Narita Airport
If you want to sample Kitty’s bubblegum pink curry you’d better hurry, as this café will only last until October!
If you think you’re having a bad day at work, it can’t have been worse than this airport worker in Japan.
Local competitive play lets unsuspecting boy rub elbows with the king of Nintendo’s crossover hit.
When it’s time to say goodbye to Japan at the end of your trip, don’t forget to say goodbye to the sushi too.
Store shelves stripped of goods as suspended services leave people with “no escape” at airport.
The Tokyo-area’s much-maligned international air hub is giving us a new reason to actually enjoy going there.
Change your pocketfull of change into a fistfuls of cool souvenirs from your trip to Japan.
Don’t let the machines do all the work! Learn how to take control of your butthole’s destiny with these demonstrations.
If you’re coming to Japan and buying Kit Kats is on your list of things to do, you’ll want to check this store out!
Narita Airport is the Tokyo area’s largest access point for air travelers. This month, the terminal added a new terminal specifically designed for low-cost carriers and budget travelers, but as this sneak peak video shows, affordable can overlap with innovative and stylish, as Terminal 3 is set to prove that you don’t have to spend big to help people travel in ease and comfort.
‘Omotenashi’, the spirit of Japanese hospitality, became something of a buzzword at home and abroad when Christel Takigawa used the phrase in her speech to the International Olympic Committee in 2013.
And it’s in this spirit that Tokyo’s Narita airport plans to extend an especially warm welcome to international visitors this year, as it renews its Omotenashi Program of special offers and cultural events for transferring passengers.