Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Every year millions of people pass through Narita Airport but very few realize that they are only a short train ride away from one of the nation's most revered Buddhist temples Not only does the historic Naritasan Temple boast a grand main hall and manicured grounds the approach to the temple stands as a well-preserved shopping street that is reminiscent of centuries past An ideal side trip from the airport which can be done in but a few hours Narita Airport even offers a free guide service in which an English-speaking volunteer guide gives visitors a tour while recounting the area's rich history And today this is exactly what we'll be doing I'm Sam Evans staff writer for japan-guide.com and today I'm on assignment reporting on this side trip from Narita Airport Here's the plan We'll start out at Narita Airport Terminal 1 and find the “Transit & Stay Counter” where we'll meet our guide and then together take the train to Keisei Narita Station After walking around a bit we'll try on a traditional Japanese kimono before having lunch at a local restaurant Next we'll finish our stroll down through a picturesque shopping street which leads directly to Naritasan Temple itself After exploring the temple grounds we'll head back to Narita Airport to arrive only a few hours after we left. So follow along as we go on an ideal side trip from Narita Airport to Naritasan Temple So we've arrived at Narita Airport Now, little known fact is that there are side trips to some of the local attractions that take less than half a day And there are even some local tour guides that will show you around So right now we're going to go meet our tour guide for the day and we're off to Naritasan Temple So having shed my civilian clothes in favor of this male kimono we're going to take a walk around town and then go back, get changed, and then go in search of unagi the area's specialty, and quite delicious We've arrived at Naritasan, an important Buddhist temple in the area Now fun fact this temple is one of the most highly visited come the end of the year as literally millions flock here to ring in the new year And with this we'll take the short train ride back to the airport Thanks for joining me I hope this video has been enjoyable and perhaps even helps you plan a short side trip from Narita Airport for yourself For more information about Nartitasan Temple or to watch another video click the links on the screen now or head over to japan-guide.com your comprehensive, up-to-date travel guide first-hand from Japan Thanks for watching be sure to subscribe and click the notification bell for more videos about Japan. Happy travels.
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