[2025 Narita Attraction] Travel Guide for Naritasan Omotesando (Updated Mar)

Finally landed in Narita. Gained a day when going, lost it when coming back. Landing in Japan was quite an adjustment. First, the weather (North American weather is too comfortable). Second, the cleanliness and sense of security. The state of not having to worry about walking at night needs some getting used to. Also, mobile payments. In South America, mobile payments like in China are not feasible. Being used to card or cash payments, it takes some time to adapt to the 'modern society'. Since Omotesando and Naritasan Shinshoji Temple are a 15-minute drive from the hotel, and the hotel thoughtfully provides a free shuttle, I decided to take a quick tour. Just right to grab some Asian food! Omotesando has many shops along the street: agricultural product stores (craftsmanship spirit), restaurants (ramen, sushi, ice cream, drink shops), small goods stores. It's nice to stroll and take photos, though a bit hot. Naritasan Shinshoji Temple closes at 4 PM, but you can still walk around and see the gardens and exterior of the buildings. There's also a relatively large AEON mall nearby with a cinema, larger clothing stores, supermarkets, etc. If you have a bit more time, about three hours, you can also visit this. The hotel also provided discount and souvenir coupons (Narita City's hospitality towards travelers). First time wandering around Narita Airport area. Thanks to Narita Airport for holding the memories of our departure and return that month.

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is often associated with the New Year's visit, but it's actually a good place to visit any time. ⛩️ I ate eel earlier and I'm full, so I need to walk a lot to digest it💦 After visiting the main hall, I went to the neighboring Narita Park. 👟 The red plum blossoms and camellias are blooming beautifully in early spring. 🌺 If you're interested in calligraphy, the Calligraphy Museum is also recommended😊 If you get tired of walking, take a break at the rest area, Natori-tei. Naritasan is surrounded by greenery and the air is clean❣️ Refresh your mood✨✨ #Prayer #Tourist spot

If you dont go to Tokyo to play in time or just enter and exit from Narita Airport, you are recommended to visit Narita City near Narita Airport. This quaint little town in the style of the Edo era has a thousand-year-old temple, Shinshoji Temple, antique old The street is also very good to go shopping, there are many old shops and delicious squid rice. It is very good to come back to the old street to buy a handful of gifts.~ [] The old street in the style of the Miyazen-cho in the Edo period, there are many old shops, and some even opened from the Edo period to the present, it is worth visiting. Old shop "Mi House" Naritasan Omotesando must visit the snack shop, it is very suitable for buying a gift, his family is a must buy. Cake roast squid rice Come to the squid rice that Narita City must eat, you can find the most locals along the street, now grilled fried chicken is delicious! Naritasan Shinshoji Temple After the old street, the temple has been more than a thousand years old and is one of the three immortal temples in Tokyo. The environment is very quiet and overlooks. Panorama of Narita City. [Transportation] 1 From the center of Tokyo to Narita: Take the Keisei Electric Railway "Kyoto Cost Line" to the Keisei Narita Station 2 from the Ueno Station next to JR Ueno Station in Taito-ku Narita Airport to Narita City: Take the "Beijing Cost Line" at the Airport Terminal 2 subway station to Keisei Narita Station, as long as 12 minutes PS: The station has a place to store luggage, if it is late at Narita Airport Flight, you can come directly to Narita City and play well.

Feel the New Year atmosphere and be sure to visit Narita Omotesando in Chiba Prefecture! This is a very retro commercial street. The building was built in the Edo period. It has more Japanese characteristics than Asakusa Commercial Street. There are various local specialty shops and food. The Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is also listed as an important national cultural property. Especially the triple tower, which is gorgeous and gorgeous. The New Years blessing event also attracted many locals, and the number of New Years visits was second only to Meiji Jingu Shrine (Tokyo).

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, Omotesando that is still full of prayer visitors in the old days Omotesando that lasts about 800m in front of Narita Station. It prospers as a temple town from the Edo era, and remains at the time are still left. A restaurant and souvenirs shop 150 or more along the approach to a shrine in a row! Let's fully enjoy selection of Food and drink and Souvenirs including specialty Freshwater eel dishes.#japan #trip #historicallandmarks

#0yentravelnovember Yakushido is located on the main approach to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple☺️ Yakushido is the oldest building among the former main halls of Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. It was designated a tangible cultural property by Narita City in 1969, and is said to bring good luck in business, good fortune, and fire prevention. It is located on the approach to the temple, so it is easy to find, and I was able to visit without being crowded☺️ It was built in 1655, and moved to its current location in 1855. ————————————— 📍Location: 496-1 Kamimachi, Narita City, Chiba Prefecture 　　　　　　 Nearest station: About 7 minutes on foot from JR Narita Station #mayu✈️trip🇯🇵

If you are like me and take a late flight and stay near the airport, then Naritayama is definitely a recommended itinerary the next morning. About a 10-minute drive from Narita Airport, you can immediately feel Japan's full of traditional buildings and streets. There are many local delicacies here, among which [eel rice] is the specialty here. The eel meat is slender and the grilled aroma is fragrant. It is worth tasting. There is also the historic [Xinsheng Temple] nearby. The temple is lush with trees, elegant and peaceful. You can come here to seek peace, love, and career protection, and to bless your wishes to come true. There are fewer foreign tourists in Naritasan, so it doesn’t have an overly commercial atmosphere, and the businesses are quite friendly. If you visit in early July, you can also encounter the [Narita Gion Festival] float parade, and the streets are more lively. It is very lively, and the overall travel time is recommended to be 3-4 hours, which will definitely make your trip worthwhile.

👀 Shocked to the point of dilated pupils, I couldn't think of it even if I tried, ✈️ there are such fun places near Tokyo Narita Airport‼️ ✅ Don't say that 99% of people don't know, it's actually 99.99% of people who don't know❗️ A seriously underrated and buried gem of a place❗️ ✈️ If you enter Japan through Tokyo Narita Airport, ✈️ if you have a long layover at Narita Airport with time to kill, 🙋🏼‍♀️ I really beg you not to miss this place! ✈️ Departing from Narita Airport T2, 🚇 just one train stop away, only 18 minutes❗️ 🧶 Strolling and eating route: Narita Airport T2 - Keisei Narita Station - Naritasan Omotesando - Naritasan Shinshoji Temple - Naritasan Park ✅ "Keisei Narita Station" leads directly to "Naritasan Omotesando", and if you follow this path, you will reach "Naritasan Shinshoji Temple" and "Naritasan Park". There's only this one path, a no-brainer route, you just have to be responsible for having fun～ 🌕 "Naritasan Omotesando" ✔️ is full of Edo period charm of Japan. Compared to places like Kyoto and Asakusa, it's less commercialized, ✔️ many shops are long-standing family businesses, run by grandfathers and grandmothers, and the shop decorations and displays are filled with a sense of history and vitality. It's like traveling through time, with a taste of memories sealed in dust. ✔️ The shops along the street are very interesting, including rice cracker shops, yokan shops, handmade bamboo craft shops, pickles shops, woodenware shops, chopsticks shops, and general stores, as well as delicious eel rice and authentic matcha, ✔️ and you can even see rare herbal medicine shops, truly unique and distinctive! 🌕 Naritasan is famous for its 🐏 yokan, 🥜 peanuts, and 🐟 eel rice. There's also an eel shop that kills and grills eels right at the storefront, which is quite exciting and full of life. 🌕 At the end of Naritasan Omotesando is "Naritasan Shinshoji Temple", a thousand-year-old temple and one of the three great temples of Japan. ✔️ Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is very large, and in terms of Japanese standards, its grounds can be described as "very capricious", stretching the grand and majestic atmosphere to the fullest. ✔️ The thick sense of history, as if everything you see is covered with a "retro filter". The reason it's called "Naritasan" is of course because you have to climb up, but don't worry, there are only two sets of steps. ✔️ Naritasan Shinshoji Temple's "traffic safety" amulets are very famous, and you can buy one as a keepsake. 🌕 Below Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is "Naritasan Park". 🌳 The dense and tall vegetation makes it clear that this place has a long history, 🌊 babbling streams with robust 🐟 koi swimming, and the air is filled with the faint scent of grass. Indeed, the serene environment has the magic to improve one's mood, as if time has slowed down... ✅ You can return the same way you came, and the whole route takes about 3 hours ✅ Everyone should plan their time well, don't get too caught up and miss your next itinerary～～

#2024wish This is one of my best like Omotesando in Japan. Along the street, there are many famous shops and restaurants, old and new. One of the famous restaurant is best known of Eel Rice, but always long queue. This area is famous in growing eels. Another famous food is peanut. I always feel happy shopping around these shops. I really recommend this place. I wish to go back here in 2024

Eel Euphoria Unleashed: Freshly Crafted Delicacies, Right Before Your Eyes! 🍽️💫 #ShopfrontIndulgence #Narita #Japan

Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is one of the top shrines in the Kanto region, and is located at Narita Station. There are many restaurants and food stalls on the approach to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple! If you are planning to visit Naritasan Shinshoji Temple in the new year, please use this as a reference! The main things to do are grilled dumplings and rice crackers, and eel, a Narita specialty. At the crowded eel restaurants, you will have to wait 20 to 200 minutes on weekends. The second photo shows Yamanoakari, which is located at the end of the approach to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. It is a newly opened store. The third, fifth, and sixth photos show the store at the end of a small path halfway up the slope of the approach. The point is that the world view is great. The fourth photo shows monaka ice cream sold at a souvenir shop in front of the slope. It seems to be made by Narita Yume Farm. There are also honey stores, plum stores, and set meal stores! If you're interested, please take a look. #ChibaTourism #Chiba #NaritasanShinshouji #Narita #NARITA #Shrine #Shrine #WinterTravel