JR Narita to Naritasan Temple, is very much like a less congested version of Nannenzaka slope to Kiyomizu-dera in Kyoto. Except it slopes downwards to the temple. There are shops, restaurants & cafes on both sides of the street. This town is famous for unagi but there are also many shops selling snacks & pastries. Keep an eye out for the charming animal statues along the entire length of this street. Be aware the road is open to vehicles. There are some kimono rental shops, allowing for a quick few hours of photoshoots against the background of traditional buildings & the main temple itself.

This is a popular tourist spot for local people. Easily accessible from either JR Narita Station or Local Metro Line. Both sides of the street are full of pedestrian, traditional shops, either souvenirs or local gourmet are so attractive. We finally had an eel rice lunch and back to the international airport for departure. A wonderful short stay and perfect finish of the journey!

While it is the main tourist attraction in nareta I thought it was a bit overhyped. There are a lot of cool little shops on the street though many of them only open on select days. I tried a few of their restaurants and they were pretty good. The temple shrine is kind of average though it was nice to see some ancient architecture on the street. If you’re in the city come take a look but I wouldn’t make a special trip out here to come if it’s not convenient.

Walking along Naritasan Omotesando was a delightful lead-up to the majestic Naritasan Temple. The street itself is lined with charming traditional shops and eateries, but the real highlight was reaching the temple’s grand main gate.

One must visit place when you're around Narita. Only one station away from Narita Airport. Make your time to the temple. Don't rush, enjoy every corner, it's beautiful. And must try the Unagi.

My favorite place to visit if I have a late flight out of Narita. I love the Edo period buildings, beautiful temple and the range of restaurants and souvenir stores around the area. It's so convenient just being 2 stops away from the airport but offers so much.

One of the best airports worldwide. Comfortable seating. Tax free shops. Clean and comfortable toilets. Appreciated the Pokémon store and the many food options. Excellent boarding experience. The vending machines sell drinks at the same price you would find them outside the airport.

Narita International Airport truly lives up to Japan’s reputation for efficiency and hospitality. From the moment I arrived, the staff were polite, helpful, and always ready to assist. The entire airport is clean, well organized, and easy to navigate, even for first-time travelers. Security and immigration processes were handled smoothly, with clear signs in multiple languages guiding passengers every step of the way. The waiting lounges are comfortable, and the wide selection of shops and restaurants makes any layover enjoyable. What stood out most was the calm atmosphere and the thoughtful touches everywhere—from spotless restrooms to convenient charging stations and reliable free Wi-Fi. Transportation options to and from Tokyo are also very convenient, with express trains and airport buses that run on time. Overall, Narita Airport offers a world-class travel experience that reflects the warmth and precision of Japanese culture. I would gladly travel through Narita again.

Had a layover at Narita Airport, and the experience was smoother than I expected for such a busy international hub. One thing I really appreciated was not having to go through security again when transferring from one flight to another, which made the connection much less stressful. Maybe that’s more of a Japan airport standard, but either way, it made the layover feel a lot easier. The airport was very busy, but it still felt organized, with staff directing people efficiently. The ceilings throughout the terminal were noticeably low, and after a long international flight, it added a bit of a claustrophobic feeling as I moved through the corridors. Restrooms were extremely clean. It was much cleaner than most airports I’ve been to. I also liked the kiosks where you could ask questions in English, which were clearly marked and easy to find. Signage overall was solid, and even with the crowds, I didn’t have much trouble finding my connecting gate. The only downside is that gates seem to change frequently, so it’s important to keep an eye on the monitors. Seating areas were fine but filled up quickly due to the constant flow of passengers. Overall, Narita is busy and a bit tight in certain areas, but the efficiency and cleanliness make the layover experience manageable. Efficient: Yes First-Time Friendliness: Yes Would I Return: Yes JY review

Amazing airport. As a tourist, I found my experience here very well accommodated for. Staff were very hospitable and reliable. Airport is very easy to navigate with information desks scattered all over the terminals in multiple languages. There are convenient bus links right outside the arrivals gate that go to Tokyo station for a very affordable price. In addition, a 7eleven atm that is compatible with most western foreign master and visa cards to withdraw yen as cash. Lots of shopping options available for last minute gifts. Departing can be a bit tricky. There are 3 terminals and can ask the staff or read the electronic display to know which flight your flight is leaving from. Terminal 1 isn't attached to terminal 2 and 3, so consider coming 30min earlier in addition to the 3 hours in case your flight departs from terminal 1. Narita airport is very efficient and well thought out. Only recommendation would be more online resources available in multiple languages for foreign visitors to learn how the buses work before their travel as most bus workers weren't fluent in English when attempting to help. Highly recommend Visit Japan Web for foreigners to get the QR code for express entry. The government has been doing an amazing job helping as visitors feel welcome.

Narita Airport, officially known as Narita International Airport (NRT), is one of Japan’s busiest airports, located in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, about 60 kilometers (37 miles) northeast of central Tokyo. It serves as a major hub for international flights to and from Japan. Narita Airport has three terminals: 1. Terminal 1 • International Flights: Primarily for international carriers. • Facilities: It is the largest terminal and houses numerous amenities like shopping, dining, and duty-free stores. The terminal is divided into North Wing and South Wing and is home to major airlines like Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA), as well as other international airlines. • Transportation: You can easily reach the terminal from the airport’s train station, and there are numerous buses, taxis, and shuttle services that connect Terminal 1 with other parts of the airport and Tokyo. 2. Terminal 2 • International and Domestic Flights: This terminal serves both international and domestic flights, with a strong emphasis on international airlines, including Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and Air Canada, as well as Japan’s ANA. • Facilities: Terminal 2 is known for its spacious layout and more relaxed atmosphere compared to Terminal 1. You’ll find an array of food and shopping options, as well as relaxation zones. • Transportation: Terminal 2 is also well connected by buses and trains. It’s often considered slightly less crowded than Terminal 1. 3. Terminal 3 • Low-Cost Carriers: Terminal 3 is dedicated to low-cost carriers (LCCs), such as Peach Aviation, Vanilla Air, and other regional airlines. It was built in 2015 to accommodate the growing demand from budget airlines flying into Japan. • Facilities: While Terminal 3 is smaller and more basic than the other two terminals, it offers essential services like food stalls, retail shops, and free Wi-Fi. Despite its simplicity, it has a modern design and efficient layout. • Transportation: There is a shuttle bus service that connects Terminal 3 with the other terminals and the rest of the airport. Connecting Between Terminals: The terminals are connected by free shuttle buses that run regularly, and you can also walk between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 (about a 10-minute walk). However, if you’re flying internationally, you’ll likely need to go through security and customs when transferring between terminals.

Narita International Airport (NRT), also called New Tokyo International Airport, is Tokyo's secondary international airport, located in Chiba Prefecture, about 60 km (37 miles) east of central Tokyo. It is the main gateway for many first-time visitors to Japan, offering a wide range of facilities like currency exchange, restaurants, shopping, and transportation options including the Narita Express and Skyliner trains, with three terminals connected by shuttle buses. Terminals: The airport has three terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3, with connecting shuttle buses. Facilities & Services Dining & Shopping: Narita Airport offers numerous dining options, shopping outlets, including luxury brands, gift shops, and stores selling Japanese snacks and souvenirs. Visitor Services: You can find information booths, currency exchange, ATMs, post offices, and assistance for shipping items within Japan at the airport. Connectivity: For staying connected, the airport provides vending machines for international SIM cards and eSIM options. Child Accommodations: The airport provides facilities such as changing tables. Accessibility: Entrances, parking, and restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Getting to/from the Airport Train: The Narita Express and Skyliner trains provide convenient access to Tokyo and other parts of Japan from the airport's basement. Bus: Buses are also available for transportation to the city center. Car: Car rental and taxi services are available for a direct route to your destination.

It's a busy time with a lot of tour groups from China and Korea, so it's chaotic both on arrival and departure. You'll have to walk quite a distance to find your gate. If you want to buy branded products, I recommend buying them from an outlet or department store, so you don't miss out on the opportunity. If you buy them at the airport, you might miss out on the opportunity.

Our visit to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple was truly unforgettable. Founded in 940 AD and dedicated to Fudō Myōō, this historic temple remains one of the most significant spiritual sites in the Kanto region. We collected all six goshuins and visited the key landmarks—the Niomon Gate, Three-Storied Pagoda, Main Hall (Daihondo), Shakado, Komyodo, and the Great Pagoda of Peace (Heiwa no Daito). Each had its own charm and peaceful atmosphere. It was quite hot during our visit, so we really appreciated the free water and tea station, plus the rest area to cool down. There were also multiple comfort rooms and even elevators, which made the visit so much more comfortable. A beautiful blend of history, spirituality, and thoughtful hospitality—highly recommended!

We visited Naritasan Shinsho-ji on our last day in Japan and it was one of the highlights of our trip. We stayed at the Richmond Hotel, which is super convenient, just a short walk from Narita Station and very close to this famous temple. This temple is probably the largest we visited during our trip, and we couldn’t believe such a hidden gem exists in Narita. and its free. We arrived around 8 AM, so it was peaceful and quiet, with hardly anyone around. The gardens are huge and beautifully maintained, perfect for a calm stroll and photography. The story behind the temple: Naritasan Shinsho-ji was founded in 940 AD to enshrine Fudō Myō‑ō, a protective deity in Shingon Buddhism. Legend says that during a rebellion in the Kantō region, the statue of Fudō was brought to the battlefield and, after the victory, couldn’t be moved , so the temple was built there. Over centuries it grew into a major religious site, with historic buildings, gates, and pagodas that are Important Cultural Properties of Japan. The temple is also known for its goma fire rituals, which symbolize purification, and the serene mountain gardens reflect centuries of devotion and harmony with nature. Tips for visitors: - Arrive early if you want a quiet experience. - Wear comfortable walking shoes, the grounds are large. - Explore the gardens and take time to notice the historical buildings. - Perfect for photography, reflection, or simply enjoying a peaceful temple atmosphere. Overall, an amazing hidden gem that exceeded our expectations. A must-visit if you’re in Narita — rich in history, culture, and natural beauty!

We were absolutely fascinated by this beautiful temple, located not far from Narita Airport. It’s a peaceful and impressive place that gives visitors a wonderful glimpse into Japanese culture and tradition. A very special compliment goes to the hardworking ladies who keep the restrooms exceptionally clean. Their dedication and attention to detail are truly admirable. The management can be proud to have such committed people on their team — I sincerely hope they receive the recognition and bonus they deserve. Thank you for maintaining such a wonderful and welcoming environment.

Amazing and peaceful temple. In the first place, I didn’t expect anything much. However, this place is spacious and peaceful. They’re rich of culture, history and tradition. There’re also a short natural trail to enjoy youreself.

Very beautiful old temple in Narita Japan. It is sacred for granting good luck in one's career. The atmosphere is peaceful. If you have the chance, don't miss it. It is worth coming to see at least once.

captivating destination—rich in history, spiritual rituals (like the goma fire ceremonies), traditional architecture, and peaceful garden paths. It’s best enjoyed as a cultural and contemplative experience. If you’re seeking active play areas or picnic setups, the adjacent Naritasan Park (behind the temple grounds) offers more in the way of natural scenery, open lawns, and relaxing gardens.

The first temple I visited in Japan and now that I have visited many others, I can say it’s still one of my favourites. You are able to walk around and every time I am in Narita for business or leisure, it’s a must for me to visit!

Only 15 mins from Narita Airport by shuttle bus Go to Terminal 2 bus stop no.3 The buses leave every 30 mins and the last bus to come back to airport is around 5.40pm The outlet is old but still has many branded shops like Boss and Coach Great for last min shopping if you have 3 hours to spare before checking in

Took the ¥500 shuttle from Narita Airport to Shisui Outlet — super convenient! The outlet isn’t too big, but it offers great products with big discounts. Definitely worth a quick shopping stop 👍🛍️

Shisui Premium Outlets is near the Narita International Airport. So this is our choice of shopping location when we are waiting for more Family members to join us on our Japan trip. The Shisui Premium Outlets are not very big. It has many famous brand-name outlet stores there. However, not too many luxury brands have their outlet stores in this outlet. The outlet mall is situated in a prime location with excellent management. I saw the security guards in the parking lot and in the public areas. The shopping center is well-maintained. The whole shopping mall still looks very good. This is a perfect place for shopping if you have more time before your flight.

It wasn't busy when I went there so it was great. I got there by a direct bus from Tokyo station for 1300 yen then took a bus to Narita airport for 500 yen which took 15 minutes. So I highly recommend here for your last day in Japan. Food court was good as well as some restaurants are there too. They don't have luxury brands but heaps of brands are there like Kate Spade, coach, just a regular Japanese outlet mall.

This outlet is quite large and offers a wide selection of premium brands. The food court is also excellent, with halal choices available. I was pleased to find that it wasn't too crowded, which made shopping here a delightful experience.

The place was our end-of-trip highlight in early July, 2015. After we had checked in our baggage at the Narita Airport, we took the Outlet shuttle there. My daughters bought to their hearts' content and I got a branded jacket at a discount price before rushing back to the Airport to take our departing flight! Postscript On April 10, 2024, I drove my wife here. Parking was easy. She bought items with price down. Otherwise, why bother coming here?

Nice outlet nearby airport too. Good last minute shopping and spot to relax

I visiting here for almost 6 years and i highly recommend this relaxing place.. a tattoo friendly place very clean and very relaxing place. Parking no problem even microbus camping car etc... the food is very good japanese menu authentic local dishes😇 come and visit and you will enjoy the real japanese food also their public bath🥰

Such a lovely scenic area to have an onsen, especially once the weather starts to cool down a bit. I loved the different pools which you could use, and when I went (just before 5pm), it was practically empty! I was quite confused at first, but the locker key is within the wristband that they give you with the number on it. The showers are also outside and are on every floor, so you dont have to worry (I spent quite a lot of time looking for one around the changing room!) I recommend that you bring your own small towel (or buy one there as a souvenir), and DEFINITELY bring body lotion/moisturiser as it can get quite drying from the hot water! People also usually bring water bottles in as to remain hydrated, and even books for entertainment if you’re a solo traveller! Dont make the same mistakes I did 😖 There are also lovely areas to relax after your onsen outside the locker rooms which was quite serene.

I'd never been to Japan and had no idea what this would be like, but it was amazing! The walk from the train was a bit long but totally worth it, and truthfully was great to just put your phone away and enjoy the experience, everyone minding their business and doing their thing. Highly recommend and would go back when I return.

3 floors of inside and outside baths. Different temperatures and also different minerals by the look. There’s places to rest and relax outside in the sun. Showers are located on each floor. The top floor has a cold plunge pool, sauna and hot bed area as well as an inside bath with spa area. Second floor has an inside and outside bath and many showers. Also a couple of outside chairs to relax. First floor has 2 showers and a plunge pool, spa and outdoor area for relaxing. Can be hard to access as the directions state if you take the train you can get off at the station before and take a taxi from the taxi rank, but the taxis are not there waiting and none passed. I ended up getting back on the train and getting off at the nearest station, it’s then a good 20 min walk to the baths on a flat road. But the road is narrow and no actual footpath. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and ordered the taxi for me to take back to the main train, only 10 min away. I had wanted to eat at the restaurant but it was closed on the day that I went. I would go again, but try to pre order a taxi before I left on the train.

Amazing place.. you can book a private room to have private bath and also a meal. Foods are delicious. We also experienced body therapy massage. I definitely recommend massage too. You can also use public bath which is also very clean and nice. The only challange was the language barrier. However, all staff was very helpful and did their best to understand our needs. Best spa near Narita Airport!

Amazing experience in Japan. Thank you for allowing tattoos so me as a foreigner with tattoos can also experience Japanese onsen. The surrounding was beautiful and I liked the whole facility.

This is an incredible Onsen where I felt welcome with my modest tattoos. Thank you 🙏 The facility is incredible and there are many pools and shower areas to choose from. The water is a color I’ve never seen before and I felt amazing afterwards. 10/10

The most affordable line going to Ueno and Narita Airport. Keisei-Narita Station, opened on April 25, 1930, is a passenger railway station in Narita, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. It's operated by Keisei Electric Railway and is within walking distance of the JR East Narita Station. The station is a gateway to Narita International Airport and provides access to central Tokyo via the Keisei Skyliner. The Keisei Skyliner offers a quick and comfortable ride to Nippori Station and Ueno in downtown Tokyo. The train is clean and efficient, with spacious, reserved seating and dedicated luggage space. The large windows offer excellent views of the countryside and the Tokyo suburbs.

A nice little station located right across JR Narita station. It's a good transit point for you heading to the Narita airport or Ueno station in Tokyo. Be aware that you have to move to the platform across using stairs after the entrance if you're heading towards the city, while you can immediately wait on the platform if you're heading to the airport. The ticket cost you ¥280 to Narita airport T2/3 & T1, there's a small discount if you pay using your IC card.

Helpful staff assisted us in getting from Narita to Tokyo center. The rapid train gets you to central Tokyo within an hour. It's 9 stations to Nippori, covering approximately 60 km. The cost is about $6 USD per person. Highly recommended option for travelers. Note: cash only to get the train ticket!

Keisei Narita Station is a convenient hub, although it's important to note that the ticket machines on the Keisei Line do not accept credit cards. Fortunately, the woman behind the counter was incredibly kind and understanding when I explained that I didn't have any cash. She gave me thoughtful and detailed advice, suggesting alternative routes and recommending nearby convenience stores where I could avoid ATM fees. Her helpfulness made my experience much smoother and I really appreciated the personal attention.

standard station got breads hop inside. however, be aware if you arrive the station after 23pm and need to go for the east exit as the escalator and lift close at 23pm-5am (stair is very high) as the station is on the hill

I stayed here for my holiday, because it's near the airport and there are many hotels around this station. The price is cheaper for a small hotel room here so I don't need to live in a capsule in Tokyo. The station is OK for a daily commute with a backpack, but there are no escalators for my luggage when I move to the hotel.

Busy mostly at day time. Easy access to Narita airport.

Fun and relaxing farm experience! Narita Dream Farm is perfect for families, couples, and anyone who loves nature. You can enjoy hands-on activities like feeding animals, fruit picking, and exploring the beautiful farm grounds. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. It’s a great escape from the city and a wonderful way to enjoy fresh air, nature, and a fun day out in Narita!

Best place to kids! Ours enjoyed everything here, especially sled again and again and again. We would come here again very soon. When you come by free shuttle bus, it is recommended to check the time table in advance because number of buses is limited. You can take bus either Narita station or Namegawa station. Highly recommended.

A Sunflower Paradise at Narita Yume Bokujō Visiting Narita Yume Bokujō in the first week of August was an enchanting experience. The farm boasts two distinct sunflower fields. The first, adorned with shorter sunflowers, was nearing the end of its season with many having dried up. However, the second field, filled with tall sunflowers, was a sight to behold. The vibrant yellow petals against the clear blue sky created a picturesque scenery that left an indelible mark on my memory. For those wishing to immerse themselves in the tall sunflower field, there's a nominal entrance fee of 300 yen. The best part? You can re-enter as many times as you'd like throughout the day. The farm itself has an entrance fee, but it's well worth it. Not only are you greeted with a plethora of handmade products, but there's also a delightful array of food options. From scrumptious pizzas to delectable desserts, there's something for every palate. A special mention goes to the sunflower genjer ail, a unique and tasty treat that's a must-try. Narita Yume Bokujō is a family-oriented destination, offering a range of activities that both kids and adults can enjoy. Whether you're a sunflower enthusiast or just looking for a fun day out, this farm has something for everyone. There are multiple shops to buy souvenir, plushie, food, and other items to remember the trip. A few practical tips: there's ample parking available, making it convenient for those driving down. However, having a car is essential as the farm is a bit secluded.

It states closing at 4.30pm but practically nothing else to do when we were here at 3.30pm…can’t even pet the rabbits and we can’t even look at the petting area. They should state closing time at 3pm if the special activities ends around 2pm. So people will not think to pay 1,600 yen or 1,000yen for parking. Drove all the way there but felt like a scam, if you keep everything and close activities at 2-2.30pm, why tell people you are open till 4.30pm?

You can reach the farm with Uber but once you’re there you can’t come back anywhere. You’ll need to go to reception for them to call you a taxi. You can pay entrance with card (Visa or any other..) BUT once you’re inside, you’ll need cash only to pay every activities.

Pretty awesome place to pay a visit with family! Cool playground for kids. You can spend all day there, there are lots of facilities and activities. You can purchase e-tickets online, and it is cheaper online. Personal recommend: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Family-friendly: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Date for couples: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Parking lot: ◯ Services/meals/products/design: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Period for stay: 4 hours Charge: adults 1,450 online kids, free (2 year’s old) Baby room/accessible toilet: ◯ Cleanness: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Fun place with the kids. Went there when sakuras were blooming to it looked spectacular. We recommend to pay extra unlimited pass at 1,500 yen because there are several fun activities specially for kids such as bicycle riding, fishing, archery, short train ride and so on. Each of these activities cost 500 yen so just joining at least 3 makes it worth it already. We ended up just letting the kids have the ticket because activities were more applicable for kids. It is fun to do it together as well. There are a lot of other fun activities that doesn't have fees, some might need early reservations such as feeding small animals and milking cows so better get those (free) tickets when you enter the park. Ither than that the soft ice cream tasted heavenly so it is a must try.

This eel restaurant is famous and popular. There is usually a long line and you need to get a number first. You can get a number and visit the temple nearby or you can order a to-go bento to save some time. We ordered one grilled eel over rice with sauce and another grilled eel without sauce. Definitely recommend the one with sauce. The fish skin is crispy and the fish meat is tender. There is just the right amount of sauce. Not too sweet or too greasy.

Accepts credit card. Family friendly - They gave us a private tatami room as we are traveling with a baby. They also helped book a taxi. The servers were helpful and sweet. The regular size eel box is enough for two people.

This is my 2nd time eating here after 10 years. The taste is still just as good as I remembered and the Japanese service is impeccable as always. Generally roasted eel are delicious but I don’t like to eat due to the numerous soft bones. But Surugaya have live eels in house and they are caught, filleted and roasted as you order them. The freshness is unparalleled and the bones are very soft, easily chewed and swallowed. The wait time for a table attest to the popularity and deliciousness of this restaurant.

Our last meal of the trip was exquisite and it was concluded Narita which is known for its unagi and I’m so glad we woke up early to get a queue number to have it. The shop was giving out queue numbers early - we got ours at 9.53am and were given no. 51 and told to come back at 10.30am for our table. The streets were really nice to explore anyway so we had not problem waiting! When we went back we were greeted by well dressed ladies into a cosy restaurant. I had the regular unaju (うな重), my partner had the specially selected grilled eel 「特選」銘柄鰻うな重 だし and we shared a dashimaki tamago. The unagi is so soft, perfectly grilled at their grill that’s extended from the shop and it tasted very fresh with a delicious glaze. Each set comes with tea, pickles and eel liver soup. Tamago was bouncy and wonderfully layered. It’s a must if you’re in Narita!

This place is authentic and traditional!!! The eel rice is so so good!!!! Delicious and yummy. Have it with a sake and a cold draft beer to make the meal complete. Enjoy.

I had a lovely and delicious unagi rice meal for lunch (no queue if you came after 2pm). The fresh unagi was grilled to perfection, and marinated to a lovely char grilled taste. Simply presented but perfect to warm and fill your stomach!

This establishment offers a truly delightful dining experience. The food is exquisitely prepared and bursting with flavor. The presentation of each dish is a feast for the eyes. The ambiance creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. I highly recommend indulging in a meal at this exceptional restaurant.

Small ancient bean cake factory. Ok for a quick walk through to digest the locally raised wonderful grilled eel lunch with Sapporo.

(Translated by Google) I can’t believe I was able to find such a wonderful place during the crowded Naritasan New Year’s visit! After passing through the crowded yokan shop, I saw what looked like a post office. There was a wooden Yokan Museum. The restrooms are spotless, the museum is warm and has a rustic atmosphere. I saw a lot of candy molds. There is also a state beach, and the box of yokan is also nostalgic. Even a stroller is fine. Omikuji is recommended. Children are also very happy. (Original) こーんな素敵な場所が、大混雑の成田山初詣に出会えるなんて！大混雑の羊羹屋を抜けて、そのこには郵便局のような？木造の羊羹美術館がありました。トイレもピカピカ、とにかくあったかい、雰囲気も素朴な美術館です。菓子型がいっぱい見れました。州浜もあり、羊羹の箱も懐かしい。ベビーカーでもおっけいです。おみくじがおすすめです。子供も大喜びです。

(Translated by Google) I visited here for the first time after visiting Naritasan Shinshoji Temple during Golden Week in 2025. There were a lot of materials about yokan on display, and it was so rich that I couldn't believe it was free! There are also ``Heisei Mizumamori Fudo'' and ``Fudo no Oido'' nearby, so it is recommended to visit them as well ^ - ^ (Original) 2025年GW中に成田山新勝寺へ参拝した後、初めてこちらを訪れました♪ 羊羹に関する資料が数多く展示されていて、無料とは思えないほど充実した内容でした！ 近くには「平成水守不動」や「不動の大井戸」もあり、あわせて見学するのがおすすめとのことでした^ - ^

(Translated by Google) As a free attraction, it is quite sincere. It displays the history of Yokan. It is worth coming in and taking a look. (Original) 以免費的景點來說，算是有誠意了，裡面展示了關於羊羹的歷史，如果可以進來逛逛。

(Translated by Google) I stopped by before it closed at 15:30 on Sunday, May 19, 2024, and it was free. It's located just past Nagomi's Yoneya Sohonten on Naritasan Shinshoji Omotesando, and it's not on Omotesando Street, so you might easily miss it if you don't check in advance. I also went back before going to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple because it wasn't actually on Omotesando Street, so I rushed to get there before it closed. Yokan fortune telling looks interesting too. You can go up to the second floor and learn about the history of yokan. When I was little, I was nostalgic for the canned yokan that I received as a mid-year gift, and I remembered when I was trying to decide which flavor to try.Now, there are also stylish yokan, so I bought some as a souvenir. (Original) 2024年5月19日(日)15:30位に閉館する前にと無料でも有るので寄りました。 成田山新勝寺表参道にあるなごみの米屋總本店を通り抜けた先に有り表参道通りでは無いので事前に調べていないと見過ごしてしまいそうです。私も実際に表参道通りに無く慌てて閉館前に行こうと成田山新勝寺に行く前に戻りました。 羊羹おみくじも、面白そうです。２階に上がり羊羹の歴史を学べます。小さい頃に、お中元で頂いて食べた缶入りようかんが懐かしく、どの味を食べようと思った時を思い出しましたが今は、お洒落な味のようかんも有り今回、お土産でも購入しました。

(Translated by Google) November 2025 We stopped by during a group visit to the temple. This museum offers a good understanding of yokan, both past and present. (Original) 2025年11月 お寺の団体参拝の際に寄りました。羊羹の昔と今がよくわかる資料館です。

(Translated by Google) This yokan museum is located just past Nagomi no Yoneya Sohonten on Naritasan Shinshoji Omotesando, about an 8-minute walk from Narita Station on the JR Narita Line. Admission is free, and you can take a tour up the front stairs while being greeted by the receptionist who is sitting at the Taisho era counter desk to the left of the entrance. On the second floor, there are exhibits such as a portrait of the rice store founder Chozo Old Man, a reconstruction of his room, the history of yokan, an exhibition of Japan's main types of yokan, and tools for making yokan. Although it's not particularly large, it's a very interesting museum dedicated to yokan, so if you're planning on visiting Naritasan Shinshoji, I think it's worth a visit. (Original) ＪＲ成田線成田駅から徒歩８分程度の成田山新勝寺表参道にあるなごみの米屋總本店を通り抜けた先にある羊羹の資料博物館である。入館料は無料で入口左手大正時代当時の番頭台に座る受付の方の挨拶を受けつつ正面の階段を上り見学となる。２階には米屋創業者の長蔵翁の肖像画や翁の部屋の復元、羊羹の歴史、日本の主だった羊羹の展示、羊羹づくりの道具等が展示されている。然程広いとは言えないが羊羹専門の資料館として非常に興味深いので成田山新勝寺を参詣するのであれば行って見るのも悪くないと思う。

No stairs. If you have a lot of luggage or heavy bags and travel early in the morning, this sta will give you a workout. There are no working elevators or escalators at the west exit. Lug your bags up the stairs yourself. Or navigate your way thru the bike parking. Ridiculous.

This station is close to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and Omotesando Street. I had a problem with my train ticket, but the staff is very friendly and helpful despite poor English speaking.

It's well located, clean, the security is good, have many kinds of good services, the information desk is very useful!

This station is close to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and Omotesando Street. I had a problem with my train ticket, but the staff is very friendly and helpful despite poor English speaking.

The closes station to Naritasan Shinshoji temple. If you walk from this station to the temple, you can see some restaurants and souvenir shops. Somehow they have a lot of Unagi around the area. If your lucky, you can see how they "prepare" them. The station itself is pretty alright. Not big, but not small either.

JR成田駅から🚶成田山新勝寺へ向かう方は東口へ降りて下さいませm(ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)m

(Translated by Google) If you want to go from Tokyo, Japan to Narita International Airport, be sure to use this train and get to the airport in a comfortable chair. (Original) 일본 도쿄에서 나리타 국제공항 가려면 이 열차를 꼭 이용하시면 편안한 의자에 공항까지 갈수 있습니다

My wife and I stopped by Kawatoyo after visiting Naritasan Temple and were captivated from the start — watching the chefs expertly prepare live eel right at the storefront was an incredible sight. Inside, the atmosphere felt warm and traditional, filled with the aroma of charcoal-grilled unagi. We ordered the unajū set, featuring perfectly grilled eel glazed with a rich, savory-sweet tare sauce over fluffy rice, served with pickles and clear soup. Every bite was outstanding — tender, flavorful, and beautifully balanced. Excellent service and authentic charm made it a memorable dining experience we’d highly recommend.

I made the pilgrimage to the Kawatoyo Main Store in Narita for their famous Unagi Donburi, and it was absolutely worth the journey. The experience begins right at the entrance, where you can watch skilled chefs preparing the eel—from cleaning it fresh to basting and grilling it over the fire. This performance perfectly sets the tone for the traditional meal. The restaurant was understandably crowded, and service felt a bit hectic due to the number of guests. But once the Unagi Donburi arrived, all that faded away. The eel was sensational—so soft and delicate that it melted in my mouth like castella cake. The savory, slightly salty sauce soaked into the rice created pure heaven.

Beat unagi in the world. Yes, we can find good freshly grilled unagi anywhere in the world. But this one is so good - no ashes on the fresh, crispy on the outside without ashes or bad burnt, not too sweet, fresh and soft in the inside. Excellently grilled and made. Expect 40 min wait but they are systematically. Take a queue no and go shopping and come back

All great- food, service, staff, ambience! It’s one of the oldest traditional restaurants in the area, founded in 1910. Freshwater eel over rice (with its special sauce) is their specialty, both locals and tourists fan over this dish- though pricey, it’s worth the taste!

some of the best unagi i’ve had! be prepared to wait 1h+ for a table but feel free to walk around while you wait. the eel was fresh, perfectly cooked and flavorful. the eel sashimi was also tasty and something i’ve never tried before.

Kawatoyo Narita is definitely worth a visit! The eel was perfectly grilled—tender, flavorful, and with that delicious smoky aroma. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the restaurant itself is spacious, clean, and kid-friendly, making it great for families or groups. The 1st floor offers regular table seating, while the 2nd floor has traditional tatami dining for a more authentic experience. On the ground floor, you can watch the chefs skillfully clean and prepare the eel—it’s fascinating to see their craftsmanship up close. They also have a take-out counter if you’d like to bring some home. The menu is on a tablet, which is super convenient and easy to navigate, complete with clear photos and descriptions of each dish. Overall, it’s a great mix of tradition, flavor, and warm hospitality. Highly recommended!

The eel is fresh and soft, not like other restaurants the sauce is very sweet. For me the taste is light, if you after heavy flavour you might need to put more soy sauce. I noticed if your seats is upstairs or not a table, you need to take off your shoes. Staff will give you plastic bag to put your shoes which I found not very environmental friendly. Too much plastic waste, unless you take the used plastic for other use.

Atmosphere is so authentic, the business owns by one family for 300yrs. I came to have the Unagi(eel), it was amazing 🤩

Kikuyu holds a special place in my heart for me. Several years ago during my first trip to Narita, I originally tried to dine at a different unagi restaurant down the street. No one would even greet me or acknowledge my presence. So I wandered further up the street and came across Kikuya. The nice lady at the doorway motioned me inside when she saw me looking at the menu. I remember the service and food being very good. So this year (2025) I returned to Narita and had to visit Kikuya once again. I am pleased to report the food and hospitality are just as good. My food came out piping hot within just a few minutes of ordering. This place may not have the lines of some of the other unagi restaurants, but I can’t imagine they’re any better. Give this place a try when you’re in Narita!

Wonderful food, presentation, and helpful service. “Clear soup” may not appeal to Americans but can be substituted for Miso. Lemon Sorbet was outstanding.

Happily ended up here on our first night in Japan. Beautiful eel and food in general, wonderful service (thank you Satoko, so wonderful to meet you!!!). We will eat here again happily when we are back in Narita on our way out of town.

Wonderful unagi lunch! Yummy bowl (small size) and came with pickles and soup. Warm service. No need to go to the one next door with massive wait time. This was fabulous! Every grain of rice was perfect. Oh they take credit card! (I was running low on cash and many shops take cash only but some stores do take cc)

Good unagi. Just the way I like it, slightly charred. Historical shop, if recall correctly, more than 100 year old. Nice traditional interior, authentic feel. Speaks English well and accepts credit cards.

Wonderful unagi-ju. It was so fresh and flavorable. Waiter was so friendly.

A big lake with multiple options to enjoy the natural beauty around it. Such as, Sakura, Tulips and a Windmill. Also nice walking tracks and docks. Driving, biking or walking along the banks of the lake will make you experience amazing scenery. One one side, the elevation is hilly, adding to the beauty of the whole area.

(Translated by Google) I visited here in winter to observe migratory birds. I was very satisfied to be able to observe birds such as the great reed warbler. (Original) 冬の時期に渡り鳥を観察に訪れました。 オオヨシキリなど観察できて大満足です。

(Translated by Google) Whenever I pass by on the Keisei Skyliner, I always wonder what this place is. That's what I thought (ﾟ-ﾟ)! When I looked it up, I found out that it is Inbanuma, and it looks like I can enjoy a relaxing walk and cycling (^-^) I thought that I would like to come someday when the weather is nice and take a leisurely walk around the area where the windmills are (*'-'*) (Original) いつも京成スカイライナーで通り過ぎる時、ここはなんだろう？と思ってました(ﾟ-ﾟ)! 調べたら、印旛沼だと分かり、散策やサイクリングを、ゆったり楽しめそうですね( ^-^) いつか気候の良い頃来て、風車のある辺りをゆっくり歩きたいなあ、と思いました(*'-'*)

(Translated by Google) There is a cycling road around the swamp, but it is so narrow that it is dangerous to ride it with a road racer. In the end, you will have to be careful of pedestrians and light vehicles as you drive. Also, this cycling road is not ``above'' the levee, but ``outside'' it, so the view tends to be monotonous. If your goal is to take a walk or sightsee, we recommend incorporating a hill overlooking this swamp into your course. How about the area around Tokshō-in Temple?In winter, you can see a beautiful sparkling sight. (Original) 沼の周囲にサイクリングロードが設けられているが、狭いためロードレーサーでぶっ飛ばすのは危ない。結局は歩行者、軽快車などに注意しながら走ることになる。 またこのサイクリングロードは堤防の "上" ではなく堤防の "外側" になるため眺めは単調になりがちだ。 散策、観光が目的の方はこの沼を見下ろす高台をコースに組み入れることをお勧めする。徳性院 付近などはいかがだろうか?冬になるとキラキラ輝く美しい光景が見れそうだ。

(Translated by Google) There are also well-maintained cycling courses, allowing you to enjoy the rich nature and enrich your holiday. Renting a bicycle is recommended. (Original) サイクリングコースも整備されていて豊かな自然も楽しめ休日が豊かなものになります。 レンタサイクルがオススメ

(Translated by Google) In the north, there is a pink pelican (male) that is famous on TV. (Mostly when they are resting on the boat) They are not attached to people other than fishermen, and rarely fly away, but if you carelessly reach out for them, they will bite you with their beaks. In that sense, it's not very cute. It is also a fishing spot. Due to the low transparency of the water, it is difficult to see people from the fish even on sunny days, so you can catch bass, gill, etc.! (If you give it to a pelican, it will eat it!) (Original) 北部には、テレビで有名な桃色ペリカン(♂)が居ます。(主に船の上で休んでいる時が多いです)漁師以外の人には全くなついておらず、滅多に飛んで逃げることは無いのですが、うっかり手を伸ばすと嘴で噛みついてきます。そういう意味ではあんまり可愛くないですね。 釣り場としてもありです。水の透明度が低いので晴天時でも魚から人の姿は見えにくく、バスやギル等が釣れます！(ペリカンに渡すとパクパク食べます！)

(Translated by Google) Returning rider! However, we stopped at a place to take a short break during our short tour to Sotobo. There were many wild birds, and there were also people running and cycling. The scenery overlooking the water was very calming! I used to go to this place by bicycle from Noda City, and it was so windy that it brought back memories of the great hardships I had to go through...It's also a place I'd like to visit when the weather gets nicer~The nearby eel shop smelled really good, so I was really curious about it! I would definitely like to go eat there next time! ! (Original) 返り咲きライダー！が、外房までのぶらりプチツーリングでの休憩な場所で立ち寄りましたよ〜野鳥なども多くて、また、ランニングや自転車な方々も走っていましたよ〜水が見える風景は、やはり落ち着きます！以前は、野田市から自転車で通った場所で、風がすごくて、偉い苦労した記憶が蘇って来ました…また、季節が良くなったら、訪れて見たい場所ですね〜近くのうなぎのお店が、物凄くいい匂いで、気になりすぎました！ぜひ今度は、食べにも行きたいと思います！！

It is an absolutely beautiful collection of late Edo and beyond calligraphy. There is an English pamphlet, and allow for translation apps as long as you take no pictures. Very kind and helpful staff, highly recommend if you are interested in this art form.

Narita, a non-descript suburb near the airport on your way out still very beautiful with its Edo era district and garden. The museum of calligraphy is a very special place and a nice way to finish your stay in Japan.

Well researched museum nestled in the zen gardens of the Naritasan Temple complex

If you are at all interested in calligraphy, then this museum is worth a visit. Set in lovely gardens, the impressive building contains a varied and beautiful collection of works. English guide and, probably best of all, a great calligraphy shop.

I'm very interested to in calligraphy, so I walked here and payed the ¥500 entry fee. But I can't imagine a more boring way to present it. Definitely a 'don't need to visit' rating from my side.

Very beautiful place. Very interesting museum. Recommended.

Nice quiet museum in the central park. Entry fee but worth it for the quiet and sit down. Nice calligraphy but needs explanation in English. Pleasant and helpful staff. No photography allowed- why if not using flash - to get you to buy postcards in shop?

(Translated by Google) Date of visit: April 4, 2020 Parking: Yes. Go to the T-junction in Shinmachi towards City Hall and it will be immediately on your left. There is a slope at the back that is wheelchair accessible, but it is a little steep. As soon as you get off the slope, there is a torii gate that allows wheelchair access. Toilet: Yes. It looks old on the outside, but the inside has been beautifully updated. I used it. Goshuin: The stamps change every month, so it's fun to choose. The Autumn Festival is held grandly every year on the second Saturday and Sunday of October. Dashi floats and portable shrines are paraded. When the heavy-looking mikoshi goes up and down the stairs of the shrine, it is very impressive. If you are visiting Sakura for the first time, we recommend that you not only visit the shrine but also enjoy the atmosphere of the old castle town. There are samurai residences, but walk along the traditional hook-shaped roads of Shinmachi and Ura-Shinmachi. (Original) お詣りした日：令和7年4月4日 駐車場：あります。新町のT字路を市役所側に進みすぐ左にあります。奥にスロープがあり車いすも可能ですが、斜度がちょっと急です。スロープで降りるとすぐ鳥居があり、車いすの入場が可能です。 トイレ：あります。外見は古そうですが、中は綺麗に変わっています。利用させていただきました。 御朱印：月替わりもあり選ぶ楽しみがあります。 例年10月第2土日にかかる時に秋祭りが盛大に行われます。 山車と神輿が練り歩きます。重厚感たっぷりの神輿が、神社の階段を上り下りする時は、迫力がすsごいです。 初めて佐倉を訪れた方は、お詣りだけでなくぜひ昔ながらの城下町の風情も堪能することをおすすめします。 武家屋敷もありますが、昔ながらのかぎ型の道路、新町と裏新町を歩いてください。

(Translated by Google) Magata Shrine, located in Daikata, Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, is the head shrine of the "Magata Jyuhachisha" (Eighteen Magata Shrines), which are numerous around Lake Inban. Magata Shrine in Sakura City is also known as the main shrine of the former Sakura domain. According to the shrine's legend, during the reign of Emperor Keikō, Yamato Takeru no Mikoto visited the area during his expedition to the east, hung a mirror on a cedar tree, and proclaimed, "If you worship this mirror, you will be blessed with a bountiful harvest." He then paid homage to the great god of Ise. Known as "Makatasama" since ancient times, the shrine has been beloved by local residents. It is a prestigious shrine, even listed in the Engishiki Shinmei-cho (Choice of Shinto Shrines), compiled during the Heian period. Enshrined Deity: Wakumusubi no Mikoto Fulfillment of Wishes: As the god who brings all things together and nurtures them, he is known for his divine virtue of fulfilling wishes. Abundant harvests and industrial development: He is considered the god of grains and the founder of Japan, and is also worshipped as the god of industry. Prosperous descendants and child-rearing: He is also known as the guardian deity of children. Within the shrine grounds is Koyasu Shrine, which enshrines Konohanasakuyahime, the goddess of safe childbirth and child-rearing. Longevity and longevity: The shrine grounds house the "largest cedar tree in eastern Japan," over 1,300 years old, and is said to grant longevity and life. Main shrine and inner shrine: The main shrine (Honmiya) is located in Daikata, Narita City, and the inner shrine is located in Funagata, Narita City, about 800 meters north. Sacred Great Cedar: This gigantic cedar tree is over 1,300 years old, approximately 40 meters tall, and has a trunk circumference of approximately 8 meters. It has been designated a natural monument of Chiba Prefecture, and is also popular as a power spot. Connection with Hitsuki Shinji: Within the grounds is Amehitsuku Shrine, which has been attracting attention in recent years for its connection with Hitsuki Shinji, written by Okamoto Tenmei. (Original) 麻賀多神社は、千葉県成田市台方にある神社で、印旛沼周辺に数多く存在する「麻賀多十八社」の総本社とされています。また、佐倉市にある麻賀多神社は旧佐倉藩の総鎮守として知られています。 社伝によると、景行天皇の時代、日本武尊（やまとたけるのみこと）が東征の際に当地を訪れ、杉の木に鏡をかけて「この鏡を崇めれば五穀豊穣になる」と告げ、伊勢の大神を遥拝したのが起源とされています。 古くから「まかたさま」と呼ばれ、地域の人々に親しまれてきました。平安時代に編纂された『延喜式神名帳』にも記載されている格式高い神社です。 御祭神: 稚産霊命（わくむすびのみこと） 心願成就: 万事を結び育てる神様として、心願成就の御神徳があります。 五穀豊穣・産業発展: 日本の国造りの神、五穀の神様とされており、産業を司る神としても信仰されています。 子孫繁栄・子育て: 子どもの守り神としても知られています。境内には安産・育児の神様である木花咲耶姫（このはなのさくやひめ）を祀る子安神社もあります。 延命長寿: 境内にある樹齢1300年を超える「東日本一の大杉」は、延命長寿の御利益があるとされています。 本社と奥宮: 成田市台方に本社（本宮）があり、そこから北へ約800m離れた成田市船形に奥宮があります。 御神木の大杉: 樹齢1300年以上、高さ約40m、幹回り約8mの巨大な杉の木があり、千葉県の天然記念物に指定されています。パワースポットとしても人気です。 日月神示との関連: 境内には「天日津久（あめひつく）神社」があり、近年、岡本天明が記した「日月神示（ひふみしんじ）」との関連で注目を集めています。

(Translated by Google) Sakura Makata Shrine is a shrine located in Kaburagicho, Sakura City, about 800m southwest of Keisei Sakura Station. The old company rank was Gosha. Commonly known as Makata-sama. It is one of the 18 shrines enshrined on the south bank of Hokuso Inba Marsh, from Yachiyo City to Narita City, and is the general guardian of the Sakura Domain. Chiba Prefecture has been a hemp production area since ancient times, and the ``so'' in ``Fusanokuni'' represents hemp. Before the establishment of Shimousa Province, the Inba region was part of Inba Province, and Kunizo was sent there by the Imperial Court. Toshimitsu Ito, a member of the Kunizo clan, was appointed as the Kunizo, and our company has been enshrined by that Kunizo for generations. The name of the shrine can be read as ``A shrine of the gods celebrated by many clans in the land of hemp.'' The shrine that bears the name ``Magata Shrine'' is a fairly rare shrine that is located only around Inba in Japan. Currently, around 30 Makata shrines can be found, including 18 shrines called Makata 18 Shrines (Inba 18 Magata). In the Edo period, Toshikatsu Doi built Sakura Castle to the west of the shrine, and after becoming the lord of the castle, the shrine was not only the guardian deity of this region, but also was deeply revered by successive generations of castle lords and vassals as the god of protection of the castle grounds and overall protection of the Sakura domain, as the shrine was enshrined near the Otemon gate of the castle. The current shrine building was rebuilt after 1843 by Masayoshi Hotta, the feudal lord who served as the head of the shogunate. After the Meiji Restoration, an army regiment was stationed at the Sakura Castle ruins, and Kenji Boso, who enlisted from all over Chiba Prefecture, prayed for good fortune and longevity. The deity enshrined is ``Wakamusubi no Mikoto,'' the deity that governs silkworms, mulberries, and grains. He is said to be the child of Izanami no Mikoto, or the son of Hinokagutsuchinokami, who was born to Izanami no Mikoto. By the way, the child of Chisan Reimichi is Toyoukehimenokami, the god of agriculture who controls food and grains. It has the divine virtue of connecting and nurturing all things, and many people visit here to pray for blessings such as fulfillment in love, safe childbirth, protection of health, and business development. The large precincts of 1,235 tsubos have a main shrine, a shrine, a worship hall, and a shrine office, and four other shrines are enshrined within the precincts, including Inari Shrine. It is also surrounded by old trees and large trees, including a large ginkgo tree that is over 800 years old. The ``Reitaisai'' is held every October. The Great Mikoshi (a cultural property designated by Sakura City) is one of the largest portable shrines in use in Chiba Prefecture (with a platform wheel width of 5 shaku and 1.51 m).It is a luxurious large mikoshi that was built in 1721, in the middle of the Edo period, by calling in about 10 craftsmen from Edo, and spending 8 months and a large sum of money, about 360 ryo of gold coins at the time. Approximately 40 young parishioners (from the Kaburagi Youth Association) dressed in old-fashioned attire called Shiracho carried out the festival with chants of ``Farewell to the Myojin Festival!'' Dashi floats and shrines are pulled out from Honmachi Shinmei Shrine, Mirokucho Hachiman Shrine, and Tamachi Atago Shrine to the sound of lanterns and Sakura music, and the traditional festival of the castle town of Sakura unfolds. There are 7 floats (currently 2 floats), which were prepared in the Kanda area from the Edo period to the early Meiji period, and those wearing authentic Noh costumes such as those from Chikubujima and Ishibashi, as well as those of great valor such as Japan's Takeru and Kanu, ride on top. In Sakura, the stalls are called omisakesho because they are roof-shaped stalls where the carrying poles of shrine mikoshi are hung on the railings and sacred sake is offered to the various people. The name of the place where the shrine is located, Kaburagi, comes from the town of Kaburagi in Inba District, Shimousa Province, which was once located there. In 1889, Kaburagi Village, Sakura Town, Nabeyama Shinden, Oroja Village, and Masakado Town merged to form Sakura Town. In 1937, Sakura Town and Uchigo Village merged, and Sakura Town was re-established. In 1954, Sakura Town, Usui Town, Shizu Village, Nego Village, Yatomi Village, and Wada Village were newly established and merged, and Sakura City was established. (Original) 佐倉 麻賀多神社（さくら まかたじんじゃ）は、京成佐倉駅の南西800mほどの佐倉市鏑木町に鎮座している神社です。旧社格は郷社です。通称まかたさま。 北総印旛沼の南岸、八千代市から成田市まで18社鎮座している中の1社で佐倉藩の総鎮守です。 千葉県は古来、麻の産地であり「総国（ふさのくに）」の総は麻を表しています。 その中にある印旛地方は下総国成立以前は印旛国であり、朝廷より国造が派遣されていました。その国造に多氏の伊都許利命が就任しており、その国造が代々祀ってきたのが当社です。 神社名は「麻の国で多氏が賀す神の社」と訓読みすることができます。 「麻賀多神社」の名を冠する社は、日本国内で印旛周辺にのみ鎮座するかなり珍しい神社です。麻賀多十八社（印旛十八麻賀多）と呼ばれる18社を含め、現在は30社前後の麻賀多神社が確認できます。 江戸時代になると神社の西方に土井利勝が佐倉城を築き、その城主となってからは、当社はこの地方の氏神であるばかりではなく、城の追手門近くに鎮座する神社なので、城地鎮護・佐倉藩総鎮守の神として代々の城主・家臣に篤く崇敬されました。 現在の社殿は、天保14年（1843年）のちに幕府の老中首座を務めた藩主･堀田正睦が新たに建て替えたものです。 明治維新以降は佐倉城跡に陸軍連隊が配置され、千葉県内各地から入隊した房総健児が武運長久を祈願しました。 御祭神は、「稚産霊命（わかむすびのみこと）」で、蚕・桑・五穀などを司る神です。伊邪那美命（いざなみのみこと）の子、または、伊邪那美命の産んだ火之迦具土神（ひのかぐつちのかみ）の子とされています。 ちなみに、稚産霊命の子は、やはり農業神で食物・穀物を司る豊宇気毘売神（とようけひめのかみ）です。 万物を結び育てる御神徳があり、恋愛成就・安産子育て・健康守護・事業発展などの御利益を願う人が多く訪れます。 1,235坪の広い境内には本殿・幣殿・拝殿・社務所があり、境内神社として稲荷神社他4社を祀っています。 また、樹齢800年以上の大銀杏をはじめ古木・大樹に囲まれています。 毎年10月には「例大祭」が開催されます。 大神輿（佐倉市指定文化財）は、千葉県内で使用されている神輿では最大級（台輪巾5尺・1.51m）のもので、江戸中期の享保6年（1721年）に江戸から職人10名程を呼び、8ヶ月の月日と当時の金子約360両という大金をかけて造り上げた豪華な大神輿です。 白丁という昔ながらの服装をした氏子青年（鏑木青年会）約40名の奉仕によって「明神祭りさらば久しい」の掛け声のもと渡御され、各町内と旧佐倉地区の本町神明大神社・弥勒町八幡神社・田町愛宕神社からは万灯と佐倉囃子にのって山車・御神酒所が曳き出され、城下町佐倉の伝統ある祭りが繰り広げられます。 山車は7台（現在は2台）あり、江戸時代から明治初期にかけて神田周辺で調えられもので、竹生島・石橋等の本格能装束を着けたもの、日本武尊・関羽等の武勇たけるものが上に乗ります。 御神酒所は屋根型の屋台で、神社神輿の担ぎ棒を欄干に掛けて麻賀多様に御神酒を奉納するところから、佐倉では屋台のことを御神酒所と呼んでいます。 神社のある「鏑木（かぶらぎ）」という地名は、かつてあった下総国（しもうさのくに）の印旛郡（いんばぐん）鏑木町に由来します。 明治22年（1889年）鏑木村・佐倉町・鍋山新田・大蛇村・将門町が合併して、改めて佐倉町が発足しました。 昭和12年（1937年）佐倉町・内郷村が合併し、改めて佐倉町が発足しました。 昭和29年（1954年）佐倉町・臼井町・志津村・根郷村・弥富村・和田村が新設合併し、佐倉市が発足しました。

(Translated by Google) ​As a last resort, I visited the shrine to pray for recovery for my beloved cat, who was suffering from cancer. ​After visiting the shrine, his condition miraculously stabilized, and it felt as though the pain caused by the cancer had eased. As a result, he was not completely cured, but he overcame the pain and was able to live out his natural life peacefully due to old age. This time, I visited the shrine to give thanks. Thank you very much. (Original) ​癌を患い苦しんでいた愛猫のため、藁にもすがる思いで病気平癒の祈願に伺いました。 ​神社に参拝してからは、病状が奇跡的に安定し、癌による苦しさが和らぐように感じました。結果として病気が完治したわけではありませんが、苦痛を乗り越え、その後老衰で穏やかに天寿を全うすることができました。 今回はそのお礼参りで伺いました。本当にありがとうございました

(Translated by Google) It is said to be the main shrine of the Sakura domain and is located very close to Sakura Castle. The grounds are small, but when I visited there was some kind of event going on ☺ It's a venue for events... You can see that it's a shrine that is loved and revered by the local people. (Original) 佐倉藩の総鎮守とのことで佐倉城のすぐ近くに鎮座されています こぢんまりとした境内ですが小職が参拝したときにはなにやらイベントをしてましたね～☺ イベントなんかの会場になるってー 地域の方々に親しみをもって敬われている神社であることがわかりますよね

(Translated by Google) This is Magata Shrine in Sakura. The only goshuin available was a pre-written one. There are many different types, so it might be fun to choose one. (Original) 佐倉の麻賀多神社になります。御朱印は書き置きのみでした。色々な種類があるので選ぶのも楽しミカもしれません。

(Translated by Google) It's about a 15-minute walk from both JR Sakura Station and Keisei Sakura Station. For those arriving by car, there's a parking lot along Route 296 that can accommodate about 15 cars. This shrine, the main guardian deity of the former Sakura domain, has long been affectionately known as "Makatasama," and there are about 18 Magata shrines in the surrounding area. The grounds are small, but you'll find cats and large votive plaques of cute girls on display. In addition, Fukurokuju, one of the Sakura Seven Lucky Gods, is enshrined to the right of the main shrine, and Ebisu to the left. This historic shrine is definitely worth stopping by if you're in Sakura. (Original) JR佐倉駅、京成佐倉駅の両駅から徒歩で１５分前後です。 車で行く方は２９６号沿いに、１５台ほどの駐車場も完備しています。 旧佐倉藩の総鎮守で、古くから「まかたさま」と親しまれてきた神社で、周辺には18ほどの麻賀多神社があります。 境内はこぢんまりとしていますが、猫ちゃんがいたり、かわいい女の子の大きな絵馬が飾られていたり・・・ 更に、本殿の右側には佐倉七福神の「福禄寿さま」左側には「恵比寿さま」が祀られています。 歴史のある神社なので、佐倉に来た際は是非立ち寄ってみてください。

Good place to do morning shopping. Variety of seafood and display of tuna cutting. Closed on Wednesday and Sunday. You must be visit early in the morning, most of the shops closed before 10am .Try some sushi in near restaurant.

great place to spend the morning, browsing and eating.

(Translated by Google) Local lifestyle. The market looks quiet. There should be a lot of people. In the shop, the shop owner provides impressive service, bringing tea for us to drink, and taking us to the entrance of the main road. Because we traveled by taxi, we intended to find this place without seriously thinking about the return trip. When we reached the main road, they pointed us to the bus station again. If they could increase the charm of local food, bringing fresh fish and shellfish for sale, and trimming the meat to taste, it would be great. local people's way The market looks quiet. It should be crowded. In the shop, the shop owner provides impressive service. Bring tea to drink. Come out and deliver to the mouth of the main road. Because our journey came by taxi. Intentionally came to see this place. without seriously thinking about returning The main road points the way to the bus station again. If there is an increase in the charm of local food, bring fresh fish and fresh shellfish for sale. Cut the meat and taste delicious. That would be great. (Original) Local lifestyle. The market looks quiet. There should be a lot of people. In the shop, the shop owner provides impressive service, bringing tea for us to drink, and taking us to the entrance of the main road. Because we traveled by taxi, we intended to find this place without seriously thinking about the return trip. When we reached the main road, they pointed us to the bus station again. If they could increase the charm of local food, bringing fresh fish and shellfish for sale, and trimming the meat to taste, it would be great. วิถีคนท้องถิ่น ตลาดดูเงียบเหงา ควรจะมีผู้คนพลุกพล่าน ในร้านค้ามีเจ้าของร้านให้บริการประทับใจ นำชามาให้ดื่ม ออกมาส่งถึงปากทางถนนใหญ่ เพราะการเดินทางมาของเราโดยเท็กซี่ ตั้งใจมาพบกับสถานที่นี้ โดยไม่ได้คิดเรื่องการเดินทางกลับอย่างจริงจัง ถึงถนนใหญ่ชี้ทางไปสถานีรถบัสอีกครั้ง หากมีการเพิ่มเสน่อาหารท้องถิ่น นำปลาสด หอยสด มาวางจำหน่าย ตัดแต่งเนื้อชิมรสชาตอร่อย ก็จะเยี่ยมมาก

(Translated by Google) It's the closest market to my hometown, which I went to several times when I was a child, and it's about a 25-minute drive. In the past, there weren't many places where you could buy big bags of sweets like Machioka, so I was really looking forward to coming here and buying big bags of sweets and fish. This time I moved and came back nearby, so I visited for the first time in several decades since I went there as a child. April 22nd is the event day. The function as a wholesale market will be relocated to Tenjinmine in Narita in 2022 as the Narita Public Wholesale Market, and the Kotsunomori Market will be abolished...? I thought so, but the outside market remained! The newly opened public market is quite far from my hometown even though it's in Narita city, so I'm really grateful that the market remained here, even just for the outside market. I went there for the first time in a while and it was pretty good, to be honest, it was pretty good, so I think this will be a place I want to go to regularly when there are events going on. I'm thinking of going again next month. The photo shows the fish, meat, and dried food that we purchased this time. Although I can't show it in the photo, I also bought a large bag of sweets. I didn't buy the pork tenderloin in the foreground of the photo, but my daughter bought it at a rattling lottery event (limited to 2 per person) where you can collect stamps of 1,500 yen from 3 stores and receive stamps for purchases of 500 yen or more at one store. I lost the tissue the first time, but I got it right the second time. The other photo is of a Pegasus candy that my daughter bought at Komi-chan's candy shop. 2024/3/9 event day My daughter won a lottery while shopping at the market, and this time she won another set of nerimono and other items. This is the third time I've won a cleaning kit at the end of the year. It's really amazing. (Original) 子供の頃に何回か行った地元から一番近い市場で車で約25分。 昔はまちおかのようなお菓子が大袋で買える場所は少なかったので、ここに来て大袋のお菓子やお魚を買うのが本当に楽しみでした。 今回は引っ越しして近くに戻ってきたので子供の頃に行った以来数十年ぶりに訪れました。 4/22はイベント開催デー。 卸売市場としての機能は2022年に同じ成田の天神峰に成田公設卸売市場として移転して公津の杜市場は廃止かな・・？と思いましたが、場外市場は残りましたね！ 新たに出来た公設市場は同じ成田市内でも地元からだと結構遠いので、場外市場だけでもこの場所に残ってくれたのは本当にありがたいです。 今回久し振りに行ってかなり良かった、本音は相当良かったので、今後もイベントがある時などには定期的に行きたい場所になりますね。 早速、来月も行こうかなと。 写真は今回購入した魚、肉、乾物。 写真には載せませんがお菓子の大袋も買っています。 写真手前の豚ヒレ肉は買ったのではなく、1店舗￥500以上を買うと貰えるスタンプを3店舗分￥1500貯めて出来るガラガラ抽選イベント（お一人様2回まで）、で娘がガラガラして1回目はハズレのティッシュ、2回目で見事に当てましたよ。 もう一枚の写真は出店していたこみちゃんのあめ細工店で娘が購入した、ペガサスの飴。 2024/3/9 イベントデー 市場で買い物して娘が福引しましたが、今回もまたまた練り物他のセットを当てました。 年末もお掃除セットを当ててこれで3回目。 本当に凄いわ。

(Translated by Google) A lot of local business people are coming! Anyone who says it's not fresh is a poor judge. Unsold or half-finished items are cheaper, so they are extremely reasonable. The items on sale at the front have been cleaned and fresh! (Original) 近郊の商売人が大勢やってきます！新鮮で無いなんて言う人は目利きの悪い人。売れ残りや半端ものは、その分安くなっているので超リーズナブル。前面に売り出してるものは綺麗に処理して新鮮です！

(Translated by Google) I went early in the morning for the first time😀 It's more expensive than the supermarket, but you can buy good things. It was a shame that the response was so poor since it was a general issue. I had a limited edition seafood bowl in the morning 🤤 (Original) 初めて朝早く行って来ました😀 スーパーより割高ですが良い物が買えます。 一般なので対応がいまいちだったのが残念でした。 朝から限定の海鮮丼頂きました🤤

(Translated by Google) Narita Market is a market where even the general public can shop. It is open to the public every Saturday. Fun events are held on the second and fourth Saturdays. On the fourth exciting Thanksgiving Day, there is a tuna cutting demonstration and sale. A block of lean meat is sold for 1,000 yen, and fatty tuna for 1,500 yen, and people line up. After the sale, there is a rock-paper-scissors tournament to compete for the head, nakaochi, and kama. Please abide by the rules when participating. Note that even if you win, you will not get the tuna for free, you will just be given the right to purchase it for 1,000 yen. (Original) 成田市場は一般の消費者でも買い物できる市場です。毎週土曜は一般開放日。 第二・第四土曜は楽しいイベント開催。第四のわくわく感謝デーでは、マグロの解体実演販売あり。一柵赤身1000円トロ1500円で販売され、列ができます。販売終了後は、頭、中落ち、カマの争奪じゃんけん大会です。ルールを守って参加ください。なお、勝っても無料ではなく1000円で購入できる権利が貰えるだけです。

Great place to learn

(Translated by Google) This museum focuses on the so-called Sanrizuka Struggle that accompanied the opening of Narita Airport. Materials on the farming that took place here before the construction of Narita Airport, the history of postwar development, trends in Japan from the 1960s to 1970s, the anti-Narita Airport protests, the control tower occupation incident, and the subsequent opening of the airport are on display. Helmets and Molotov cocktails used by the Atsuta faction of the opposition alliance are also on display. The staff are retired employees of Narita Airport, and they will give you detailed information if you ask them. If you go to the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences with children, they will get very bored, so it may be better to go here as adults only. (Original) 成田空港開港に伴ういわゆる三里塚闘争をテーマとした資料館です。 成田空港建設前にこの地で営まれていた農業や戦後開拓の歴史、60年代から70年代における日本の流行、成田空港反対闘争の様子や管制塔占拠事件、その後の空港開港などに関する資料が展示されています。 反対同盟熱田派が使用していたヘルメットや火炎瓶なども展示されています。 職員の方は成田空港を定年退職された方々で、質問すると色々と詳しく教えてくれますよ。 航空科学博物館に子供と行ってここに行くと子供はかなり退屈するので大人だけで行くのがよいかもしれません。

(Translated by Google) It's located on the same grounds as the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences. Admission is free. There was opposition to another proposed site in Chiba, and so the Narita site, which at the time had a lot of government-owned land, was chosen for the construction. Well, I suppose that's what was to come, but when the decision is made before the local residents are informed, it's only natural that they'd be angry. I thought I had gained some knowledge from YouTube, but I learned a lot again. There were some people who came with their children after the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences, but they weren't interested at all and it was very noisy. It must be tough on kids... (Original) 航空科学博物館と同じ敷地内に併設。入館無料。千葉の別の候補地で反対運動が起こり、そこで当時国有地が多かったこの成田の地を建設地に決定した。まぁ、そうなるよね、とは思う部分はあるけど、住民へ伝える前に決定されたとなると、それはキレるのは当然でしょう。YouTubeである程度知識を得ていたつもりではあったが、改めて勉強になることは多かったです。 航空科学博物館の流れで子連れで来訪する人たちがいましたが、全然興味を持たずに凄く賑やかでした。子どもには厳しいでしょ、、、。

(Translated by Google) This museum is located on the grounds of the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences. It is interesting to see the history of the area from before the construction of Narita Airport to the present. I learned a lot from learning that despite its unfortunate past, it has developed into an international airport in the last 50 years. Unlike the museum next door, there are not many people, so you can take your time looking around. Admission is free. (Original) 航空科学博物館の敷地内にある資料館。成田空港空港を巡る建設前から現在までのこの地の歴史が展示されており興味深い。過去不幸な生い立ちがありながら50年近く経ち国際空港として発展したことを知り勉強になった。隣の博物館と違いあまり人もいないのでゆったりと観れる。入場無料。

(Translated by Google) I didn't have time to look around properly the first time, so I returned. It was early July, and since it was a weekday, I was the only one there, so a staff member spoke to me and explained things to me. It was great to learn about the tragic history behind the construction of Japan's leading international airport. Why Narita? The reasons why supporters and opponents were divided, and the anguish and feelings each side carried. It was very clear how a war-like conflict broke out between the residents and the public corporation. I was moved to tears at the end when I saw the panels showing how the long conflict ended, reconciliation progressed, and how Narita is now coexisting with each other and building a bright future. This is a history museum that should be seen by as many people as possible, not just those who love airplanes and Narita Airport. There is a very easy-to-understand manga summarizing this history in the Asahi Lounge (Reference Room), so I also recommend it. (Original) １度目はゆっくり見られなかったので、改めて再訪。 ７月の初旬、平日のせいか私しかおらず、職員さんが声をかけて下さり、解説してくださいました。 日本を代表するこの国際空港が建設されるにあたり、こんなにも壮絶な過去があった事、その経緯を知れて良かったです。 何故、成田だったのか？ 反対派と賛成派が分裂してしまった理由、それぞれが抱える苦悩と想い。 まるで戦争のような争いが、住民と公団の間で起きてしまった経緯がとても良く分かります。 長い争いが終わり、和解も進み、そして現在の成田が互いに共生して明るい未来を築いているパネルを見て、最後はちょっとうるっときてしました。 飛行機や成田空港が大好きな人はもちろんのこと、多くの方に見ていただきたい歴史館だと思います。 『朝日のラウンジ（資料室）』に、この歴史をまとめたとても分かりやすい漫画がありますので、こちらもおすすめします。

(Translated by Google) Shoes are not allowed inside, so we changed into slippers. The Museum of Aeronautical Sciences is crowded with tourists, but this one is free and even though it was a long weekend, there were only a few people there. There were exhibits of materials related to various events that have happened in the past, which was worth seeing. (Original) 中は土足禁止なのでスリッパに履き替えます。 航空科学博物館は観光客で混雑していますがこちらは無料で連休中にも関わらず数名程度しかいませんでした。過去に起きた様々な出来事などの資料が展示してあり見応えがありました。

(Translated by Google) This is located on the grounds of the Museum of Aeronautical Sciences, but it is an independent facility that can be visited for free. The Narita Struggle... For me, who is 60 years old, it was a scene of domestic turmoil in my childhood... However, according to the materials in this museum, the history behind the Narita Struggle begins with understanding the feelings of the so-called pioneers, especially those who transplanted residents and developed the area immediately after the war. Then, in 1966 (when I was 2 years old), amid economic growth, the strain on Haneda Airport, and the prospect of a future international community, the airport plan, of which there were several proposals, suddenly fell on this land... Now, with three victims born and many other conditions in place, such as the government's promise not to use the Land Expropriation Act, the airport is operating almost normally, and the division between those in favor and those against has almost completely disappeared within the area, and coexistence is close to perfect, created by everyone in the area... The museum teaches us about the history up to that point in an easy-to-understand exhibit. In today's world, even the media, including political matters, tends to incite division, along with the internet society. Division may be inevitable as a social phenomenon, but we will have a tough road to coexistence. It will take time. But can we, the people and citizens of our nation, as parties involved in the division, reach coexistence without making some sacrifices along the way? By learning about the history of our ancestors' struggles, I feel we may be able to find clues and a path to overcoming modern-day division. (Original) ここは航空科学博物館の敷地にありますが、独立した施設で無料で見学できます。 成田闘争…還暦の私にとっては子ども時分にあった国内の混乱の一場面… でも、この館内の資料によれば、成田闘争の背景には、特に戦後直後からの住民移植と地域開拓の、いわゆるパイオニアの人たちの気持ちを理解するところから、歴史が始まります。そして、経済成長、羽田空港の逼迫、後の国際社会への展望の中で、1966年(私は２歳)、複数案あった空港計画が、突然のようにこの地へ降りそそぐ… 今、３人も生まれた犠牲者、土地収用法の運用は行わないという政府側の約束など幾多の条件整備のもとで、ほぼ正常に空港が運用され、地域内には、今や賛成と反対の分断はほぼ100%消えて、共生も完全に近い状態で、地域のみんなで創り上げられた… そこまでの歴史を具に、分かりやすい展示で教えてくれます。 現代の世の中、政治的なことを含めてメディアまでもが、ネット社会ともに分断を煽る傾向にあります。分断は一つの社会現象としてどうしても起こってしまうことかもしれませんが、共生に至るまで、なかなか厳しい道のりが待っている。時間もかかる。 でも、生活者である国民・市民が少しでもその道のりで犠牲を生まずして、分断当事者として共生までに辿り着くのか？？ 先人たちの、総じて苦労してきた歴史を知ることで、現代の分断を乗り越えていく道すじ、ヒントが見つかりそうな気がします。

Great stay if you’re needing a place for the night before or after your flight. Hosts were very accommodating, and the place felt very clean. Very cute and comfortable spot. We booked the private room with the bathroom and it was perfect! Very spacious with a traditional feel. Would stay again

Lovely Japanese style room. The floor was very clean, i can almost see the reflection of me hahah There was a washing machine which was very convenient. The location is very nice too, near to train station and Narita Airport. Will definitely be back here again if we land in Narita in the future.

I was a bit concerned about digital check in with code, as I didn’t get the email before hand but I did that via Line once I arrived and it was super easy, within 10 min we got in to the room. It’s super close to Narita station, temple, restaurants shopping and supermarket. Tatami room beds are good with wifi/ac and there are extra pillows in the basket if you need. Facilities are clean and a big common area which smells good with a soft music at the background. We definitely would book again if we have a transit at Narita airport.

Despite the limited space, it has been designed with wonderful interior architecture. The shower and toilet were very clean. I also really liked the warnings about not wearing shoes inside the facility. It impressed me because this is also taken into consideration in my own culture.

This is such a fantastic guesthouse for airport travellers. Narita is also extremely underrated as a tourist spot and the guesthouse would be a great place to spend a couple of nights as a base for exploring the Narita-san complex and varied Omotesando offerings. I stayed in a private traditional style room with a separate shower, toilet and a really huge futon room that could comfortably fit three. The air con was great for the summer heat. The common room was spotless and the self check-in procedure was convenient to follow. I didn't meet any staff personally but they are doing a great job. I would love to come back and stay again.

Only stayed one night to acclimate after landing. Hard mats on the floor but otherwise clean and convenient. They had a hair straightener!!

Amazing location, super clean, so comfy. Not a party place at all so if you’re loud go somewhere else. So tranquil

Great that they have set sushi menu as well as individual sushi for your specific cravings! The store accepts Apple Pay 💰 They also can help to split the bills up, just let them know before ordering. Sushi are thick in cuts and fresh! There is an option to opt out of the wasabi if you can’t take spicy. There are special offerings on the white board, but it is in Japanese. My tuna skewer with leak was from the whiteboard menu!

A sushi place with pretty good flavor — the fish was fresh, and the otoro and egg were the best. The prices might seem a bit high at first, but the sushi pieces are large with generous cuts of fish, so it’s worth it. Definitely worth a visit for anyone who loves sushi and sashimi.

I’ve been a sushi lover my entire adult life but this was my very first taste of sushi in Japan. I always hoped this first experience would be epic and I’d have to give this one an Epic Plus! Maybe it tasted so good and fresh because I spent the last month eating delicious street food in Thailand and Vietnam and sushi felt like a new taste sensation on my palette. But the taste of freshness is unmistakable and the entire staff became a part of my experience. Bravo to one and all! If you have a long layover at Narita Airport like I did, a great sushi experience is just one train stop away!

I got a combination sushi plate and a sake, and it was all marvelous. I think I could not have found a better place to have sushi in Japan for the first time as a solo traveler who was starving and tired after a long flight. Fantastic quality at a good price, and it felt rather fancy yet still casual. The sushi chef was very friendly despite me being a rather clueless first timer in Japan.

The best sushi dinner I've ever had, especially in Japan! The experience is very authentic Japanese, I recommend it to everyone. The employees are super nice!

Do sit at the counter and enjoy the fresh sushi from the very welcoming and friendly sushi chefs. Each piece was very generous and melting in my mouth (try the flounder fin!). My place to go once I am back in Narita

Wow! I live in America & Also Bangkok Thailand. I’m a Foodie. We just ate Top Quality Michelin Rated Sushi spots in Toyko, Kyoto & Osaka. This is hands down the Best Sushi In Japan! Amazing! This place is absolutely Next Level & prices are Awesome! This is The Best sushi I Have Ever Had In My Life!

Big store with a lot of different kinds of products. It’s one big floor not multiples and seems to have worse variety of products and less interesting products compared to the ones in Tokyo. There’s also a lot less people so no crowing issue compared to the ones in Tokyo.

Fun place to shop before or after a flight. It’s huge and has pretty much everything from snacks and souvenirs to cosmetics and electronics. Prices are good and you can find lots of unique items to bring home. It’s open late so it’s super convenient if you’re short on time. Can get a bit overwhelming because of how packed it is but that’s part of the Don Quijote experience.

Mega Don Quijote Narita is a large store offering a wide variety of products. With a single-floor layout, shopping is convenient, and carts can be used throughout the store. However, some items are not always restocked, so certain products might be unavailable. A separate counter for tax refunds is available, adding to the overall convenience for travelers.

Opening hours untill 3 AM, amazing and great choice od japanese whisky as well as all you need stuff

GREAT staff. AMAZING store stocked with all my TikTok suggestions of J&K beauty items. I basically bought everything and I love all my new products. I believe this location is Open 24hours and adjacent to the AEON mall. You might need to do a few trips because the store is big and there is a lot to see and buy.

The outside counter staffs are cool and helpful. But only one thing here at the cashier. This staff is racist and rude through his action. Didn’t put the high value wallet into the fabric cover, instead he just grabbed and tossed the whole thing wildly in the paper bag!? Then he forgets something and took my bag again just to search for what he’s looking for. His name is くらむら

Opens in late hours perfect for shopping after the Aeon Mall nearby has closed. Equipped with its own tax free counter makes the whole process a lot more smoother. This big store allows you to shop from personal skincare favourites, food and snacks, medicines, electronics, travel and home goods, toys and decorations etc.

We picked this traditional Japanese style ryoken for our last night in Japan based on its location. We were not disappointed, the location was very convenient, and the view was stunning. We didn't realize the street it was on was also very traditional, which was a very pleasant surprise. The onsen was a wonderful experience. Would highly recommend if you want to experience a traditional Japanese style room.

I just stayed here with some friends and cannot recommend this place enough. The staff were extremely professional and friendly and always were always seemingly ready to help us with anything we needed. The dinner was delicious and the view from our room was great! I will be staying here again during my next trip to japan! loved it here.

Excellent stay on our last day before departing Japan. My only mild complaint is we arrived at 630pm, included dinner service ends at 7pm. We called while on the uber to tell them know we are coming and could we please have dinner. They don’t accommodate this request. I guess in this case Japanese strict rule following trumps hospitality. As far as I know we paid the same for the stay even without the dinner, which we had to get outside. The location is quite a hike from the train station so there isn’t even a combini nearby. We ate breakfast which was delicious. The onsen is small but lovely. There is a hotel shuttle to the airport but the last one offered is at 10am at checkout.

I had left my personal items behind and I had already left the country. After emailing their staff, they were able to send it to a hotel that my friend is staying at. I am very grateful for the staff who were kind who coordinated with me. In terms of the rooms, it is traditional and had a lot of amenities. I enjoyed my stay very much. It was my first time going into a public bath. It was very clean and well kept. The location of this hotel is next to the Naritasan Park. I highly recommend walking there. They also provide a shuttle to Narita Station where you can take the train to the Narita Airport.

A simple and unassuming ryokan tucked away at the end of main street. Our room was a bit dark but cozy nonetheless and had a great view of the temples across. Food was delicious! We had two wonderful traditional Japanese meals in the dining room. The ladies serving them were super sweet. Onsen was great. Not sure if the water was from an actual natural source but it was hot and soothing. Be aware that some of the rooms don’t have showers so this would be your only bathing option. Otherwise make sure you pick a room with showers if you’re not comfortable bathing around others. Location is a bit far from train station (18min walk). If you’re only staying 1 night, it might be worth it to store your luggage in the coin lockers by the train station. Otherwise be prepared to drag your laughed for quite a bit. One small thing I didn’t like so much was that the 2nd floor had a smokers lounge so I could detect a hint of smoke smell (but also I’m extremely sensitive to smells). If this bothers you at all, I’d recommend booking a room on the 3rd floor.

This is a perfect choice for a city-located ryokan. The onsen is in its traditional style and operates all day long. Tha staffs are extraordinarily kind. Dinner and breakfast menu is geniunely japan-styled, it might be disliked by those not familiar with. Strongly recemmend to everyone

The staff was incredibly courteous and allowed us to drop off our luggage early before check in and by the time we got there to check in it was waiting in our room upstairs. Dinner is very traditional served fresh and the lady serving us was something else I swear she never stopped running she was serving 3 tables and it felt like I had personal service she was that on top of everything from towels to drinks she didn't disappoint. The hotel is located next to a lot of little shops but they all close kinda early by western standards between 5 and 6 pm but it's still enjoyable to stroll through. Also an amazing temple is literally across the street providing a spectacular view.

For a large international airport with early flights to not have any open cafe or restaurant to get at least a coffee is ridiculous. Earliest opening cafe/restaurant is 7am. Go to any other major airport and they’re open at 4am. Also, quite depressing children area.

Narita express is my preferred way to travel between Tokyo and Narita Airport. The travel time from Tokyo Station to Narita Airport Terminal 1 station is almost 1 hour with a cost of 3,070 yen for reserved seat. The only challenge might be find the right ticket machine in the huge Tokyo Station.

TIP: If you are headed to Ueno take the Keisei Skyliner instead, it will get you directly to that district. NE'X is a very convenient and comfortable transport that will take you to the Narita Airport. Green car is also a nice upgrade that's not that much more expensive than the base fare. However, ticket purchasing experience is far from perfect. They should modernize their process so that one could board the train by using the QR code at the gates, similar to how it's done on the Shinkansen lines. Having to pick up a physical ticket at the machine is a step that anyone rushing for the airport would prefer to avoid - one cannot predict how many people will be queueing for the machine.

The line ends in a world of skyward movement: soaring walkways, duty-free scents, and the hush of engines waiting beyond the windows 🌍✨. Terminal 1 breathes possibility — a place where stories begin, end, and circle back again under the vast international sky. Tourist Tip: JR gates sit deeper inside the terminal — follow signs closely 🧭

Navigating through Narita Airport today was more frustrating than usual. As a sitting passenger, I couldn't help but feel uncomfortable with the rigid rules and lack of consideration for passengers like myself and my friend, who has a disability and a baby. It's disappointing that an airport of this caliber doesn't have a priority lane, especially for those who need it most. The check-in attendant's attitude only added to the tension. Their dismissive tone and refusal to acknowledge reasonable requests left me feeling disrespected and unheard. Customer service should be a top priority, but it seems lacking in this situation. Then there's the handbag weight rule, which just seems unnecessary. While I understand the need for weight limits on checked luggage, extending it to handbags feels arbitrary and inconvenient. The fact that other countries don't enforce such rules only adds to the frustration. The proposed solution of transferring items from my handbag to checked baggage doesn't make much sense either. It doesn't change the weight distribution on the plane, so why bother? And on top of that, laptops aren't even allowed in checked baggage due to safety concerns. Overall, the experience at Narita Airport today has left me feeling disheartened. Despite its modern amenities, the lack of consideration for passengers' comfort and the inconsistency with international norms detracts from its reputation as a world-class facility. There's definitely room for improvement in terms of staff training and flexibility with rules to ensure a smoother and more pleasant travel experience for everyone. FYI, I am flying Zipair

The female staff working at the airport’s X-ray checkpoints often appear to have rather stern expressions, which is unfortunate, as it somewhat detracts from the good memories people may have of Japan.

It is a nice clean airport with plenty of restaurants and shopping. Easy to get around from the Narita Express Train exit. Clean bathrooms. Two sides - a North and South. Quick electronic checkin for airlines. My wife a little upset however because there were no Snickers or M&M's available in the duty free shop!

The train is fast. For tourists it’s little hard to figure out how to buy tickets with cash/coins.

It's a classic station with a modern touch. Not too big, just the right size for transit.

Narita Station is served by the Narita Line, and is located 13.1 kilometers (8.1 mi) from the terminus of line at Sakura Station and 68.5 kilometers (42.6 mi) from Tokyo Station. Narita Station has a single side platform and two island platforms, connected to the station building though footbridges to a common concourse. Track 4 is not served by a platform, and is used by non-stop Narita Express and Ayame limited express services. The station has a Midori no Madoguchi staffed ticket office. Platforms 1 ■ Narita Line for Chiba and Tokyo (via JO Sōbu Line. (Rapid) some trains for Narita Airport 2 ■ Narita Line for Chiba and Tokyo (via JO Sōbu Line (Rapid) some trains for Chōshi 3 ■ Narita Line for Narita Airport and Kashimajingū some trains for Chiba and Tokyo (via JO Sōbu Line (Rapid) 5 ■ Narita Line for Chōshi, Kashimajingū and Narita Airport some trains for Chiba and Tokyo (via JO Sōbu Line (Rapid) some trains for Abiko, Ueno, Tokyo and Shinagawa (via JJ Jōban Line (Rapid) and Ueno–Tokyo Line) 6 ■ Narita Line (Abiko Branch Line) for Abiko, Ueno, Tokyo and Shinagawa (via JJ Jōban Line (Rapid) and Ueno–Tokyo Line)

Narita glows with the spirit of pilgrimage — Naritasan’s lanterns, incense drifting through wooded paths, and old merchant houses lining Omotesandō 🌿⛩️. A station steeped in cultural warmth and timeless movement. Tourist Tip: Visit Naritasan Shinshoji; allow time for the long approach 🐾

This is a rather old style train station. When I came down from the Narita Temple 成田山新勝寺表參道 , I usually wait for the hotel shuttle bus here. Most of the Narita Airport hotels have shuttle buses stops here . it's easy to get around the city .

Foreign visitors always mistaken this to be the station for Narita airport but it’s not. This is a JR Line station in the heart of Narita City.

Busy station. Easy access to rail lines connected to Narita. Coin locker available.

Good and large observation deck. You can see planes taking off and landing not far in front of you, but some building structures obstruct the view of the entire approach and landing or takeoff. There is a tight grid fence around the area so it is difficult to get a clear picture with your camera, but they have a few cutouts in the fence to allow your camera to fit even if it has a large lens. There is some seating. If you go up the escalators from the north wing, and come across a sign that shows the observation deck closed in the far north area, you are in the wrong spot. Look on maps for the actual location on the 5th floor by the food court.

Great view of planes landing and taking off! There are benches and small fence openings, allowing the use of telephoto camera lens. There is a nice sushi restaurant (Kaisen Misakiko) near the observation deck. If you still craving for sushi before departure, this restaurant offer conveyor belt sushi. The sushi was not bad for the location.

You can watch many aircrafts from here, mainly from the Star Alliance airlines. The good part is that if you have a reflex camera there's few parts in the fence where you can stick it out so there won't be any obstruction within your sights.

There are plenty of seats. There is food court, Lawson and vending machines nearby. We usually get ice cream and enjoy the view.

1.Cathay Pacific Airbus A350-1000

There were almost no planes. I sincerely hope that it will become a terminal where many ANA planes come and go as soon as possible.

Back in the day many airports had observation decks that anyone could to view planes coming in and go out. This is one of the last free ones remaining in the world. I’m surprised that many people didn’t know about this. I had a few hours and I walked around the deck and took a nap under the sun which was very peaceful.

A great place to get to know and appreciate Japanese history. While most of the written explanations are in Japaneaw, visitors can download an app to listen to English audio guide for the items in the museum. The dioramas that depict various events are awesome. They really pay attention to the details. They bring to mind imaginations on life in the past. The entrance is a short hike from the main street. I would recommend to have luggages deposit e.g. at coin lockers at keisei sakura for those who walk to the museum. For my case, the museum staff helped us depositing our luggages in the museum upon entry.

Beautiful museum, if you want to be adventurous you can try squatting toilets there but they have regular toilets too. Incredibly nice staff, they have school experience there, lady there was super nice and explained for us how school used to look. You can also try calligraphy there.

What an incredible museum. Extensively covers the rich history of Japan with some truly amazing displays. The dioramas are a sight to behold. Cheap entry price too. Check it out!!

This museum goes into depth of all the history of Japan. From how it was inhabited by humans, to modern day. As a history fan, this was by far the best museum throughout my entire trip. It's so huge, you will be there from open to vlose. It also has audio in multiple languages, so definitely bring headphones. And it has great souvenirs and a cafe. Also it's wasn't packed, so you can go at your own pace to learn and absorb the history.

Massive museum, probably the best in the entire country. The history of Japan is presented through themes, beautiful dioramas and figures. Few signs in English, and escapes from the usual subjects, but still has a section about the war and the consequences. No idea why it's not advertised for foreign tours. It's close to Narita airport, and easily reached by public transportation, also from Tokyo (but it's a long journey). Running you can see it in two to three hours. Really looking at it, you're gonna be there for the opening time. Pavillion Five (Meiji restoration) is close till 2026.

Detailed and expansive museum of Japanese History, beginning thousands of years ago and running up to about 1980. Can be enjoyed by non-Japanese, but seems to be directed mainly at a domestic audience. I was there on a Wednesday in October 2025 and I didn’t see any non-Japanese visitors - I was the only one! Lots of school groups fill up the place. Limited English documentation but it was good enough, although I already have a pretty good knowledge of Japanese history. The exhibits are numerous and well organized, it’s a very interesting museum in this small town not that far from Narita Airport. If fate finds you here, it’s not a bad choice at all to spend 2-3 hours. There are other local attractions that could even fill out a whole day.

Really good museum. The kimono special exhibit was great too. Easily 2-4 hours, if you enjoy looking through all the exhibits. Plus there's a garden,Park, and sakura castle ruins right next door.

It's a simple but nice place to visit. You must visit when it's season time.

Great view of planes taking off. The bigger planes don't take off as fast and you can get great views of them. 10/10

Good Sakura viewing spot. Spacious parking

Again, great place to see planes. Lots of --mostly middle aged men--with large cameras. Families with small children and dogs should be careful because some of them don't like noise. But some are very friendly and they know alot about planes!

Great for aircraft photography!

This is the place you can see the plane departing and landing

Best place to watch and take pictures of planes if you are into that, lots of people taking picnics as well during Sakura Season

The Three-Story Pagoda at Naritasan Shinshoji Standing before the Three-Story Pagoda, I felt as if I was looking not only at a religious monument but also at a jewel box of Japanese architectural mastery from the Edo period. Originally built in 1712, the pagoda has survived more than three centuries, carrying with it the devotion, artistry, and symbolism of a time when Buddhist architecture was at its most vibrant. It is officially designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan, and it is easy to see why. Architecturally, the pagoda embodies the perfection of Edo craftsmanship. Each of its three stories narrows elegantly as they ascend, a rhythm of proportion and balance that makes the tall structure feel both monumental and graceful. The rooflines are built in the irimoya style (hip-and-gable), their sweeping curves accentuated by meticulously arranged tiles. Rising from the very top is the sōrin, the bronze spire that symbolizes the axis of the universe in Buddhist cosmology. Its segmented rings represent the stages of enlightenment, a constant reminder of the spiritual purpose behind the architectural grandeur. What makes this pagoda especially captivating is its ornamentation. Unlike some plainer Zen structures, this pagoda bursts with color and detail, reflecting the ornate taste of the Tokugawa era. The brackets and eaves are decorated with intricate carvings of mythical beasts—dragons, lions, phoenixes—guardians of sacred space. Painted clouds and wave patterns swirl under the eaves, giving the sense that the building itself floats between heaven and earth. Gilded accents catch the sunlight, making the structure shimmer like a treasure chest. Historically, pagodas in Japan were built as reliquaries, symbolic towers that enshrined sacred texts or relics of the Buddha. While this particular pagoda is more symbolic than functional, it stands as a representation of the Buddhist universe—each tier reflecting elements of earth, water, fire, wind, and space. Its presence within the Naritasan complex emphasizes the temple’s long-standing role as a spiritual center since its founding in 940 CE. In its position beside the Great Main Hall, the Three-Story Pagoda feels like a counterpoint—while the Main Hall is solemn and massive, the pagoda is vibrant and expressive. Walking around it, I was struck by how it harmonized with the larger temple grounds while still drawing attention as a masterpiece on its own. It is not just a building; it is a sermon in wood, lacquer, and gold. On a personal level, I found myself imagining the artisans who built and repainted it across centuries. Their brushstrokes, chisels, and gold leaf applications remain alive in this structure, whispering across time. To stand before it is to witness the endurance of faith and beauty, a fusion of architecture and spirituality that has survived wars, earthquakes, and countless generations of change.

A quiet and enchanting temple grounds, lots to look at and absorb. The space felt sacred, wasn't busy, very beautiful place to be and will return.

Quite big temple and a nice park next to it. Beautiful and peaceful, a walking street near by with plenty choice of restaurants. Can plan 1-2 hours sightseeing here and lunch or dinner. Last minute tourist stuff before flying out from Narita airport.

Excellent must visit so nice so amazing interesting so peaceful Great atmosphere

Such a nice attraction , just 15 mins walk from Narita station. Just walk follow the shop line Omotesando street all the way to the temple. It is one of the best known temples in the Kanto region, dedicated to UNMOVED WISDOM KING 🤴, often called a FIRE GOD 🔥, he is associated with fire rituals. Environment : As you know cleanliness is part of Japanese culture, Most first-time visitors to Japan are struck by how clean the country is, I visit Japan so many times and I’m still impressed with their cleanliness. Food : Food is awesome and affordable. While walking to Naritasan temple please try their Matcha ice cream 🍦and grilled eel, the taste is awesome !! People : Most of them are genuinely friendly even though there is a communication barrier, but don’t worry try google translate 👍🏼 Other than that : Just bring some cash, they also have preloved shop that requires cash only, the price is more more cheaper.

This wonderful gem is always a favorite place for me to go on my layovers! I walk about 8 miles through stunning emerald rice fields to the “Stairway to Heaven”, literally as it goes through the packed Japanese cemetery onto the back of the Temple grounds. I then spend some time at the pond pagoda feeding the turtles and coy before meandering the grounds towards the entrance. I’ve been walking this path more than 10 years.

This is a really nice and beautiful place! We had a couple of hours to kill in Narita, so we decided to visit here. The walk from JR Narita Station it the temple is a really nice walk where the entire path is filled with all kinds of shops, from Japanese souvenirs to restaurants and snacks shops. The narrow street combined with the Japanese traditional house look make it a beautiful place to take photo. At the end of the walk you will be rewarded with the temple grounds, which is huge. There are multiple temples and pagodas within it and they even have a huge garden where you can enjoy nature. Really a great place to explore with couple of hours to kill. Nearer to the temple there are lots of Japanese restaurant which specializes in Unagi (Eel) and the smell wafting from these restaurant is amazing!

Staff is extremely helpful and speak very good English. We had the opportunity to take part in various cultural activities for free as well, such as calligraphy and kimono dressing.

Only pass through it, if u have time after then go for a walk after 川豐Eel (opposite side)

The transit tours were great! I really enjoyed seeing Naritasan and a temple. Our guides were delightful and provided a wonderful experience.

Great display of the original road layout

I haven't seen the museum, but people in this place may help you even if the information point is closed (use your hands to open the automatic door).

Good place to take a break

Good!

Lovely shine that has a great festival in Autumn and has the most beautiful cherry blossoms around it in doing. 💮💮💮🌺🌺 Their are limited shops in this area but it has a lovely traditional soba restaurant across the road from the main entrance of the main gate that is worth while eating at.

This is a nice little place. It gets very busy at the New Year, but other guys times to go are February for Setsubun and June for the hydrangeas. Watch out for the little shops outside of the temple as the items are usually used and extremely overpriced.

Beautiful place a little bit outside the normal trail. Nice little traditional shop at the entrance, different festival depending on the season, mini museum, a little bit to pricey.

17th century temple, loads of history

An old Sanctuary temple, Nice place and friendly people around,, must visit this place .

It has a grave of Sakura Sogo.

Beautiful place.

I’m so glad we arranged a full extra day to stay in Narita and explore the temple grounds. What a truly sacred place and much less populated than other temples and shrines. The walk through the narrow streets and bamboo forest was also memorable.

Today, I had the chance to go to the Great Pagoda of Peace, and it was definitely worth the trip. Parking at the main entrance was only 800 yen for the day, and there's plenty of nearby shops and restaurants. If you want to see more, I have a full walking video on my YouTube channel (Kona-kun Walks) for this location. @Kona-kunnWalks

Love the Japanese garden. At every turn you see different nature beauty. If you like nature, you will enjoy the park.

Beautiful and serene place. Unfortunately we had to leave too soon and didn’t get to see the entire place. Saw a couple of shrines in Tokyo that were over crowded. This was different from the Tokyo ones. Peaceful. Amazing and impressive.

Lovely site, plus being able to go inside is a amazing site to see with your own eyes. But you are not supposed to take pictures inside which is a bit of a bummer.

Really cool Temple area in Narita . It’s one of those places that isn’t talked about much when you think of Japan sightseeing but it’s only 30 minutes walk from Narita station and you pass through this tunnel and bridge on the way there . In April it’s covered in cherry blossoms . This place is a super underrated spot to visit so if you have a layover in Japan or are spending a day in Narita it’s definitely worth checking out . It’s also relatively quiet so you can get plenty of photos without other people in the way

The Great Pagoda of Peace at Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is absolutely breathtaking. Its vibrant red and gold colors stand out beautifully against the sky, especially during golden hour. The craftsmanship and architectural detail are incredible, it’s one of the most photogenic and peaceful places in Narita. It’s easy to access from the main temple path, and the entire grounds feel calm and spiritual. A must-see if you’re visiting Narita, even on a short layover.

Staff was amazing. Clean bathrooms and coin showers are available. You can find vending machines with cold drinks close to the camping site. Very quite place with a beautiful vibe for hikers and sightseeing. Kids during the day playing and also an amazing Onsen close to the campsite (walking distance). Domo Arigatou

Wide area. Has a fishing spot nearby. The campsite is pretty clean n green. No view tho. Toilets and washing areas nearby. The office provides pull trolleys to drag your things from the parking lot to the campsite, which was helpful because you park away from the camping area.

nice clam place for family dayout. Camping site also available.

Awesome place for camping or picnic. Also for enthusiastic anglers but do consider park has some rules for it.

Free large parking. Here is large nature play park. Many family visit here. We can camp at the park.(We have to pay)

Arrived to camp at 6:50pm. The older man at the gate said no foreigners, locals only. As an American visiting Japan this is very upsetting. This is a municipal city campground, the city should be ashamed.

Good for young kids. Long roller slide, paddling stream, play area and ducks to feed - I would say the best free kids park in a 30min radius.

Thaï temple ...unic....colorull! Interesting and different, beautiful Little garden Side, fish you can Feed in pound free parking .kind of outside city . Bathroom available. Its un middle of nowhere ,i Enjoy it . infortunatly big construction around noisy, and was no one for informations related . I recommand a visit.

The place is the same as in Thailand. But the surrounding is more beautiful. Currently, inside the temple is renovating.

Even if it was difficult to arrive (one hour and a half walking!), the temple was amazingly beautiful, they offered us food an took us to the nearest station... absolutely recommended!

Mind relaxing place. I love buddhist culture.

This place is a Thai Theravada Buddhism Temple, the center of the Thai and South East Asian communities in the area. The temple regularly holds an merit assembly on Sunday while people can come to make a merit, pray, meet friends and eat at the temple.

This is a great Thai temple to visit . The people were super friendly and even recommended other places to visit. My wife who is Thai talked a lot to the people there and they even drove us around town.

Nice, good place for meditation, similar to the temple in 🇹🇭Thailand.

A large wall on the left side blocks the view. Recommend visit to Narita Sakura no Oka if you want to do some spotting planes

Good place to view planes and take photos of runway 16L, the shorter of Marita's two runways

Excellent place for planespotting. Plenty of parking. Been here many times. Highly recommend this place.

It's good to be close to airplanes!

Perfect!

Good view of departing and landing.

Good location for airplane spotting.

It's a very clean park. It feels safe. It is calm and quiet. If you don't mind the sound of trains, then this is a great spot to take a break. Especially after walking a large amount.

A small park, but nice place to go with small kids. You may see old rocomotive in the park.

It is good place for kids. Calm and clean

Scenic view, relaxing place to walk at night

Great spot to relax and workout, "not a gym"

It was a cute little park by the train line. Alright place to hangout on a nice sunny day. Only downside really was construction work that was going on there at the time.

It's a nice quiet little park to relax.

Yet anther historic Temple hall.

Temple in Naritasan Shinshoji, Komyodo hall is for fulfillment in love. It's further in the back of the main temple.

Nice

(Translated by Google) Stroll around Narita Naritasan Shinshoji Temple Komyo-do A globally valuable wooden cultural material that conveys Edo Genroku culture to the present day. You can also enjoy the wonderful carvings here. When I see people from other countries touring the building with great interest, I'm sure they're gathering information, but they may also be feeling the overwhelming sense of intimidation and pressure that the building has. I usually go home with offerings and fortune slips for the New Year's visit, but it's also nice to take a leisurely tour of Shinshoji Temple. I feel like my heart is being washed I'll visit again (Original) 成田散策 成田山新勝寺　光明堂 江戸元禄文化を今に伝える世界的に見ても貴重な木造文化材 こちらも素晴らしい彫刻を堪能できます 外国の方が大変興味深く見学しているのを見ると、もちろん情報収集されているとは思いますが、建物が持つ圧倒的な威圧感や重圧感を感じているのかもしれません いつもは初詣で御賽銭・おみくじで帰ってしまうのですが、ゆっくりと新勝寺を見学するのも良いものですね 心が洗われる気がします また伺います

(Translated by Google) "Naritasan Shinshoji Komyodo" Address → 1 Narita, Narita, Chiba 286-0023 Denomination: Shingon Buddhism Chizan Principal image: Aizen Myoo, Dainichi Nyorai Seal: Available Parking: Available (paid parking nearby) Notes: ・Founded in 1701 ・A hall inside "Naritasan Shinshoji" ・A hall designated as a nationally important cultural property ・The main hall is located in front of the Shakado, and is a valuable building built in the mid-Edo period ・Also, nearby are "Nagakudo", "Tenmangu Shrine", and "Kiyotaki Gongen-do", which are also worth seeing ・You can take off your shoes and enter the hall, and in the slightly dimly lit building, Dainichi Nyorai, Aizen Myoo, and Acala are enshrined ・Also, behind is the cave of Okunoin It was impressive to see worshippers chanting sutras in front of the gate. ・When I visited, I was able to receive a goshuin in the form of a written seal. ・Due to the large number of tourists in this area, parking on the street is strictly prohibited. ・Therefore, if you come by car, you will need to use a nearby paid parking lot. ・I visited the temple at around 10:14 on Friday, May 23, 2025. #Temple/Shrines #Shingon Buddhism Chizan School #Goshuin #Colonel Yuzuki's Goshuin Stroll (Original) 『成田山 新勝寺 光明堂』 住所→〒286-0023 千葉県成田市成田１ 宗派︰真言宗智山派 御本尊︰愛染明王、大日如来 御朱印：あり 駐車場：あり(近隣の有料駐車場) 備考： ・創建年代は、元禄14年(1701年)の頃 ・『成田山 新勝寺』内にあるお堂となる ・国指定重要文化財に選ばれているお堂 ・釈迦堂の前に位置する本堂であり、江戸時代中期に建てられた貴重な建物である ・また、付近には『額堂』や『天満宮』『清滝権現堂』があり、此方も是非とも見て欲しい ・靴を脱いでお堂の中に入ることが出来て、すこし薄暗い建物の中には、大日如来、愛染明王、不動明王が奉安されている ・また、後方には奥之院の洞窟があり、門の前では参拝客が読経していたのが印象的であった ・私が参拝した時には、御朱印は書置き式の形で頂くことができた ・この地域は観光客が非常に多いことから路上での駐車は厳禁である ・その為、車で来た場合は近隣の有料駐車場を利用することとなる ・令和7年5月23日(金)の10時14分頃に参拝させてもらった #寺社 #真言宗智山派 #御朱印 #結月大佐の御朱印さんぽ

(Translated by Google) Komyo-do Hall at Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is a valuable cultural property that was built in the middle of the Edo period. Its architectural style is a perfect fusion of the religious beliefs and architectural techniques of the time, and leaves a deep impression on visitors. Faith in the Edo period The three deities enshrined in Komyo-do are Dainichi Nyorai, Aizen Myoo, and Fudo Myoo. Each of these Buddhas has a different meaning and has attracted people's faith. Dainichi Nyorai symbolizes the origin of the universe, Aizen Myoo is the god of marriage, and Fudo Myoo is believed to have the power to remove disasters and save people from suffering. Characteristics of architectural style The architectural style of Komyo-do reflects the characteristics of wooden architecture of the Edo period, and you can feel the high level of technology of the time. In particular, the delicate carvings on the ceiling and walls and the solemn atmosphere inside the hall touch the hearts of visitors. historical background Komyo-do was built in 1701, during the middle of the Edo period. This was a time when the Edo shogunate was stable, the economy was developing, and people's lives were becoming richer. On the other hand, fires were occurring frequently in the big city of Edo, and people were living in anxiety. Against this historical background, Komyo-do is thought to have functioned as a place that gave people peace of mind. (Original) 成田山新勝寺の光明堂は、江戸時代中期に建立された、貴重な文化財です。その建築様式は、当時の信仰心と建築技術が見事に融合したものであり、訪れる人々に深い感動を与えます。 江戸時代の信仰 光明堂には、大日如来、愛染明王、不動明王という三尊が祀られています。これらの仏様は、それぞれが異なる意味を持ち、人々の信仰を集めてきました。大日如来は宇宙の根源を象徴し、愛染明王は縁結びの神様として、不動明王は災いを除き、人々を苦しみから救うという力があると信じられてきました。 建築様式の特色 光明堂の建築様式は、江戸時代の木造建築の特色を良く表しており、当時の技術力の高さを感じることができます。特に、天井や壁に施された繊細な彫刻や、堂内の荘厳な雰囲気は、訪れる人々の心を打ちます。 歴史的背景 光明堂が建立された1701年は、江戸時代中期にあたります。この時代は、江戸幕府が安定し、経済が発展した時期であり、人々の生活も豊かになっていました。その一方で、大都市江戸では火事が頻発し、人々は不安な日々を送っていました。このような時代背景の中で、光明堂は、人々に心の安らぎを与える場所として機能したと考えられます。

(Translated by Google) This is an important building that reflects the cultural atmosphere of the Edo and Genroku periods. In the front of the hall, Vairocana is enshrined, with Acala on the left and Aikan on the right. You can worship either one. Among them, Aikan Myowang can bring good marriage to people. The most important thing in the world is the culture of the world Edo-Genroku. À l'avant de la salle, Vairocana est vénéré, avec Acala à gauche et Aikan à droite. Vous pouvez adorer l’un ou l’autre. (Original) 江戶元禄時代文化氣氛息重要建築物。堂內正面供奉大日如來，左側不動明王，右側為愛染明王，不管是向哪一位都可以參拜。其中愛染明王可為人們帶來好姻緣。 Il s'agit d'un bâtiment important avec une atmosphère culturelle de l'époque Edo-Genroku. À l'avant de la salle, Vairocana est vénéré, avec Acala à gauche et Aikan à droite. Vous pouvez adorer l’un ou l’autre. Parmi eux, Aizen Myowang est un dieu qui peut apporter de bons mariages aux gens.

(Translated by Google) I came here for renovation! I had fun choosing one by looking at the explanation using easy-to-understand models and seeing the real thing. The staff were also very nice and easy to talk to, which I was grateful for. (Original) リフォームのために来店しました！わかりやすい模型を使った説明や実物をみて楽しく選べました。スタッフの方も感じが良くて相談しやすく、有りがたかったです。

(Translated by Google) The guidance and talk were also very thorough. (Original) 案内やトークも丁寧でした。

(Translated by Google) I came without a reservation, but they responded politely and showed me various samples, which was very helpful. (Original) 予約無しで伺ったのですが、丁寧にご対応いただきサンプルも色々と見せていただいて大変参考になりました。

(Translated by Google) I'm a construction contractor. Customers were also satisfied with the staff's response and product explanations. TOTO's products are easy to install and the quality of the products is good, so it's easy to proceed. (Original) 施工業者です。従業員の対応もよく商品の説明を受けていたお客様も満足していました。TOTOの商品は施工しやすく品物も良いので進めやすいです。

(Translated by Google) I came to the store unexpectedly without a reservation, but I was greeted with a smile, and they showed me various samples and explained things to me, so I learned a lot. By chance, I received a small gift of cute chocolates and candy on my way home for Valentine's Day. (Original) 予約無しで突然来店しましたが、笑顔でご対応頂き又、色々とサンプル等も見せて頂き説明もして下さったのでとても勉強になりました。たまたまバレンタインで可愛いチョコとキャンディのプチギフトも帰り掛けに頂きました。

(Translated by Google) The service was very considerate, and I was able to check out what I wanted at my own pace. I had an event coming up, so I ended up ordering from that contractor. They taught me a lot, and I'm very satisfied with the renovation. (Original) 節度のある接客で、みたいものを自分のペースで確認することができた。イベントもあり、結果的にはその業者に発注することになった。かなり勉強してもらい、大満足のリフォームになった。

(Translated by Google) The lady who took care of me was very friendly and explained things to me in detail, which was great! Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, everything was by appointment, but she kept things on time and gave me some great suggestions! (Original) 担当して下さったお姉さんが、とても愛想良く丁寧に説明してくれて、非常に良かったです！コロナ禍ですので、全て予約制でしたが、時間通りに進めて下さり、とても良い提案をして下さいました！

(Translated by Google) 2025/06 The thatched Niomon Gate is wonderful. It is a nationally designated important cultural property. The main hall is also very impressive. The old trees in the temple grounds are also wonderful. And, I got a lucky fortune! I'm in high spirits lol I want to give it 6 stars lol Ryushoin Niomon Gate The following is an excerpt from the Narita City website. This gate is called Sankenichido, and is an eight-legged gate with three bays at the front and one bay in the center as the entrance. The roof is a thatched hipped roof, and it is a simple wooden building. One of the features is the sixteen-sided pillars. The front of the rooms on both sides of the entrance are vertical lattice, and the surrounding area is horizontal paneling. The architectural style is an eclectic style that combines Japanese style with Zen elements. It is said to have been built in 1298, but it has stylistic characteristics from the mid-Muromachi period, and the ink-written prayer found inside the Nio statue dates to 1502-1503, so it is believed to have been rebuilt during the Muromachi period. The shimenawa rope at the front represents the dragon god, and is dedicated by local people every year on January 8th. This shimenawa rope is said to come from a legend that long ago, when there was a major fire in Namekawa, the dragon god appeared in front of Ryushoin and put an end to the flames. (Original) 2025/06 茅葺きの仁王門が素晴らしい。 国指定重要文化財だそうです。 本堂もとても立派。 境内の古木の数々もこれまた素晴らしい。 そして、そして おみくじが大吉! 気分も上々w 星６にしたい気分w 龍正院仁王門 以下成田市HPより抜粋です。 この門は、三間一戸といわれ、正面三間で中央一間が入り口となる八脚門です。屋根は、茅葺の寄棟造りで、木造の簡素な建物です。柱は、十六角柱あることが特徴の一つです。入り口両脇の間の正面は縦格子、周囲は横羽目板張りとし、建築様式は、和様を主体に禅宗様が加わった折衷様式です。永仁六年（1298年）の造営とされていますが、室町時代中期の様式的特徴を持っていること、また仁王尊の胎内に所在した墨書願文の年代が文亀2年から3年（1502から1503年）であることから、この仁王門は室町時代に再建されたものと考えられています。 正面にある注連縄は、龍神を表現したもので、毎年正月8日に地域の人々が奉納しています。この注連縄は、その昔、滑川で大火事があった時に龍神が現れて、龍正院前で火勢を留めたという伝説に由来するということです。

(Translated by Google) Namekawa Kannon Temple in Namekawa, Narita City, is a Tendai sect Ryushoji temple. The principal image of worship is the Eleven-Headed Kannon. Within the temple grounds is the Niomon Gate, a nationally designated Important Cultural Property that was rebuilt during the Muromachi period. The gate is a thatched, hipped-roofed structure that is still re-thatched every few years. The gate is adorned with a sacred rope, and it is said that when a major fire broke out in the area in front of the temple, the Nio statues fanned the flames with a large fan. The rope is apparently offered every New Year by the villagers, who bring straw. The main hall has a copper roof, and inside, the ceiling and lattice ceiling are decorated with magnificent paintings. The temple grounds were quiet, but felt very dignified and definitely worth a visit. I also received a handwritten goshuin stamp. Thank you very much. (Original) 成田市滑川の滑川観音、天台宗龍正寺。 ご本尊は十一面観世音。 境内には国指定の重要文化財で室町時代に再建された仁王門があります。 茅葺寄棟造りの門で今でも数年毎に葺替えられているそうです。 門にはしめ縄がされていてその昔門前一帯が大火になった時に仁王尊が大きな団扇で火をあおぎ返したと言われているそうです。 このしめ縄は毎年正月に集落の人々が藁を持ち寄って奉納するそうです。 また本堂は銅板葺きの屋根で内部には天井や格子天井に立派な絵が描かれていました。 静かな境内でしたがとても格式を感じ、一度は訪れる価値のあるところだと思いました。 直書きで御朱印も拝受しました。 ありがとうございます。

(Translated by Google) This is the 28th of the Thirty-three Bando Kannon temples. Goshuin stamps are available at the Ryushoin temple office. (Original) 坂東三十三観音第28番です。 御朱印は、龍正院 納経所で受付しています。

(Translated by Google) I came here by chance, but this is a wonderful temple! It looks amazing! ! First of all, the dragon-shaped shimenawa rope at the entrance gate, and the dried ivy attached there! What beauty! The main hall is also beautiful and has a rich history. I would also like to visit the shrine in peace. (Original) たまたま通った御縁で来たけれど、こ、これは素敵なお寺さん！見るからにスゴイ風格！！ まず、入口の門にある龍を模したしめ縄、またそこにつけられた乾いたツタ！何と言う美しさ！本堂もまた、これは素敵で歴史がヒシヒシ。 また、のんびり参拝したいと思う。

(Translated by Google) Its appearance evokes a sense of history. I visit it every year. Namegawa-san Ryushoin (Namegawa Kannon) Sect: Tendai Principal Deity: Eleven-Headed Kannon Bodhisattva Founded: 838 (Jowa 5) Founder: Jikaku Daishi 28th of the Thirty-Three Bandō Kannon Bishamonten, one of the Shimofusa Seven Lucky Gods The thatched Niomon Gate is a Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property (Original) 歴史を感じる佇まいです。 毎年、参拝させていただいております。 滑河山 龍正院（滑河観音） 宗派：天台宗 本尊：十一面観世音菩薩 開創：承和五年（838） 開基：慈覚大師 坂東三十三観音第二十八番 しもふさ七福神 毘沙門天 茅葺の仁王門は国指定重要文化財

(Translated by Google) It was a magnificent temple! Everything was impressive😅 The fortune slips contained lucky coins, so it felt like a good deal💖 (Original) 立派なお寺でした！ どれも迫力ありました😅 おみくじには福銭が入っていて、お得感ありました💖

(Translated by Google) It has become an important cultural property. The thatched Niomon gate very It was admirable Parking lot 🅿️ Ryuoin-sama's Located in front of Niomon Gate It's free Tendai sect Namegayama Ryuo-in Temple Tendai sect temple Tendai sect (Original) 重要文化財になっている 茅葺きの仁王門が とても 立派でした 駐車場🅿️は 龍王院さまの 仁王門前にあります 無料です 天台宗 滑河山 龍王院 天台宗の寺院 天台宗

Here is a powerful energy power spot.The Pine trees are great in this park.There are free public WC. But WC (toilet) is not beautiful. FreeParking lots .On February plum blossoms .

Beautiful park, wonderful views.

(Translated by Google) I came here during cosmos season. There are no flowers at all. There are many plum trees. I think plum season would be better. (Original) コスモスのシーズンに見にきた　花は全くない　梅の木が多い　梅の季節が良さそうです

(Translated by Google) [November 2025, 8 people ☀️] Sogo-sando Station → Sogo Ichidaikikan → Kawauo Nishikiya → (walking) Once you learn about Jinbei at the Sogo Ichidaikikan on the grounds of Sogo Memorial Hall... You have to come! Jinbei! 😭 A beautiful place with lots of pine trees There's a convenience store across the street ✨ (Original) 【2025年11月8名☀️】 宗吾参道駅→宗吾御一代記館→川魚錦屋さん→の流れできました(徒歩) 宗吾霊堂敷地内の宗吾御一代記館で 甚兵衛さんを知ってしまったら… 来るしかないでしょう！ 甚兵衛さんっ！😭 松が多く、綺麗なところ 向かいにコンビニアリ✨

(Translated by Google) It's a small park, but there are benches and you can relax in the pine forest. (Original) 小さな公園だがベンチもあり松林の中でほっこりできます

(Translated by Google) There are many people taking photos on the bank, which is within walking distance, perhaps because it is a sunset spot. The plaza with its huge pine trees is a relaxing place. Convenience stores and restaurants are also within walking distance, which is great for relaxing. There are many people during the season when plum and autumn cherry blossoms bloom. This park is used by families of all ages and families. There is a parking lot, tables, and benches, so it is also recommended for lunch time. Some people are taking a restroom break. There are also some places to play nearby. (Original) 夕日スポットなのか歩いていける土手で写真を撮っている方が多いです。巨大な松が聳え立つ広場は落ち着ける場所です。コンビニや飲食店も徒歩圏内でまったりするにはとても良いですね。梅や秋桜が咲くシーズンは人もたくさんいます。幅広い年齢層、家族連れに利用されている公園ですね。駐車場、テーブル、ベンチあるのでお弁当タイムにもオススメです。トイレ休憩の方もいますね。近隣にはわりと遊べる場所もあります。

(Translated by Google) The park is not that big, but it is surrounded by rice fields and has a good view. Beautiful flowers bloom depending on the season, and in mid-September, in addition to the plum grove, there was a beautiful display of vibrant greenery. There are restrooms and a parking lot, so it's a good place to stop when you're tired from driving. There is also a convenience store nearby! (Original) 公園はそれ程大きく無いですが、周りは田んぼに囲まれて、見通しが良いです。季節により綺麗な花が咲いてますが、9月の半ばでは梅林の他に、あざやな緑がお見事でした。 トイレと駐車場がありますので、ドライブして疲れた時には立ち寄りの良いところです。近くにコンビニも有ります！

For Located nearby train station

(Translated by Google) Yesterday, I went to Oshi (Nakamura Naka-chan)'s live show for the first time ♪ It was in a building next to Narita Station, and even though I prefer to get around by car. It's easy to get to, there's a parking lot, and the price is reasonable (1,100 yen for 24 hours), so I think it's a great place.The third floor (Nagomi no Yoneya Sky Town Hall) also has very good acoustics, so I like it. There's no department store nearby, but there are plenty of food stores! I think you'll enjoy it✨ (Original) 昨日 推し(中村中ちゃん)のライブで初めて、きました♪成田駅脇の建物で、移動が車派の自分も 来やすくて駐車場もありますし✨料金もリーズナブル(24時間停めで1100円)で、とても良い場所と思いますよ♪３階の(なごみの米屋スカイタウンホール)も、音響がとても良くて✨気に入りました♪そばにデパートとかは、ないですが沢山の食べ物屋があるので！楽しめると思いますよ✨

(Translated by Google) Good acoustics and close to the stage. Due to the layout of the seats, if there is a large person in front of you, it will be difficult to see in front of you. (Original) 音響が良くステージと近くとても良い。観覧席の配置の関係で、一例前に大柄な方がいらっしゃると前が見ずらいのが難点。

(Translated by Google) I went to the big board commentary session for the Shogi Master Tournament. It's close to the station, so it's very easy to get to. The inside of the venue was beautiful and it was great to be so close to the stage. (Original) 将棋の名人戦の大盤解説会に行きました。 駅からも近く、とても行きやすい所ですね。 館内も綺麗で、舞台から近いのも凄く良かったです。

(Translated by Google) It's near the station and the facilities are clean. However, the number of seats is small considering the location, so it tends to be full. The International House of Japan is far from the station and is an old building, so if it's large enough to replace it, there's no problem. (Original) 駅チカ、施設も綺麗です。 ただ、ロケーションの割に座席数が少ないので、満席になりがちです。 国際文化会館が駅から遠く、築も古いので代わりになるくらいの大きさであれば文句なしですね。

(Translated by Google) My grandson's piano recital was held at Sky Town Hall on the 3rd floor. I thought it was the perfect size for a piano recital, and it was easy to access from Narita Station. I took the expressway from Saitama, but since it was Sunday, there were not many trains, so I decided to use a car. The good thing is that It's close to Narita Station, and train fares from Saitama to Narita are cheap, even if you use the limited express, and it doesn't take much time. The thing is, Going to Narita itself is inconvenient as there are not many trains. If you come by car, there are several 24-hour parking lots near the station that cost 600 yen, so we recommend coming by car. After the presentation, I wanted to drink tea, but the only place I could find was Doutor Coffee Shop, which was closed due to the coronavirus. (Original) 孫のピアノの発表会が3Fのスカイタウンホールで、行われました。 ピアノの発表会には、丁度いい広さで、成田駅からは、すぐでアクセスもいいと思いました。 埼玉から高速道路を利用しましたが、日曜日だったこともあり電車の本数が、少ないので、車の利用になりました。 良い点は、 成田駅から近い事、埼玉から成田までは、電車料金は、特急快速を使っても安い、時間は、あまりかからない。という事なのですが、 電車の本数が少ない為、成田に行く事自体が、不便です。 車だと駅近に24時間、600円の駐車場がいくつかあり、車が、オススメの場所です。 発表会後に、お茶を飲もうと思ったら、コロナで休業の、せいもあると思いますが、ドトールコーヒーショップしかありませんでした。

(Translated by Google) Although it is a small hall, the seats are comfortable and the acoustics are good. I'm envious because Osaka's municipal halls are all rundown. It's also conveniently located in front of the station. (Original) 小さいホールながら、座り心地のいい座席で、音響もいい。大阪の市営ホールはボロボロなところしかないから、羨まし。駅前で交通の便もよし。

This bronze statue is of female haiku poet.Lovly.Right opposite to the statue on the other side is a temple also.

(Translated by Google) This is a bronze statue of the female haiku poet Takame. That being said, this is the first time I've heard of it. A unique haiku is a good way to recite a written haiku. I liked the dignified expression and appearance of the bronze statue. (Original) 女流俳人鷹女の銅像です。 とは言うものの、初めて知りました。書かれた句を詠むに、独特な句が良いですね。銅像の表情や佇まいも凛とした姿で良かったです。

(Translated by Google) A haiku poet of the Showa period, she is also known as a religious sadhu, or someone who leads a life of asceticism and spiritual concentration. (Original) Un poète de haïku de l'époque Showa. elle est aussi connue comme une sadhu religieuse.ou quelqu'un qui mène une vie d'ascétisme et de concentration spirituelle.

(Translated by Google) This is a statue of a female poet from Narita City. I'm ashamed to say I had never heard of her. It's very informative, with an overview of her career and her works. It was apparently erected by local residents to commemorate the 100th anniversary of her birth. It must be a source of pride for the local community. (Original) 成田市出身の女流詩人の像。恥ずかしながら存じ上げませんでした。経歴の概略や作品も紹介されており、勉強になります。 生誕百年を記念して市民らにより建立されたとのこと。きっと郷土の誇りなんでしょうね。

(Translated by Google) November 2025 We stopped by during a group visit to the temple. (Original) 2025年11月 お寺の団体参拝の際に寄りました。

(Translated by Google) Yanagiya has closed down, and the customers were standing there looking dissatisfied because they could no longer eat the delicious 🌰 Mushi Yokan. (Original) 柳屋さんが閉業 おいしい🌰むし羊羹が食べれなくなってしまい不満気そうに佇んでいました。

(Translated by Google) He is a famous haiku poet, so famous that statues like this one remain, but I didn't know his name (T_T) He writes some pretty bold poems. (Original) このような像が残されるような有名な俳人なので、あろうが名前は知らなかった(T_T) なかなか攻めた歌を詠む方である。

(Translated by Google) It's a fairly neat and dignified mansion. "The Mikogami family is an old family that has been farming in Ishido, Maruyama-cho, Awa-gun for generations. The layout consists of a wooden-floored room called "zashiki" with a hearth, a wooden-floored room called "nando," an eight-tatami-mat room called "shimodei," and a six-tatami-mat room called "dei." The dei has a floor, and the zashiki houses a Buddhist altar. The entrance from the dirt floor has a cupboard, making it a valuable standard example of an old house in the Awa region. The construction register and ink inscriptions indicate that the house was built between 1779 and 1780" (Cultural Properties of Chiba Prefecture, Chiba Prefectural Board of Education). (Original) けっこう端正な佇まいで風格ある直屋。 「御子神家は、安房郡丸山町石堂で代々農業を営んできた旧家である。間取は、炉を切った板の間の「ざしき」と、板の間の「なんど」、八畳敷の「しもでい」、六畳敷の「でい」からなり、でいには床を設け、ざしきには仏壇を設けている。土間からの入口には戸棚を設けていることなどは、安房地方古民家の標準例として貴重である。建築年代は普請帳、墨書銘によって安永八年（一七七九）から、九年であることが知られる」（『千葉県の文化財』千葉県教育委員会）。

(Translated by Google) This is a private house in the Awa region of the mid-Edo period, located in Maruyama-cho, Awa-gun (Minamiboso City). We know that it was built in 1779 from the ink on the pillars. The building has been designated as a national important cultural property. (Original) 江戸時代中期の安房地方の民家で、安房郡丸山町(南房総市)にあったものです。建築年代は柱の墨書きから1779年に建てられたことがわかっています。建物は国の重要文化財に指定されています。

(Translated by Google) [Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property] (Kyumiko Gamikejutaku)…This is an old private house in the typical straight house style (Sukoyagata) of the Awa region (southern Chiba Prefecture). (Original) 【国指定重要文化財】(きゅうみこがみけじゅうたく)…安房地方(千葉県南部)の典型的な直家型(すこやがた)の古民家です

(Translated by Google) While my wife was watching the History Village Concert, I took a walk with my dog. I thought the old house was spacious and nice. (Original) 妻が歴史の里音楽会を観賞している間、愛犬と散策しました。昔の家は広くていいなと思いました。

(Translated by Google) Currently under construction as of April 2020 The construction period was until October 31, 2020. (Original) 令和7年4月現在工事中です 工期は令和7年10月31日までとなっていました

(Translated by Google) It is located on the outskirts of Boso Village. If you have time please 2022.4 Visit (Original) 房総のむらのはずれにあります。時間があればどうぞ 2022.4 訪問