Tokyo Area Narita

Right next to Narita Airport, Sakura no Yama Park is the place to be if you want to do some plane spotting. This idyllic location is often a set for filming TV shows too. The park has roughly 350 cherry blossom trees, making it a beautiful area to sit and watch the planes soar into the sky.

This outlet was inspired by the American art deco style, making it an intriguing and unique place to shop in. It is only a 10-minute drive from the airport. Enjoy some retail therapy!

This delicious combination of banana custard and light, fluffy sponge is known as a Tokyo Banana, the unrivalled sweet treat king in Tokyo. The sponge cake is exclusively sold in department stores and airports, so make sure you get this rare treat while at Narita.

Looking for something to jazz up your suitcase? Look no further than Traveler’s Factory for its range of colourful and uniquely designed baggage stickers. What adventure will you take next with your personalised suitcase?

This capsule hotel has a 24-hour reception and is not your standard capsule hotel. If you want a good night’s sleep and a place of comfort, then you’ve hit jackpot. It prides itself on being simple and clean. It’s the kind of place you can go to recharge, even if only for naps and showers, at special rates.

Hotel Nikko Narita is just 10 minutes away from Narita Airport by its free shuttle bus service. Its executive room is a very calming, Japanese-themed space with simple wood furnishings and a unique art piece created on beautiful Japanese washi paper. This hotel is perfect if you are seeking that authentic Japanese hotel experience.