How do I get from Narita to Nagoya?

Although there are no direct trains between these two destinations, it is very easy to make a transfer in Tokyo. From Narita Airport you can take the Narita Express limited express service into Tokyo, and then transfer to a shinkansen bullet train for Nagoya.

Is Tokyo and Narita the same?

1. The airport code for Narita Airport is NRT (TOKYO). Even though the TOKYO bit might seem to indicate that the airport is located in Tokyo, the airport is actually located in Chiba—the adjacent prefecture.

Is Haneda or Narita better?

Haneda is much closer to downtown Tokyo, and is increasingly being used for long-haul flights especially to the US. Narita, on the other hand, is served by more international carriers and has a broader selection of airport lounges to choose from.

How do you get from Nagoya to Tokyo?

Tokyo and Nagoya are connected with each other by the JR Tokaido Shinkansen. Nozomi trains require about 100 minutes to reach Nagoya from Tokyo, Hikari trains about 110 minutes and Kodama trains about three hours.

Where is the city of Nagoya in Japan?

The city of Nagoya is about 340km west of Tokyo, roughly three quarters of the way to Kyoto. It’s the fourth most populous urban area in Japan, and the bustling capital of Aichi Prefecture. Here’s how to get from Tokyo to Nagoya and back—and why you should visit. Nagoya has a reputation for being a rather industrial—and dull—place.

How to get from Tokyo to Nagoya by bus?

There are 7 ways to get from Tokyo to Nagoya by train, bus, night bus, car or plane. 1 Train • 1h 37m. Take the train from Tokyo to Nagoya Shinkansen Nozomi / 2 Night bus • 7h 33m. 3 Drive • 3h 44m. 4 Fly Tokyo Haneda to Chūbu Centrair • 3h 27m. 5 Train to Tokyo Narita, fly to Chūbu Centrair • 4h 25m.

Which is the fastest bullet train to Nagoya?

The fastest bullet train, the Nozomi, will get you there in 1 hour 40 minutes, while the next-best model, the Hikari, will have you at Nagoya Station in just over two hours (sometimes less).

Which is the slowest Shinkansen from Tokyo to Nagoya?

The very slowest Shinkansen is the Kodama—an older model that takes just short of three hours to make the trip from Tokyo to Nagoya. There are discount tickets (see below) that can make the Kodama an affordable option, but if you’re not using one of those, rather opt for the Hikari or Nozomi as they’re much more efficient.