Japan, Travel, Airport

Narita International Airport
Tokyo

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Tokyo, Japan’s bustling capital city, is situated on Honshu Island, the largest island of Japan. The Tokyo metropolitan area encompasses Tokyo City and Izu and Ogasawara areas. Tokyo’s population of over 11 million makes it one of the largest urban centres in the world. In the early 17th century when Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu established his government, the city began to develop, spreading around his residence at Edo Castle. Today, Tokyo is made up of several cities within a city. The main areas in Tokyo, include Ginza, Shinjuku, Asakusa, Shibuya, Akihabara, Tsukiji, Narita International Airport.

Kansai International
Osaka

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Osaka is located in the centre of the Kinki region in mid-west Japan. It has the country’s second highest population density second only after the capital, Tokyo. Mountains surround three sides of the Osaka prefecture and the west faces the arc-shaped Osaka Bay. Because of Osaka's close proximity to the former capitals of Japan, Kyoto and Nara, it prospered as an important Japanese city.
Kyoto, the old imperial capital of Japan, is famous worldwide for its temples and shrines. It was the nation’s centre of politics and culture for 1,200 years until the capital was moved to Tokyo in the mid- 19th century. There remain many temples and shrines that had been built during this long period, which are now open to the public. Seventeen historic sites, including the Kiyomizu-dera Temple and the Nijo-jo Castle, are designated as World Cultural Heritage sites. You may also see and meet Geisha, who personify the living culture of Japan.

Chubu Centrair International Airport
Nagoya

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Nagoya has prospered as a key traffic junction between Edo (Tokyo) and Osaka for the past 400 years. The city's symbol, Nagoya Castle, was destroyed in a World War II air raid and the present castle is a modern reproduction. The Golden Shachihoko (fish-shaped ornaments) set on the roof edges of the castle is a historic symbol of Nagoya. Nagoya is famous for its flat noodles called Kishimen and Japanese confectionery called Uiro (cake made from rice powder ). It is also the ceramics centre of Japan. The Noritake Garden, which is a comprehensive ceramics museum, is opened by Noritake and is well worth visiting. Enjoy shopping for tableware and experience ceramic making as you appreciate the beautiful Noritake masterpieces. Another must see in Nagoya is the Toyota Kaikan Exhibition Hall and the Toyota Motor Plant.

New Chitose Airport
Sapporo

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Fukuoka Airport
Fukuoka

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Haneda Airport
Tokyo

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Tokyo, Japan’s bustling capital city, is situated on Honshu Island, the largest island of Japan. The Tokyo metropolitan area encompasses Tokyo City and Izu and Ogasawara areas. Tokyo’s population of over 11 million makes it one of the largest urban centres in the world. In the early 17th century when Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu established his government, the city began to develop, spreading around his residence at Edo Castle. Today, Tokyo is made up of several cities within a city. The main areas in Tokyo, include Ginza, Shinjuku, Asakusa, Shibuya, Akihabara, Tsukiji, Narita International Airport.

Itami airport (ITA) was once known as Osaka Airport.
10 kilometers north of central Osaka

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Kyoto, the old imperial capital of Japan, is famous worldwide for its temples and shrines. It was the nation’s centre of politics and culture for 1,200 years until the capital was moved to Tokyo in the mid- 19th century. There remain many temples and shrines that had been built during this long period, which are now open to the public. Seventeen historic sites, including the Kiyomizu-dera Temple and the Nijo-jo Castle, are designated as World Cultural Heritage sites. You may also see and meet Geisha, who personify the living culture of Japan.

Naha Airport
Naha

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