Glad it helps 😁 It might be a little difficult to make a video about it for a while until I return to Tokyo, but I will make one in the future. Thank you for watching my "How to" Vlog 😁

It'll take around an hour to get to Asakusa from Narita.

@@EnjoyingLife.Thank you so much👍🏻

@@EnjoyingLife.Do I need to transfer to another train or is it a direct train to Asakusa?

glad to hear, enjoy your trip! 😁

Yes you can do the same route from Asakusa station to Narita Airport 😁

@@EnjoyingLife. thank you!! ♥️🙏

Yes you can, you can also type in google "Asakusa Station to Narita Airport" this will show you the time of departure of the sky access from Asakusa :)

@ but the same line to go back from Asakusa to Narita is not straight as to go from the airport to Asakusa, right?

Yes :)

Good question, both trains are run through the keisei line, The sky Access is a commuter like train with no reserve seatings while the Skyliner is an all reserved seating train. The Skyliner is also a little more expensive than than Sky Access. - example: The sky Access can get you directly to Asakusa Station while with the Skyliner you would have to transfer to a different train (commuter train) to get to Asakusa. - note that they both depart from the same platform, so be sure to get on the right train. Also, don't get confused, because on the screens on the platform, they show "Sky Access Skyliner" this notice is for the reserved seating "Skyliner" and not for the commuter train "Sky Access"

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It's just like a commuter train, just tap on in 😀 Just make sure you get on the right train because the "Sky Access Skyliner" also departs from the same platform and that train is all reserved seating.

@@EnjoyingLife.thanks so much!!

You're welcome!

You're welcome! 😀

Hello, it's actually not enough, most of the time it is full, people just stack their luggage on top of other peoples luggage, those who have smaller luggages as seen on the video put it on the overhead bin or just hold on to it on their seats :)

Yes, I tried and booked once thru klook, it worked out fine.

Thanks 🙃

Thanks 😀

Yes, just make sure it has enough money loaded up :)

Glad it helps! 😀

Yes :)

@@EnjoyingLife. thank you!

@@raraz25 Enjoy your trip! :D

Via Sky Access, no. Via Skyliner, yes. The Skyliner is an all reserved seat train with a direct route to Ueno from Narita Airport. It also departs from Platform 1 where the Sky Access departs so make sure you get on the right train. It's more expensive, but much more comfortable :)

@@EnjoyingLife. Thank you for information!! Via Sky Access is depending the train timetables (i saw in google maps schedule)

Technically you can ride the Sky Access, but it won't be a direct route though, you'll need to transfer along the way.

@@EnjoyingLife. Thankyou so much! And then how about “Keisei main Line” (Red Line) It’s more & more long duration ?

@@crazybop5848 the Keisei main line (Blue line) is a local train that has a LOT of stops, I don't suggest using the Blue Line :D

if you used a ticket to enter you need to use it again to exit, no need for ic card. now if you used an ic card to enter, you can just tap going out your destination station. you don't have to buy a physical ticket if you already have an ic card with enough balance/load 🙂

Sorry but you can't, the one that's a direct route from Narita to Ueno is the Skyliner. though when you see the screen on the platform it says "Sky Access Skyliner" If you wanna use the sky access to get to Ueno station, you'll have to transfer. I recommend using the Skyliner, it's a bit more pricey because it's an all reserved train but it is a direct route.

@@EnjoyingLife. thank you for suggestion! after survey, will use the skyliner train

yes you can :)

Hi is oshiage the next stop? Can the suica card be used for sky access trains?

This video is from T2, but don't worry it also departs at T1 before heading onto T2&3 :) same procedures to, direct route and all 😄

@@EnjoyingLife. thank you very much for this info. I am leaving soon so this is the route i will take :) greetings!

@@joseandrade8142 Enjoy your trip!

@@EnjoyingLife. Thank you very much :)

You're welcome! 😁

Hi, I checked the route from Narita to Kagurazaka on google and the info I got is as follows. [Q1] Not sure about the (Japan Bridge Station) but when I searched for the route it gave me (Nihombashi Station) which is (A13) along the sky access route. For this you can search on google the following "Narita Airport to Kaguraka Station" then click on the train option, this will show the route you'll need to ride on. This works for all searches, just type in "Starting station to End station" :) [Q2] If you have the IC Card with enough credit balance, you don't really need to buy the tickets for the sky access and the metro tickets. Just Tap away 😁 The sky access is a commuter type train and is different from the skyliner, I'm just saying it here because they depart at the same platform from Narita T2. Now if you don't have an IC Card, then you will have to buy a ticket for the sky access and once you reach your first stop, [Q3] you can just buy another ticket on that station for kagurazaka. Hope this helps, enjoy your trip! Remember, when in doubt ask the train staff 😆

The one on the video is the Sky Access, It's a commuter train setup. The Skyliner is a limited express with reserved seating and yes it has an onboard toilet.

around 11 give or take, so you will really need to hurry once you leave immigration and customs to get to the station, if yoi don't make it till the last train, you're other option would be to take the bus but I'm not sure about the last departure for buses. Good luck on your trip and enjoy

Glad it helped 😁

yes, just like how it's shown on the video 😁

Yes it does, last April I got a different type of bag when I was in Tottori 😆

I only realized it was the fastest shinkansen months after my trip last May.

when we do Lets vlog it 😁

@@EnjoyingLife. yes lets do it 👍

yes 👌

⁠@@EnjoyingLife. I'm happy as a Japanese person😊

@@mszuts8886 I really like Japanese food :D

yes

Yes you can, as long as it has enough funds. Now do keep in mind that the Sky Access and Skyliner are both located on platform 1, so please be sure to get on the right train :) there are 2, but don't worry, the station that the sky access stops at is the one near Senso-Ji Temple stop (A18) on the Toie Asakusa Line :)

As far as I know, it doesn't. The one that goes straight to Ueno is the skyliner, it's on the same platform as the Sky Access (Platform 1) It's a bit more pricey because it's a limited express train but it's more comfy because it's all reserved seating.

Hello, based on my research, you'll still need an extra ticket for the Limited Express Haruka.

@@EnjoyingLife. So..Kansai mini pass for 3 day can't use from kix to Osaka?? Or may be with another rapid or jr from kix to osaka

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Glad to hear 😄

you can't ride the Haruka, there is a personell roaming the train checking for tickets.

Yes, just make sure your on the right train 😁

Hello, I had a JR Pass that's why you only saw 1 ticket, if you followed the instructions as stated in the video, the machine will give you two tickets. From there you'll need to feed it to the ticket machine at the same time :)

Glad it helped! 😁

Glad it helps 😁

You're welcome! 😁

you should be able to buy an IC Card from a machine or inside a train office.

True, this is almost like a local train, with IC card you tap it at the gate, ticket isn't necessary. I thought the train destination was Haneda Airport, no?

I got off at Asakusa station so not 100% sure but I believe it does go to Haneda Airport if you just sat on the train. At 2:26 the video you can the signage in Narita terminal just has the next destination which is "Narita Yukawa Station". Later in the video at 2:51 after riding the train for over an hour is the first time you see "Asakusa". So, just sort of nerve racking unless you memorized all the stations between Narita and Asakusa to know your going the correct way.

point number 1>> so if I already have IC card, just tap it like we use regular train right? and tap out again on Asakusa Station with out the ticket paper?? thank you!

@@putridwianggraini958 Yes, just use the IC card like any other regular train. Just make sure you're on this train in this video. (orange color).

@@stevewaggoner2735 thanks!

yes, because you will still need a limited express ticket to ride the Haruka :)

@@EnjoyingLife. Ok I see thank you!

Glad it helps, enjoy your trip! 😁

It's a direct route, no need to transfer, just please make sure you're on the right train :)

@@EnjoyingLife. Thank you!

@@tymprsquezon9691 You're welcome! :D