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Narita Omotesando Street

Narita Omotesando Street

Situated in Chiba prefecture, and approximately 75 minutes to 110 minutes from Tokyo is Narita. To reach Narita from Tokyo, take a train from Shinjuku station for 75 minutes using the Narita Express Line or a combination of JR lines such as the Chuo Line, Yamanote Line and Joban Line. If like many people, you’re staying in Narita before or after a flight from nearby Narita Airport, the temple is only a 5 minute walk from Narita train station.

We highly recommend Narita and its contents as a popular stopover either on your way from or to Narita airport. Narita Omoresando Street is a perfect blend of history, culture and food! It is a long traditional street that leads up to the main Naritasan Temple. Walking along the picturesque and historic Narita Omotesando street is a must do when staying in or visiting the Narita area. The street is lined with an array of wonderful shops, cafes and eateries selling street food, souvenirs and local crafts! This is the perfect first or final stop for souvenir shopping after or before your flight!

The origins of Omotesando street goes back as far as 300 years ago when the street first acted as a busy pathway for pilgrims and locals visiting the nearby Naritasan temple. The street retains much of the traditional Edo period atmosphere, where visitors can enjoy seeing the traditional wooden architecture of houses and shops. The street is an impressive 800 meters long. It is built on a gentle slope, but still suitable for most physical abilities. We highly recommend spending at least 60 minutes to 120 minutes here, shopping, having lunch or dinner.

Some of our top recommendations to try are Unagi (grilled eel) which Narita is well known for, Yaki Imo (roasted sweet potatoes), Dango (soft and chewy rice dumplings on skewers), Senbei (rice crackers) and more! You will also be able to find many great souvenirs here such as Buddhist charms, ceramics, green tea and sake. In the Spring, visitors can enjoy seeing Cherry Blossoms near the street, and Autumn leaves in November through to early December.

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