Narita International Airport Travel Guide

Japan's main international airport and a hub between Asia and the United States, Narita International Airport transports more than 36 million passengers a year from two terminals. From the airport, 58 km (36 miles) east of central Tokyo, it is a 53-minute journey by Narita Express to Tokyo Station.

A Weak Yen Is Making Japan Vacations Cheaper Than They’ve Been in 30 Years

The U.S. dollar soared this week to its highest rate against Japan's yen since 1990. As of Friday, 1 dollar equates to around 157 yen, according to Reuters—the dollar's strongest performance against the Japanese currency in 34 years. By way of…

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