There are a few different ways to get to Asakusa, Tokyo, from Narita Airport. But choosing which is the best isn’t always easy. So let us help. We’ll explain how to navigate the 65+ kilometer journey from Narita to Asakusa with the least stress.
Transportation
Planes, trains, automobiles – oh, and buses and boats! Our guide to the multitude of ways to get around Japan can help you decide how to move around on your trip – and what to do with your luggage as you do!
How To Get From Haneda Airport To Shinjuku
If Shinjuku is the first destination on your Japan itinerary and you’re flying into Haneda, getting to your destination can be a bit confusing, especially by train—but don’t stress—we’re about to highlight the easiest ways to get between the airport and Shinjuku.
How to Get From Haneda Airport to Asakusa
If you’re staying in Asakusa in Tokyo and flying into Haneda Airport, you have several transport options to get you to your hotel, but which one is best for you? In this article, we’ll help you decide how to make the 20+ kilometer journey with the least amount of stress.
Kurobe Gorge Railway Is Partly-Closed. Here’s What That Means
Damage to one of the bridges on the route means the popular Kurobe Gorge train in the Japanese Alps won’t be running its normal route this summer – so, what does this mean for your trip? Let’s explain…
The Quick Guide to the Sagano Romantic Train in Kyoto
The Sagano Romantic Train is a scenic sightseeing train that travels along the top of the Hozugawa River and the Hozu Gorge in Kyoto between Arashiyama and Kameoka. But, is it worth taking the time out of your day to sit on it – and if it is, how do you get your tickets, where should you sit – and why, exactly, is it romantic? We explain…
How to Get From Kyoto to Osaka By Train
If you’re staying in Kyoto, it’s very easy to take a trip to the nearby city of Osaka to eat some great food, see the famous lights or the castle, or visit Universal Studios Japan, but, to make the most of your time, you need to know the best way to get between Kyoto and Osaka
Is the Klook Value Train Pass Worth It?
The other day I got an email from the ticket company Klook talking about their new ‘JR Pass’ saying it could save cash. Considering the old one is no longer worth buying for most people, I was intrigued – and so, I decided to check things out and ask, will the new Klook JR Pass – also known as the Value Rail Pass save you money?
How to Transfer Your Luggage Between Hotels in Japan
There are a lot of differences between local travelers and foreign tourists on Japanese trains – but one of the big ones is that we’re all lugging massive cases while the local travelers don’t have any. One reason for this is that locals usually send big cases in advance via a luggage transport service. I tried this three times on my last trip, and it made every journey more pleasant. So, here’s my guide for using luggage transfer in Japan.