Narita Hilton

... us on. This six day trip is more like 3.5 days discounting air travel.  After departing LAX Friday afternoon, I arrive in Narita Saturday evening.  In time for a quick dinner with my sister and parents in the hotel.  Tomorrow the actual ...

... House, the cab far was over 10,000 Yen (100$) and we were far from the one place we knew in Japan - the Narita Hilton. Walking into the dormitory, a Japanese woman approached us, seeming to know who we were. She showed us a room where we could ...

We stayed a night in a Hilton near the Narita airport...talk about a treat!  We had a HUGE room to ourselves, a water boiling pot to make our own noodles, robes, free toiletries to "borrow", a nice toilet with lots of buttons, a bath mat, AND ...

I took a walk to downtown from the hotel. It took about 1 hour (I have short legs). I visited the railroad engine exhibit/playground and then saw all the vendors selling stuff on the way to the temple. There were a lot of people at the temple since ...

... , I decided to not take a taxi, and made Dad wait with me to take the hotel courtesy bus to the hotel. Unfortunately, the first Hilton bus that showed up was for air flight crew only. The second was for crew and passengers from Korean Air. By the time a ...

... to take the bus on a loop back to the hotel just to see the sights.   I ended up getting off at the Narita Station, wandered around a bit, forgot to bring my camera.   A nice girl on the bus directed me on where to go ...

After a 14-hour journey from Wilmington, via Chicago, to Tokyo, I get off my American Airlines first class flight and stumble through Japanese customs into a whole new ...

... it took almost an hour on the train to get to Tokyo and I figured that Karla had already traveled enough. We stayed at the Narita Hilton, a nice place shaped like a doughnut with windows facing inward and a waterfall and a nature area in the center. After ...

... about to give out, and we still had to make it back to the hotel to collect our luggage and head off to Narita for the night.  (Yes, another Hilton.  Don’t judge.  They were the cheapest option.) Making it back to the hotel was not an ...

... ! Our plane landed at 9:45 in the morning. After getting our train tickets and some drinks from Starbucks, we boarded the NEX (Narita Express) towards Tokyo! It took about 70 minutes and Jordy kept falling asleep as he hadn't slept at all in the plane. ...

... durch die Immigrations komm. Der Plan ging auch auf. In Rekordzeit war ich nach knappen 40 Minuten nach der Landung schon im Narita-Express auf dem Weg nach Shinjuku. Leider hab ich den Beamten bei der Einreise kaum verstanden, weil er erstens eine Maske ...

... with a new plan: we changed our flight to Tokyo to a late afternoon flight, and we're going to stay at an airport hotel near Narita tomorrow night.  Then we'll catch a flight on Sunday.  (Due to the time zones, we will arrive in the U.S. ...

Well, I'm finally back in Canada. The flight from Narita to Toronto was hell, and the connecting flight back to Nova Scotia involved a copious amount of air sickness. ***   Kanda felt very much like Halifax. Busier, certainly, but not as overwhelming ...

... Hawaii, 1,500 miles east of the Philippines, and 1,550 miles south of Japan.  The shortest flight from the mainland U.S. (via Narita, Japan) is 14 hours, but from Hong Kong it only took us 4 hours, 20 minutes.  Continental Airlines runs the ...

... in explaining how to get down south. During our first exposure to the Tokyo Metro, we were thankfully only transferring from the Narita Express (N'ex), to the bullet train (Shinkansen), which were located on the same level. There was a ticket office on ...

... the signs were plentiful and in English, so no problems except for dodging the hundreds of people going every direction. Happily, our Hilton hotel was easy walking distance from the Disney monorail, and we and our luggage were well taken care of.  ...