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The Airport Limousine counter at the arrival area where people may inquire about routes and schedules, and purchase tickets |
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Bus stops are located just outside Narita Terminal 1 |
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The information boards on Airport Limousine stops provide information for the next bus for a particular destination in both Japanese and English. |
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Smoking areas are located outside the airport and are enclosed (there's ventilation). |
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A bus bound for the Yokohama City Air Terminal (YCAT) is shown loading passengers. I used to take this bus as an alternative for going to Yokohama, where I lived for 3 years in the 1990s. My other option was the Airport Narita trains of the JR Yokosuka-Sobu Line. |
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Back of a bus bound for Shibuya and Futako Tamagawa in western Tokyo. |
When I was still residing in Yokohama, I usually took the train to Narita and the bus when returning from the airport and via YCAT. This was because I usually travelled lighter when going to Manila than when I was returning since I brought back some food items for times when I was feeling homesick and longed for something familiar to eat. Cost-wise, the airport limousine bus service cost a bit more but was more convenient for my return trips. Later, in my stays at Saitama, the obvious choice was the bus to and from Narita through Omiya Station as traveling by rail was more complicated due to the transfers. The additional cost is easily justified by the convenience and comfort provided by the bus service.
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