When local Lonely Planet Correspondent @jesseogn has time to spare before a flight out of Narita Airport (one of the closest international airports to Tokyo), he heads to these nearby spots to recharge, shop for souvenirs and grab some unagi (eel). “The town itself still maintains the old architecture; some of the restaurants are over a decade old,” Jesse says. “So, the fact that you get to try authentic food right next to the airport is amazing.” Would you leave the airport to check out Narita? Let us know 👇
What to do in Narita, Japan
