Inside Tokyo Narita Airport T1 - Complete Walkthrough

[@YellowProductions]

✅ You might enjoy watching my travel guide for Tokyo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHK4ioSDf7dni6M ✅ Or my walkthrough of my favorite airport - Singapore Changi: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4K3qoKihLafnrc

[@RM1969RM]

Excellent video as always! HOWEVER there is Something SUPER IMPORTANT that I need to mention to you: In Japan it is considered impolite & disrespectful to point to objects, prices and people with any single finger (i.e. index). Instead you need to point using the whole hand! I noticed that you were using your index finger to point at stuff throughout the video which is a big no no. Hopefully this tip would be useful for your future Japan trips :)

[@MC-bw5fc]

Thanks!

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks so much!

[@jimmyjames6492]

Thanks for the info + video!

[@TheScarletteWhisper]

Thank you very much! I wanted to be prepared to know what to expect for Terminal 1, this is great!!

[@messuth]

I watched your videos when I was going to San Francisco a year ago. Today I will watch your Tokyo videos and go to Tokyo.

[@F_Morimoto]

This video is really helpful. I’ve watched several times and just shared it with my friend who will be at terminal 1 this afternoon to fly back to LAX. Thank you again Chris!

[@YellowProductions]

Glad it’s useful!

[@02GreekIslands]

This is an amazing video. Thank you so much. I love your chirpy voice and face

[@F_Morimoto]

Thank you Chris for another great video! I’ve never been to Narita’s terminal 1. This is very helpful. I usually go thru T2 flying JAL. T1 looks big and is impressive! Good to know there are so many cool stores. Thank you, and look forward to your next video.

[@tommyc6066]

I was on the tiny island of Okinawa for a year & fell in love with the culture. I love it when people go to Japan & give travel tips & show great spots to see. Thank you very much for sharing your experiences.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Tommy!

[@angelicasoup638]

Thank you for sharing this.

[@pi17835]

Thanks for the tour. It’s still a while, but Narita will also be my next airport in Japan.

[@jameshiga8077]

Hi Chris. Wonderful walking tour of Terminal !. Never been to this terminal. I fly out of Terminal 2 with Japan Airlines and that is a wonderful terminal as well. It also has a nice observation deck to view the planes. Tokyo Banana is a must for me. I just love them. Next time I need to check out terminal Thanks for sharing and take care.

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks James! I've actually never been in Terminal 1.. I'm always on United or ANA

[@RonnieReyes-vq4mw]

Thank you for the video. I will be travelling to the US on December. Narita Airport is my first stopover. ANA and United airlines.

[@millersimond]

Welcome to London!💛

[@Leonardo-cs9ij]

Flew in to Narita my last trip and left from Haneda; their border crossing is ridiculously fast, but Haneda is my favorite of the two, due to its proximity to Tokyo. Excellent food court and shops, and so close to Tokyo you can just spend more of your time there before heading to the airport! Flying in and out of Haneda for my next trip. Obviously, whatever is cheaper is better and sometimes Narita is better especially if you stay in say Akihabara or Ueno it can be closer.

[@gs7585]

Thank you! Going in December and a little intimidated because Narita is so far from Tokyo.

[@stevegonzales527]

It’s not that hard honestly. Once you arrive and get out of customs you’ll basically be left out the entrance, go down stairs for the trains and take the narita express for about $14 and it’ll take you to Tokyo. If you got the jr pass it’ll also be down stairs and a jr office once you go there you can ask the worker if they can book the ticket for you. It’s about 1:30 -1:50 hour train ride

[@diningwithderek]

It's actually not too difficult. The easiest way is to take the Narita Express which is a limited express train that leaves directly out of the airport. The hardest part is finding the station since once you exit customs, it is a bit of a walk to the station. You can buy your tickets at the ticket office there and there are agents who will help you. You will also need to pick up your JR pass there if you got it, personally I recommend against getting the JR pass since it is way overpriced. Once you hop on the train it is a 1 hour ride to Tokyo Station.

[@salomejoyce4731]

I missed that airport i used to stopped over from seattle to narita airport to mla phils and trips back many times years ago...👍

[@TwoTicketsToAdventure]

Thanks to your video, we have discovered a 5th Cremia (famous ice cream using Hokkaido milk) location to enjoy this delectable treat before heading back home. 🥰

[@YellowProductions]

Nice!

[@stargazer5073]

Love Japan

[@jjx89]

That 7-11 was so far from our gate, and the line was long too. We found a pair of vending machines that sold popular drinks/snacks not too far away. Not many people were using them, so thats where we used the last of our coins (in Yen) before our flight took off.

[@petkoandreev7869]

I will be in trouble in that Casio store......omg...

[@90293Mike]

October is my favorite month to visit Japan. It’s less crowded and the weather is good.

[@YellowProductions]

Agreed!

[@chrislim7615]

Hi u should also visit the:Singapore airport,beautiful*

[@YellowProductions]

Thanks Chris -- Agreed! I did a short tour of Singapore airport here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4K3qoKihLafnrc

[@manuvital9071]

Thanks Chris. I'm flying into Termin 1Narita at 9pm in 2 weeks! First time Japan. Do you know if there are any food shops in Terminal 1 still open by the time I get through customs? I know I'll be starving, and there is no food at nite in the Toyoko hotel I'll be staying at. Thks in advance

[@YellowProductions]

Hi Manu -- most restaurants at Narita close up at 9pm. There's a Lawson Station convienence store open til 10pm in T1

[@e-care-books9867]

Lol. The "Counterfeit merch" display seemed sort of like a mini- "Counterfeit Museum."

[@YellowProductions]

For sure!

[@ragtagzagvee7675]

can you show off the other T's

[@RM1969RM]

You may have noticed that some light sources were flickering in this video. West of Japan (i.e. Osaka, Kyoto) uses 60Hz similar to USA while east (i.e. Tokyo) uses 50Hz. To make matters more confusing, some lower voltage light sources (i.e. LED) use different frequencies than what is fed to them in Japan (i.e. 60Hz LED fed with Tokyo's 50Hz) which results in a mishmash of different frequencies. Since recording at 50fps and 60fps leaves flickering one way or another, one needs to record at minimum 300fps to avoid any flickering while in Japan! :( The implications: 1) If a device has a multi voltage, multi frequency adapter, you can buy it anywhere in Japan and bring to your country. 2) If you are from North America, you need to buy electrical equipment made for west of Japan & make sure it supports NA's slightly higher voltage. 3) If you are from Europe, you simply cannot buy full voltage electrical equipment from anywhere in Japan, as Europe's 220V-240V would be too high for devices made for Japan's 100V regardless of frequency.

[@YellowProductions]

I need to get a better camera to record at 300fps!

[@RM1969RM]

​@@YellowProductions You deserve it! You're one of the best travel content creators out there & your content is some of the best!

[@diningwithderek]

When was this video recorded?

[@YellowProductions]

Roughly 2 months ago

[@diningwithderek]

Oh wow! I didn't realize you were in Japan that recently!

[@hhuynh5273]

How fast the check in for terminal 1?

[@YellowProductions]

I'd say arrive 2 hours before your flight

[@anon-tlv3399]

So many people doing cam-tours on YT these days - one day the whole of Japan's streets will be a guy in a t-shirt with a gopro. and then people will do cam-tours about the traditional japanese cam-tourists

[@maverick-21-41]

Is there an arcade here?

[@YellowProductions]

I didn't see one

[@kasunyan77]

Do you recommend exchange usd to yen inside Narita? is the exchange rate worth it? I arrived in 2 weeks aprox

[@YellowProductions]

I'd use the ATM at 7-11 to get cash at Narita.. or anywhere in Japan

[@kasunyan77]

@@YellowProductions Thanks i might try that instead.

[@undisgraziato]

No Rolex store?

[@SamSitar]

how do I order something if I don't speak Japanese?

[@YellowProductions]

They all speak English at the airport

[@bbpoItergeist]

I’m going in January wish me luck boys

[@orlandoperez2156]

That was not a stuff animal. That was Totoro from an anime cartoon

[@_nihongo_jouzu_]

Do-ra-ey-mown 😂

[@Leonardo-cs9ij]

At the time of the video, 30000 yen is more like $200. I appreciate the optimism but the yen is not nearly that strong lol

[@thehighlightsreel953]

Wonder how much the Lego store is. Will have to get George Lukas taking a shit for $40 next time.

[@angelicasoup638]

US dollar prices Japanese size.

[@Pingsmingu]

😢 ask why am 😢