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Is located near the northern end of the main runway of Narita International Airport. Unfortunately there is no bus service to this location. There is nice little park with beautiful cherry trees and a good view of airplanes landing and taking off from the main runway.
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三里塚御料牧場記念館
25 min by bus from JR Narita Station.
成田山新勝寺
Said to date back to 800 AD, the large temple has a wide assortment of classical Japanese pagodas and halls and a pleasant quasi-European park. Half the fun is getting there: the kilometer-long Omote-sandō from Narita station is a giant shopping arcade filled with restaurants and souvenir shops. Directions are available from the airport's Tourist Information Desk. The largest of its many annual festivals are on January 1 (shogatsu) and February 3 (setsubun). An online event calendar is available in Japanese.
成田観光館 narita kankō-kan
Learn about Japanese Tea Ceremony every Thursday from 10:30.
航空科学博物館 kōkū kagaku hakubutsukan
Main building has aircraft exhibit including engines, cockpits, Boeing 747 cross-sectional dissect and an observation deck on the fifth floor. It also has an outdoor exhibit with about 15 planes on static display.
成田空港 空と大地の歴史館 (Narita Airport Sky and Earth History Museum)
Opened in June 2011, this museum explains the history of Narita and complicated relationship between its residents and the airport due to land expropriation.
千葉県立房総のむら chiba-kenritsu bōsō no mura
A living museum of traditional Japanese culture. Enjoy the exciting activities on the reproduction Japanese town street. The superb burial mound and the samurai residence are a must-see for anyone interested in Japanese history. Exotic traditional festivals are held every now and then. Film-location for historical dramas. Next to Doramu No Sato (drum village) and Komorebi Restaurant