Visiting Tokyo, Japan

Japan is a nation formed by an archipelago situation of the eastern coast of the Eurasian countinent.
Some 7,000 islands of all sizes draw an arch that extends 3,000km from northeast to southwest.Surrounded by the sea and with
60% of he country mountains, Japan has been blessed by narure.
The land is cloaked in green and the seas offer marine products in abundance.Each of the four seasond offers a distinct charm.

Tokyo has two airports, Narita International Airport (NRT), which handles mostly international air traffic and is the arrival point of most foreign visitors, and Haneda Airport (HND), which handles mostly domestic air traffic. Narita Airport is located in the city of Narita in Chiba Prefecture, about 60 km from Tokyo. It consists of two terminal buildings, terminal 1 and terminal 2, with each airline being assigned to one of the two terminals.
You can use one of the following modes of transpiration to travel between Narita airport and Central Tokyo.

	JR Narita Express (NEX): The Narita Express is a fast, comfortable and expensive airport train into central Tokyo (serving Tokyo, Shinagawa, Shinjuku and Ikebukuro Stations). All seats are reserved. Fare: About 3000 Yen, 60 minutes to central Tokyo Departures every 30-60 minutes For more details, check NEX Homepage
	JR Sob Line (Rapid Line): The Rapid Sobu Line is the inexpensive JR alternative to the Narita Express, connecting the airport with Tokyo station. The Rapid Sobu Line is a normal commuter train, which stops at several stations between the airport and Tokyo and can become crowded during rush hours. Seat reservations are not possible. Fare: About 1300 Yen, 85 minutes to central Tokyo Departures every 60 minutes
	Keisei Skyliner: The Keisei Skyliner connects the airport with Ueno Station in central Tokyo. It is a comfortable train for travellers to and from the airport. All seats are reserved. Fare: About 2000 Yen, 60 minutes to central Tokyo Departures every 40 minutes For more details, check Keisei Skyliner Homepage
	Keisei Limited Express: The inexpensive alternative to the Keisei Skyliner, the Keisei Limited Express is the cheapest way to get from the airport into Tokyo. It is a normal commuter train, which stops at several stations between the airport and Ueno and can become crowded during rush hours. Seat reservations are not possible. Fare: About 1000 Yen, 75 minutes to central Tokyo Departures every 20 minutes
	Limousine Bus: Airport Limousine bus company offer connections to various places in the Tokyo area and neighbouring prefectures, including direct connections to major hotels in Tokyo and Shinagawa area. Fare: About 3000 Yen, 60-90 minutes to central Tokyo For more details, check Airport Limousine Homepage
	Private Taxi: Because Narita Airport is located about 60 km outside of Tokyo, a taxi ride into central Tokyo is very expensive and not recommended to common travellers. Fare: About 20,000 Yen, 60-90 minutes to central Tokyo

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