Narita International Airport (NRT)

Narita, JP 🇯🇵 Large International Airport Scheduled Service

ICAO

RJAA

IATA

NRT

Elevation

141 ft

Region

JP-12

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Airport Information

GPS Code: RJAA

Local Code: Not available

Location: 35.764702° N, 140.386002° E

Continent: AS

Type: Large International Airport

Keywords: TYO Tokyo Tokyo Narita Airport New Tokyo International Airport

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Technical Information

For Aviation Geeks

Designation Length Width Surface Status
16L/34R 8202 ft 196 ft ASP Active Lighted
16R/34L 13123 ft 196 ft ASP Active Lighted

Type Description Frequency
APP TOKYO APP 124.4 MHz
ATIS ATIS 128.25 MHz
CLD CLNC DEL 121.9 MHz
CLR CLNC DEL 121.65 MHz
DEP TOKYO DEP 124.2 MHz
GND - 121.85 MHz
GND GND 121.95 MHz
RDR TOKYO RDR 120.2 MHz
RMP RAMP 121.6 MHz
RMP RAMP 121.75 MHz
TCA TOKYO TCA 119.45 MHz
TWR TWR 118.2 MHz
TWR - 118.35 MHz

Ground Transportation

Last updated: Jul 24, 2025
Taxis

Standard and fixed-fare taxis are available 24/7 at designated stands outside each terminal's arrival hall. This is the most expensive option, with fares to central Tokyo typically costing ¥25,000-¥30,000. Fixed-fare services offer a set price to specific zones in Tokyo, providing cost certainty.

Rental Cars

Major rental car companies including Toyota Rent a Car, Nippon Rent-A-Car, Nissan Rent a Car, and Times Car Rental have counters in the arrival halls of all terminals. An International Driving Permit (IDP) is required for many nationalities, along with your home country's driver's license. Pre-booking is highly recommended.

Public Transportation

Narita offers excellent public transit.

Trains: The Narita Express (N'EX) provides direct, comfortable service to major stations like Tokyo, Shinjuku, and Shibuya (~60 mins). The Keisei Skyliner is the fastest route to Ueno and Nippori stations (~40 mins). Cheaper, slower options include the Keisei Access Express and Keisei Main Line.

Buses: Airport Limousine buses offer a wide network to major hotels and transport hubs, ideal for those with heavy luggage. Low-cost express buses (e.g., TYO-NRT) provide a budget-friendly direct connection to Tokyo Station and Ginza for around ¥1,300.

Nearby Airports

IJHW Narita Hospital Heliport
JP-3057
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Heliport
~3 km away
Japan Red Cross Narita Hospital Heliport
JP-1547
Narita, JP
Heliport
~8 km away
Shisui Premium Outlet Heliport
JP-3103
Shisui, JP
Heliport
~9 km away
Daikata Heliport
JP-2684
Narita, JP
Heliport
~10 km away
Yachimata Airfield
JP-0871
Yachimata, JP
Closed Airport
~11 km away
Sakura Gliderfield
JP-2130
Sakura, JP
Closed Airport
~14 km away
Distances are approximate and calculated as straight-line distances.

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Also known as New Tokyo International Posted by XingR on July 18, 2007

This is where I arrived to start my three years in Japan in September 1996. The airport had only the originak runway (the one in the lower partof the photo) then. the second, parallel runway had been slated to be built for nearly 20 years but delayed by farmers in the area who din't want to sell their land. At times the protests against airport expansion reached the point of people flying tethered balloons in the path of landing aircraft ... Japan is an "interesting" country to do large construction projects.

In addition to taking many flights in and out of Narita I had the opportunity to work "inside" Narita a number of times. My organization had a contracted "greeting" facility for US forces entering Japan in Terminal 1 which we had to move several times die to construction and it was a learning experience to see what goes on behind the normally closed doors to make an airport of this size actually operate.