Naritasan Omotesando
4.5
(692)Naritasan Omotesando is an 800-meter-long street leading to Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, lined with traditional Edo- and Meiji-era wooden shopfronts. It's a bustling pedestrian area filled with souvenir shops, confectionaries, and numerous unagi (freshwater eel) restaurants. The street offers a glimpse into Japan's history and culture, making it a popular spot for both locals and travelers.
Address
350-3 Honchō, Narita, Chiba 286-0026, Japan
Opening Hours
OPEN 24 HOURS (Thu)
Phone
+81 476-22-2102
Worth it?
Worth it if you want to experience a charming, historic Japanese street with plenty of food and shopping options
Skip if you're looking for a quiet, off-the-beaten-path experience
Location
350-3 Honchō, Narita, Chiba 286-0026, Japan
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Highlights
The street is particularly known for its high density of unagi restaurants, a tradition that grew from its history as a pilgrimage town.
You might even catch a monkey show while strolling along the street.
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Who it's for
This street is perfect for travelers looking for a gentle immersion into Japanese history and culture, especially those with a layover or departing from Narita Airport. It's also great for families, as it's good for children and offers a variety of shops and food.
Know before you go
Take your passport with you if you plan on using local buses to access areas around the airport, as it may be needed for re-entry.
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Reviews
4.5
Exceptional
5 ReviewsTravelers love Naritasan Omotesando for its historic charm, traditional shops, and numerous unagi restaurants, often comparing it to an 'old Kyoto feel.' It's frequently recommended as a worthwhile stop for those flying in or out of Narita Airport, though visitors should aim to go earlier in the day as shops close by late afternoon.
