Narita information

Not many to see. Just a stopover before heading to airport. There is one sushi restaurant which is popular and good. Quite few stores on coffee and drinks as well.

Get a good bargain in there. Lots of variety shopping you can find. You should go to the information booth to get some coupons and map first. On the other hand, do some research or homework first before you go there. You may also find a food court in there in which plenty of choices. This should be the last stop before you go to the Airport. A whole day can be spend. Since there are too many choices with good price performance, you may have struggled in your mind. To prevent this, you may or should have a check list for shopping. When you are tired, just have seat first to think about it. The good thing is there is lot of seating bench outside those shops. You may seat and relax. Also plenty of rest rooms from block to block. The service from each shop is very user friendly. There is no language barrier. Some will have a translator for you. Some may explain with universal language. Mobile payment and visa is well adopted in there.

Nice outlet, that is not as big as Gotenba, but still full of good brands. The Adidas outlet was definitely the highlight of our visit.

Great place and lot of brands with good prices.but unfortunately it closes at 8pm

We came here when it opened for the day and found it quiet and easy to walk around. Starbucks was open before the other stores which was nice to sit down and have breakfast and a drink before we started shopping. I didn’t have long here but found the staff friendly and helpful at the stores we went to. There is a food court here that had a variety of different food types and plenty of seating. There are bus’s to Narita Airport and other locations around Tokyo. International visitors can go to the information office and get a coupon book with further discounts.