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ambamb8

Hong Kong, China

178124

Reviewed 2 days ago

Nice walk at an ancient Japanese hjgh street.

Easy walk from the drop off point of airport hotel shuttle at the Narita Station (Rail). It's very ancient, well maintained and yet original. Actually, quite a number of those stores are the original stores for decades. Could be a bit steep for seniors.

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domenica_bona

Brescia, Italy

8628

Reviewed July 25, 2018

It definitely deserves a stop-over.

I could imagine the Narita was so full of amazing history! The old town main street is just a few minutes walk from the two Narita railway stations. It'll conduct you to the magnificent templar complex of Naritasan Shinsho-ji Temple. It definitely deserves a stop-over.

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MarkT4358

299

Reviewed July 6, 2018

Sugoi(Great) street

Sugoi means great, amazing, etc.Omote sado is very sugoi.I love it.The street is narrow.But there are many people and cars. - Food.There are many restaurants.But Unagi(eel) is the most popular food. - Shopping.I saw many souvenir places.You may find very Japanese goods. - Buildings.Some of...More

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Rob S

264

Reviewed June 14, 2018 via mobile

Very traditional

A lovely little traditional Japanese street, this is the main street in the town and at the bottom will lead you to the incredible Shinso-Ji temple. Great little shops and many places preparing fresh eel - the local delicacy. Enjoyed visiting there

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Joy_Sinha

Kolkata (Calcutta), India

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Reviewed June 1, 2018 via mobile

Narita Omote-Sando

The Omote-Sando is the narrow winding street leading to the Naritasan Shinshoji temple complex. The street has numerous restaurants and souvenir shops on both sides. Restaurants serve many traditional Japanese cuisines and the most popular being Eel (unagi). Restaurants with food options like sandwich, burgers...More

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wendya18

Melbourne, Australia

7523

Reviewed May 12, 2018 via mobile

A "must-see" area

Omotesando Street is a narrow, quaint winding street full of little shops to explore and lots of places to eat at. Start at MacDonald's near the JR station (East exit) and walk towards the temple and park. If you have a few hours to kill...More

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Jude H

Brisbane, Australia

144

Reviewed May 3, 2018 via mobile

Enjoyable afternoon

I had a late flight out of Narita so left my bag in a coin locker at the airport and took the short train ride to Narita to walk through the old town area and Naritasan temple complex and park. I enjoyed strolling down through...More

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siouxsy

California

12945

Reviewed April 16, 2018 via mobile

Nice surprise

Didn’t have much expectation about Narita. We just stayed here to be close to the airport for our flight. Luck had it we were there for the annual drum festival. Amazing experience. There were charming shops with lots of delicious treats. We also visited the...More

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TheBackyardTourist

LaSalle, Illinois

14252

Reviewed April 15, 2018 via mobile

Charming

I thoroughly enjoyed wandering the winding streets and hills of Narita. Shops, restaurants and other small businesses line the streets.

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wmhtet

Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar

5215

Reviewed April 15, 2018

A worthy place to Kill time for missing flight

I have recommended so highly for other Narita attractions: the temple and the park(definitely go visit there.) However I have a bit of reservation about the street. It has nothing to do with the place itself but it has to do with the amount of...More

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JoannaE607

Hi, my sister and I are planning to go to South Korea and might take the flight which has a 12 hours layover in Narita airport, so we plan to visit this town. Do we need a Japan rail pass to use the trains to reach this town or can we just buy tickets at the train station? We're planning to get transit visas only. And is using cab service from the airport to this town and vice versa advisable?

February 12, 2017|

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I should be clear. If you are a US citizen you will not need a visa. I would highly recommend a tour for Narita as you will need transportation to see it properly and using cabs to hop from place to place will not be... More

preetij5

How far is this place from nikko hotel

October 27, 2016|

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If you get the free hotel bus to the Narita Staition (13 mins) Omote Sando St is just near the station about 1 minute walk!

Jmf1957

How far is Naritasan Omote Sando from the Narita Excel Hotel Tokyu? Is it possible to walk there and to the temple?

May 1, 2016|

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It's not possible to walk from the location to Narita san shinshoji. As it's quite a distance away. To walk is 46 mins. For car is 9 mins. If you take cab from your hotel to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, the price is... More