Visit a 1,000-year-old temple near Narita Airport!

🇯🇵 If you have some time before your flight at Narita Airport or have just arrived in Japan and want to immerse yourself in Japanese culture right away, "Naritasan Temple" is a must-visit destination! ✨

🏯 Naritasan Temple is a Shingon Buddhist temple established in 940 AD. It enshrines "Fudo Myoo," the deity of protection and the dispeller of evil.

This temple is renowned nationwide, attracting many Japanese visitors, especially during the New Year season.

🌸 Memorable Atmosphere

Located in the heart of Narita city, the temple offers a serene and tranquil environment. It features authentic traditional Japanese wooden structures, including the "Main Hall," the "Three-Story Pagoda," and the "Golden Great Pagoda."

The Japanese garden at the back is peaceful, with trees and flowers that change with the seasons. The autumn foliage and cherry blossoms in early April are particularly stunning.

🧭 Getting There

Take a train from Narita Airport to Narita Station, which takes only 10 minutes. From the station, it's just a 10-minute walk (passing through Omotesando Street, lined with snack shops, souvenir stores, and fragrant grilled eel restaurants).

🛐 What to Pray For?

- Health
- Career success
- Removal of negativity in life

There are various amulets available for purchase as keepsakes.

🥢 Don't Miss!

The street in front of the temple (Naritasan Omotesando) is filled with charming souvenir shops, Japanese sweets, and the famous grilled eel (Hitsumabushi) restaurants. Japanese people often eat eel before flying, as it is believed to ensure a smooth journey.