Art Promenade

1. Mini Gallery of Japanese Art This mini gallery presents masterpieces of Japanese art in the collection of the Tokyo National Museum, such as Katsushika Hokusai’s Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, and the national treasure Scenes In and Around Kyoto (Funaki Version). As reproductions on the walls and ceilings shot with special film, this mini gallery allows visitors to examine the artworks even closer than in the Museum.This Gallery is presented in cooperation with 3M Japan Limited, Tokyo National Museum, and Narita International Airport Corporation.
2. Kabuki Experience Gallery & Shop Kabuki Gate is a Kabuki experience gallery and shop designed to introduce the traditional performing art of Kabuki! Enjoy an exhibit of specially produced life-sized mannequins adorned in Kabuki costumes and wigs, and Kumadori (Kabuki makeup) face app, and a shop selling original goods and select products associated with Kabuki. An authentic display committed to realism supervised by Shochiku Co., Ltd.
3. NAA Art Gallery NAA Art Gallery has on display paintings as well as a wide range of other art pieces, including photographs, illustrations and embroidery for the artistic enjoyment of airport users.

Food and beverages

During the time Layover at Narita International Airport there are many options of food and beverages.

1. Dashichazuke EN :

   Business Hours Temporary Closure Location Terminal 1, Central Bldg, 4th Floor

2. FUJIYA :

   Business Hours Temporary Closure Location Terminal 1, Central Bldg, 5th Floor

3. IPPUDO :

   Business Hours Temporary Closure Location Terminal 1, Central Bldg, 3rd Floor

4. CAFE＆BAR AVION :

   Business Hours Temporary Closure Location Terminal 1, Main Building, 3rd Floor

Others

Passenger Meet and Greet services offered by us at JODOGO will include a representative who will welcome you with a name board (a bouquet of flowers on request) and help you with everything from luggage handling, lounge access, etc.

Explore Narita

1. Naritasan TempleNaritasan Shinshoji Temple ( Naritasan Shinshōji) is a large and highly popular Buddhist temple complex in Narita City, not far from Narita Airport. It is a great site to visit if you have three or more hours to spend around the airport and wish to catch a glimpse of historic Japan. Naritasan was built in the year 940 around its main sacred object of worship, a statue of the Buddhist Fudo Myoo deity. Kobo Daishi, the founder of the Shingon Sect and one of the most important figures in Japan's religious history, is said to have carved the statue.
2. SawaraSawara is a small town northeast of Narita City that prospered during the Edo Period (1603-1867) as a transport hub for rice shipments into the capital. Sawara's historic center lies along a canal, and is known as "Little Edo" for its small district of preserved and restored traditional residences, merchant shops and warehouses from the Edo Period. The canal is crossed by a number of bridges, the most interesting of which is the Ja Ja Bridge that spouts a twice hourly waterfall from its span into the canal below. Departing from this bridge are flat bottomed boat tours of the town's canal.
3. National Museum of Japanese Also known as Rekihaku, the National Museum of Japanese History ( Kokuritsu Rekishi Minzoku Hakubutsukan) is a government run, well designed museum that traces the history and cultural development of the Japanese people. The permanent exhibition spans six galleries with each covering a period from prehistoric times to modern Japan. The displays are well designed and include a lot of cultural artifacts, reproductions and models.
4. Katori Shrine Katori Jingu ( Katori Jingū) is a popular Shinto shrine outside of Sawara, northeast of Narita. It is the head shrine of several hundred Katori shrines found across Japan. It is dedicated to Futsunushi no Mikoto, the protector of military men, and has been a popular and important shrine since the days of the samurai. The shrine has a stone lantern lined approach that begins after some shops and restaurants are found around the shrine's parking lot. Katori Jingu's oldest standing structures are its black painted main building and vermilion gate, which date from the year 1700.
5. Museum of Aeronautical Sciences The Museum of Aeronautical Sciences (Kōkū Kagaku Hakubutsukan) is an aviation museum located just outside of Narita Airport at the southern end of its main runway. The museum is of interest to both plane enthusiasts and non enthusiasts alike with lots of real aircraft on display, as well as simulators and other hands-on activities.

   Inside the museum you can see full scale replicas of historic planes and components of modern planes such as the landing gear and engine of a Boeing 747. You can also try piloting a plane at one of the museum's life sized simulators or get in the replica cockpits of a Mitsubishi Zero fighter or the Bell X-1 Glamorous Glennis.