[2025 Narita Attraction] Travel Guide for Naritasan Park (Updated Aug)

A day in Narita Japan! Achieved and explored many places! Here’s my itinerary…. Touched down at 9+am… Quick explore of (1) Narita airport and board the free shuttle bus to deposit my baggage before starting my day! 11:30am: Travel from Narita airport Soranoyu Onsen hotel to Keisei Narita station for (2) Omotesando street, ate lots of snacks along the way to (3) Naritasan Shinsho-ji temple, (4) Great Pagoda of Peace (5) Naritasan park (6) Sakura Furusato Square for the Dutch windmill and Tulip field and sunset!!! (Take train from Keisei Narita to Keisei Sakura and change to the small service bus) (7) Narita Airport Soranoyu Onsen hotel (soak off your tired legs from all the walking in their open air Onsen and indoor Onsen bath, chill and have dinner in the hotel cafe lounge before calling it a day at 23:00pm

Naritasan Park, located in the town of Narita, Japan, is a picturesque sanctuary that offers a tranquil escape from the urban bustle. Spread across lush greenery and spanning over 165 acres, the park is renowned for its natural beauty and cultural significance. As you enter Naritasan Park, you are greeted by towering trees, meandering pathways, and serene ponds, creating a peaceful atmosphere conducive to relaxation and reflection. The park is home to numerous temples, most notably the Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, one of the most important Buddhist temples in Japan. Visitors can explore the temple grounds, marvel at the intricate architecture, and immerse themselves in the spiritual ambiance. The park also houses a stunning pagoda, colorful gardens, and peaceful meditation areas. Naritasan Park is not only a place of serenity but also a hub of cultural activities. Throughout the year, various festivals and events take place, showcasing traditional music, dance, and religious ceremonies, providing visitors with an opportunity to experience the vibrant traditions of Japan. A visit to Naritasan Park is a journey into natural beauty and spiritual tranquility, offering a respite from the fast-paced world and a chance to connect with nature and Japanese culture. #本地遊#mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic#celebratewithtrip#passionpassport#2023travelwish#couplestrip

📍Naritasan Park is holding a fall foliage festival in late November. The fall foliage up to Shinshoji Temple was so beautiful🍁The entrance to Naritasan Park is connected to the side of Shinshoji Temple. It takes about an hour even if you walk around slowly. Parking is only 500 yen a day, so you can visit casually. Note✍️The reflection of the fall foliage on the pond is beautiful, so try taking a photo with it📸 [Address] 1 Narita, Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, 286-0023 #Outdoor

There is no need to rush to Tokyo after landing at Narita Airport. In fact, Narita Park is already a good choice for taking photos. You can see the red leaves in Narita Park, and the scenery is first-class. If you pick up a car at the airport or Narita Station, it is only a 15-minute drive to Narita Park. #Japan's best places to get off the plane

This is Naritasan Park behind Naritasan Shinshoji Temple. It is quite large, and the flowers that bloom every season are beautiful and well-maintained, making it a sight to behold. After touring the temples, I recommend you visit Naritasan Park at least once as a walking course✨ #NaritasanPark #NaritaCity

🚗 Access ・15-20 minutes walk from JR Keisei Narita Station. •Parking lot: Available for about 800 yen a day (several parking lots nearby) 🏯 Basic information & Benefits ・Benefits: Business prosperity, matchmaking, success Inari •Founded: Built in 940 to pray for the suppression of the Taira no Masakado Rebellion •Denomination and deity: Shingon sect Chizan school. The deity is Acala, said to have been created by Kobo Daishi, and is the center of goma prayer. ⛩ Main attractions •Main gate: Built in 2008, about 15m tall, made of keyaki wood with beautiful carvings of the twelve zodiac animals. •Niomon gate: Rebuilt in 1831 as a nationally designated important cultural property, with a powerful Kongo Rikishi statue. •Main hall: Built in 1968. Visitors are free to worship, and goma prayers are held almost every day. •Three-story pagoda, Komyodo, Shakado, etc.: Many of the buildings were built between 1701 and 1858, and all of them are designated as important cultural properties. •On the main approach, you can enjoy Narita specialties such as eel, Japanese sweets, and traditional crafts. 🌳 Naritasan Park The vast park (approximately 165,000 m2) adjacent to the temple is maintained in a Japanese garden style with a pond, waterfall, and floating hall, and you can enjoy the nature of the four seasons. 🔥 Goma prayer Goma prayer, in which fire is used to burn away worldly desires to Acala, is held five times on weekdays and about eight times on weekends and holidays, and is especially popular with worshippers who make "prayers". The majestic flames, chanting, and the power of the large drums are overwhelming. 📅 Guide to worship and sightseeing •From the entrance to the main hall: Approximately 15 minutes. •Touring the main temples: About 1.5 hours. •Touring the entire temple grounds and the park: 3-4 hours if you take your time. #Japan Travel Strategy #My Travel Plan #Naritasan Shinshoji Temple #Domestic Travel #Blessings #Chiba Prefecture Tourism

My dears, don’t just wait around when you’re in transit at Tokyo Narita Airport! There are many great places to visit around the airport. 📍Xinsheng Temple This thousand-year-old temple, which was founded in 940 AD, is full of charm. Although most of the temples have been renovated, the three-story pagoda built in 1712 is a national heritage site of Japan and it will amaze you at first sight! It takes about 2-3 hours to tour the entire temple in detail, allowing you to immerse yourself in the tranquility and solemnity of the ancient temple. 🏮Sando Shopping Street After visiting Shinshoji Temple, you can walk to the sando shopping street outside the temple. This place has an ancient style and is full of Japanese style. There are many small shops along the street, where you can find many special small items. Especially don’t miss Narita’s famous eel rice! Many restaurants kill and grill the fish freshly, and the freshness is visible to the naked eye. I missed it last time because I was in a hurry to catch the plane, and I still feel regretful 😭 🌳Naritayama Park Just outside the temple, the area is very large. Walking through the area, you will see green trees and the air is exceptionally fresh. Different seasons have different beautiful scenery, with cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring and fiery red leaves in autumn. 🚇Transportation Tips • By JR Train: From Narita Airport (Terminal 1, Terminal 2), take the JR train to JR Narita Station, which takes about 8 minutes. After exiting the station, it takes about 10 minutes on foot to reach Xinsheng Temple. • Take the Keisei Railway: Take the Keisei Railway at Narita Airport (Terminal 1, Terminal 2) to Keisei Narita Station. The journey takes about 8-10 minutes. After getting off the bus, it takes about 10 minutes on foot to reach Xinsheng Temple. If you have some free time during a layover at Narita Airport, this is the place to go! You can not only appreciate the historical and cultural heritage, but also enjoy a feast, which is great~#TokyoTrafficStrategy

I stopped by Naritasan on my way to Narita Airport. I was worried that there would be a lot of people, but there were surprisingly few people, which was nice♪ The temple is large and impressive, and there is a park and pond right behind it. It is very beautiful in the autumn leaves season. I stayed for an hour, but I wish I had more time. My foreign friends were also very satisfied. Also, there are many stylish souvenir shops, restaurants, and cafes on the approach to the temple, which is fun! I bought too many souvenirs lol However, be careful because there are a lot of people around the New Year holidays! #0 yen trip February 2025

#favouriteitinerary Here’s a 1-day itinerary for Naritasan Park in Narita, Japan—a peaceful spot blending nature, history, and culture. Naritasan Park 1-Day Itinerary Morning: • 9:00 AM – Naritasan Shinshoji Temple: Start your day at this famous Buddhist temple, known for its grand gates, pagoda, and serene atmosphere. • 10:00 AM – Explore Naritasan Park: Stroll through the park’s peaceful trails, ponds, and seasonal gardens. In spring, enjoy cherry blossoms; in autumn, vibrant foliage. • 11:00 AM – Calligraphy Museum: Visit the museum inside the park to see beautiful examples of Japanese calligraphy. • 11:45 AM – Great Peace Pagoda: A stunning, modern-style pagoda symbolizing world peace. Afternoon: • 12:30 PM – Lunch on Omotesando Street: Enjoy local delicacies such as grilled eel (unagi), soba noodles, or tempura. Recommended spot: Kawatoyo Honten (famous for unagi). • 2:00 PM – Naritasan Omotesando Street: Explore this charming street lined with traditional shops, teahouses, and souvenir stores. • 3:00 PM – Naritasan Reikōkan Museum: Discover the history and artifacts related to the temple. Evening: • 4:30 PM – Sunset at Naritasan Park: Return for a peaceful walk and enjoy the evening glow reflecting on the ponds. • 5:30 PM – Early Dinner: Try a cozy izakaya or café near Narita Station. #favouriteitinerary #japantrip #tokyotrip

#cherryblossom2024 We enjoyed our visit Naritasan park during our trip in April. The park is huge, and very beautiful surrounded. The gardens is created in traditional Japanese style with surrounding with ponds, big trees which always green and blooming. We are lreally falling live with a beautiful of blossom in the apring time. Address - 1 Narita, Chiba 2860023, Japan. #familytrip

Naritasan Temple is the closest temple to Narita Airport. There is a statue of Fudo Myo-o, which has been called "Narita Fudo" since ancient times. It is especially good for praying for safety and avoiding accidents, or for praying for love, work, and general matters. In addition, there is a small garden and waterfall inside the temple. The garden is very large. If you want to walk around every spot, it should take 2-3 hours. 😊 P.S. I like the green tea ice cream sold before reaching the front of the temple. It is fragrant, smooth, and not too sweet.

When traveling to Tokyo, aside from using Narita Airport for arrival and departure, Narita City itself is a small but charming place worth visiting if you have the time. Especially before heading home, consider staying a day in Narita City. Not only is accommodation cheaper than in Tokyo, but it also saves you the rush to the airport. You can also take the opportunity to visit nearby Aeon and Donki for some last-minute shopping. Moreover, you can enjoy a stroll in the beautiful Narita Park within the city. I visited last autumn and the fall foliage was quite impressive. It's worth considering a visit.

#樱花2024 Naritayama Park is full of cherry blossoms, and the pink sea of ​​flowers is shining brilliantly. Overlooking the cherry trees from a distance, the flowers sway gracefully and the scenery is pleasant. We took a walk under one of the pavilions and admired the scenery. Occasionally, petals fell in the wind, adding poetic beauty to the scene. The exclamations of tourists create a peaceful atmosphere. In the afternoon, we took a walk to the shrine to pay our respects. After paying our respects, we left with memories of a great day of cherry blossom viewing and look forward to viewing the cherry blossoms again next year.

#Japan and Korea City Attractions #Naritasan Park #Japan Nature #Leisure and Entertainment #Explore Beautiful Scenery #Natural Healing #Travel #Peace and Tranquility #Japan Travel Naritasan Park is a stunning natural treasure located in Narita, Japan. When I stepped into the park, I was immediately attracted by the beautiful scenery around me. With lush green trees, clear lakes and charming gardens, it feels like you are in a fairy tale world. 🌳🏞️😍 I strolled along the paths, admiring the various plants and flowers that the park had, creating a dreamlike scene. I was also lucky enough to enjoy the beautiful maple leaves, which turned into a golden ocean in autumn. Whether in spring or autumn, Naritasan Park can bring people different visual enjoyment. 🌸🍁🍃 In addition to the beautiful scenery, Naritasan Park is also a great place to relax and unwind. I found a comfortable lawn and lay down to enjoy the sunshine and breeze. This comfortable feeling made me forget the hustle and bustle and pressure of the city, and my body and mind were completely relaxed. There are also some pavilions and rest areas in the park where visitors can enjoy lunch or a cup of coffee. It's really relaxing! ☕🌳😌 Naritasan Park also has a beautiful lake with crystal clear waters surrounded by lush green hills. I rented a boat and rowed on the lake. This peaceful experience made me feel the power and beauty of nature. There are also some walking trails along the lake, where people can appreciate the natural ecology up close and see some birds and wild animals. 🚣‍♀️🌊🐦 Naritasan Park is a true natural treasure. It allows people to escape from the busy city life and get in touch with nature. If you are planning a trip to Japan, you definitely don’t miss Naritasan Park! 🌳🏞️🌸 #NaritasanPark #JapanNature #Leisure #ExploreScenicAreas #NaturalHealing #Travel #PeaceandTranquility #JapanTravel

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#DomesticTravel ①Narita Airport There is a Mario photo spot in Terminal 1. There are three terminals, Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3, but Terminal 1 is the most fun. The observation deck is also spacious and comfortable. ②Aviation Museum A bus leaves from Narita Airport to the Aviation Museum You can see Narita Airport and there is also an in-flight dining style restaurant at the Aviation Museum. You can watch takeoffs and landings from there! There is also airplane projector mapping and you can experience being a pilot! The person who teaches you is a former aviation worker and gave a very detailed explanation. ③Naritasan Shinshoji Naritasan Shinshoji is famous in Japan. There are various shops on the approach to the temple, including a rice cracker shop and a facility where you can experience archery. There are also many eel shops, which are fun. Narita Park is also located next to Naritasan Shinshoji ④Yuraku Castle Yuraku Castle is a hot spring facility and was a very beautiful facility. It has mapping and fountain shows, and you can enjoy it all day. It opens at 1pm, so you can sleep in! ⑤ Shisui Outlet Park Shisui Station is 10 minutes away from Narita Station, and there is a shuttle bus from there. It's spacious, so I recommend it! ⑥ Narita Dream Farm A shuttle bus leaves from Namegata Station, two stops away from Narita Station. You can interact with rabbits, guinea pigs, cows, horses, and many other animals! The soft serve ice cream is also delicious! #Narita #NaritaAirport #narita #hotsprings #japan #airport #naritaairport

Narita Temple is a Buddhist temple located in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, and is considered one of the oldest and most famous temples in Japan. Its history can be traced back to 809 AD, when it became a pilgrimage site for worshiping Kukai (also known as Kobo Daishi), attracting millions of visitors every year. Here are some travel tips for Narita Temple: 1. How to get to Narita Temple? You can reach Narita Temple by tram, bus or rental car. The most convenient and economical way is to take the Keisei Main Line or JR Joban Line from the center of Tokyo to Narita Station, and then walk 15 minutes to the temple. You can also choose to take a public bus directly to Narita Sankou Station and then go to the temple. If you want to drive there, you can choose to depart from Tokyo or Chiba direction, and there are free parking lots available for visitors. 2. Temple opening hours and ticket prices. Narita Temple is open to the public every day, but the opening hours may vary depending on the season and weather. Generally, the temple is open from 6:30 am to 5:00 pm, and in summer, it is extended to 7:00 pm. The ticket price is 500 yen, and the price is the same no matter when you visit the temple. 3. Main attractions of the temple Naritasan has many attractions worth visiting, including: - Daihonzan: This is one of the most famous buildings in Narita Temple, built in the 17th century, mainly dedicated to the deity Acala. - Bell Tower: The Bell Tower is 54 meters high and is one of the tallest bell towers in Japan. - Ying'en Gate: This is the main entrance to the temple, with two 5-meter-high statues of Vajra warriors in front of the gate. - Sanju-no-to: This is one of the oldest buildings in Narita Temple, built in 1607 and 55 meters high. 4. Activities and Festivals Naritasan has many traditional activities and festivals, including: - Paying homage to the great master Kukai: Every year on February 22nd, tens of thousands of people participate in this grand religious event. - Cherry Blossom Festival: held every April, where you can enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms. - Temple renovation: once every 20 years, the next one will be held in 2025. 5. Dining experience You can try Narita yaki, a crispy and sweet snack that is a specialty of Chiba. It is usually made with red bean filling and there are many snack shops around Naritasan Temple where you can buy this delicious food. Here is the Naritasan travel guide I have prepared for you. I hope it can be helpful and wish you a pleasant journey! Naritasan Park.

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