4 Major International Airports In Japan

Thousands of questions arise for travelers before visiting Japan, such as, "What are the famous Japanese foods?" "Where should I go sightseeing?" or "Are there budget accommodations in each region?" 

However, researching international airports is a topic that many travelers are interested in, as it contributes to the convenience of transportation and other amenities. Let's go with GoEMON take a look at 4 major international airports in Japan!

1. Haneda Airport:

Haneda Airport, also known as Tokyo International Airport, is conveniently located near the center of Tokyo. It is well-connected with numerous direct flight routes connecting Tokyo to numerous cities all over the world. This airport is considered one of the top 20 premium airports in the world due to its excellent facilities. Its modern yet traditional architecture allows travelers to experience Japanese culture. 

Moreover, there are plenty of shopping areas around the airport, making it convenient for visitors to buy souvenirs or have a utility service. Currently, the airport serves approximately 35 airlines from various countries in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and North America.

2. Narita Airport:

Although it is situated 60 kilometers away from central Tokyo, Narita Airport is one of Japan's busiest international airports, with many international airlines choosing to land here daily. With the Japanese government's modernization plans, this airport has been upgraded to meet the demands of development and integration. Like Haneda Airport, travelers will find essential services readily available for their trips to Japan.

3. Chubu Centrair International Airport:

Located in Aichi Prefecture, this airport is easily accessible for travelers planning trips, sightseeing, or business activities in nearby areas such as Nagoya. The airport's central hub is the Terminal Building, which houses many dining and shopping options. Additionally, the airport hosts numerous events that attract tourists. A unique and enticing feature of the airport is the viewing bath near Kaze on the 4th floor, where travelers can both enjoy watching airport activities and relax in an Onsen.

4. Kansai Airport:

Kansai Airport is situated in the middle of Osaka Bay, approximately 40 kilometers from Osaka city. It serves as a major airport, helping to alleviate congestion at Osaka's other airports and providing convenient access for travelers exploring the region without the need for constant transfers. The airport serves as a hub for many major international airlines such as Japan Airlines, Singapore Airlines, China Airlines, and Korean Air, connecting to large cities in Asia and the Americas.

These are four renowned international airports in Japan. With this information, we hope you'll have a more objective understanding of these airports and can easily choose a suitable flight itinerary for your visit to Japan.

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