Visiting Japan for the first time? Having trouble getting to your destination from a airport?
This topic introduces the means of transportation from Narita Airport to your destination.
There are train, bus, and taxi options, but we highly recommend using trains or buses They operate on time and are reasonable fare.
At end of the topic, we have also written some recommendations on how to get to Tokyo Station.
It will surely help your life in Japan, so please take a look.
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How to get your destination by train from Narita Airport
There are two methods. First of all, the train.
- Tell the ticket salesperson that you cannot speak Japanese.
- It is easier to convey if you write the destination in English and Japanese on your notebook or smartphone.
※Most Japanese can read English but some have difficulty with listening comprehension. - Use google translate to ask Japanese. There must be someone who can help.
- The route search app will also help.
The introduction of the app is also at the end of this article.

If you arrival Terninal 3, please move to another terminal.
There is a free bus running between the terminals.


The train platform is on 2nd basement floor.

Reference
Please check your airlines to see which terminal you will arrive at.
- If you do not know the fare to your destination, it is recommended to tell the ticketing officer at the counter.
- JR(Rapid, Express) and Keisei(Skyliner, Skyaccess, and others) are running from Narita Airport.
Each route map and fare as of 2021 spring looks like this..

How to get to your destination by bus from Narita Airport
Next is the bus. I recommend it as much as the train.
There is also a low cost bus(LCB) running, but please do note that there is no toilet.
- Tell the ticketing officer that you cannot speak Japanese.
- It is easy to convey if you write the destination on your notebook or smartphone.
※Most Japanese can read English but some have difficulty with listening comprehension. - Use google translate to ask Japanese. There must be someone who can help.

If you arrival Terninal 3, please move to another terminal.
There is a free bus running between the terminals.

When you buy a ticket, you can ask the ticketing officer on how long it will take you to get to your desired destination.
You can also ask the bus stop number at Narita Airport since there are bus stops more than 30.
Recommended transportation to Tokyo Station

If I were you, I would take the train that JR Rapid. It’s reasonable without changing train lines, and your arrival time will not be delayed due to traffic jams.
Fare | Time required | Note | Recommended | |
---|---|---|---|---|
JR Rapid | ¥1,340 | 93min. | Rush hour congestion | ◎ |
Narita Express(N’EX) | ¥3,020 | 51min. | Nothing in particular | △ |
Keisei Skyliner | ¥2,680 | 57min. | Need to change trains at Nippori station | × |
Bus | ¥2,800 | 70-85min. | Nothing in particular | △ |
Low Cost Bus (LCB) | ¥1,300 | 70-85min. | Up to one suitcase | 〇 |
This blog was written by Yoji, a Japanese who speak a little English. I hope you can help me.
I will write a lot of other articles for living in Japan. Please check it out. If you have any questions, please do leave a comment.
Finally, I would like to introduce an app that is useful when you get on a train in Japan.
What’s more when you need anything, this online community may help your problems.

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