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How to Get from Oshiage Station to Narita Airport

Friendly Guide for Travelers with Large Luggage and First-Timers


If you’re traveling to Narita Airport for the first time or carrying large luggage, this guide will help you navigate from Oshiage Station to Narita Airport smoothly. We’ll cover three main transportation options-train, bus, and taxi-with clear comparisons, detailed train route explanations including accessibility tips, recommended spots near Oshiage Station, and interesting places to stop along the way.

Transportation Options Compared

Here’s a quick comparison of the three main ways to get from Oshiage Station to Narita Airport:

Detailed Explanation for Train Travel

Main Train Routes

◆Keisei Access Express (Direct)

• Direct train from Oshiage Station to Narita Airport Terminals 1 & 2

• Travel time: about 45–55 minutes

• Cost: ¥1,200 (¥1,194 with IC card)

• Frequent service, no seat reservations (may be crowded)

◆Keisei Skyliner (via Nippori Station)

• Take a train from Oshiage to Nippori, then transfer to the Skyliner

• Travel time: about 60 minutes including transfer

• Cost: ¥2,570 (reserved seating)

• Recommended for those wanting guaranteed seats and comfort



◆JR Narita Express (via Tokyo or Shinagawa Station)

• From Oshiage, transfer at Tokyo or Shinagawa Station to Narita Express

• Travel time: about 70–90 minutes

• Cost: around ¥3,000 (reserved seating)

• Requires transfers but offers comfortable, spacious cars



Accessibility and Tips for Large Luggage or Strollers

• Both Oshiage and Narita Airport stations have elevators and escalators

• Keisei Access Express platforms and trains have minimal step gaps, making boarding easier

• Free luggage carts are available at Narita Airport station

• Stroller users will find facilities convenient and accessible

• During busy times, the front or rear cars tend to be less crowded

• Skyliner and Narita Express trains have dedicated luggage storage areas


Recommended Spots Near Oshiage Station

Cafés

• Unlimited Coffee Bar

• About 6 minutes on foot from Oshiage Station. A stylish café serving specialty coffee and photogenic drinks and desserts.

• Spice Café

• About 10 minutes on foot. Offers flavorful spice dishes from around the world in a cozy setting. Reservations recommended for lunch or dinner.

Sightseeing

• Tokyo Skytree

• Directly connected to Oshiage Station. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from the observation decks and shopping at Solamachi mall. Great photo opportunities throughout.


How to Walk from Oshiage Station to Tokyo Skytree

After exiting the ticket gates at Oshiage Station (served by the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, Toei Asakusa Line, and Keisei Line), follow the signs for “TOKYO SKYTREE TOWN.”

Go straight, take the escalator up, and you’ll reach the entrance to Tokyo Skytree.

The walk takes about 5 minutes and is fully covered, so it’s convenient even on rainy days.

If you’re unsure, just look for the large Skytree visible from the station area—it’s hard to miss!


Recommended Stopover Spots

Along the Keisei Access Express Route

• Keisei Takasago Station

• A transfer station with charming local eateries nearby. Good for a quick break or meal.

• Narita Station (via Keisei Main Line)

• Famous for Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and the bustling Omotesando street with many food stalls. Try the renowned eel restaurant “Kawatoyo Honten.”

• Narita Station is just one stop before Narita Airport, making it easy to visit.



Notes on Stopovers

• The Keisei Access Express is mostly direct, so stopovers are limited.

• If you take the Keisei Main Line, Narita Station is a great place to explore before heading to the airport.


Summary

Taking the train from Oshiage Station to Narita Airport is generally the fastest and most cost-effective option. For travelers with large luggage or first-timers, the direct Keisei Access Express is convenient and accessible. If you want guaranteed seats and extra comfort, consider the Skyliner or Narita Express, though they require transfers.

Before you depart, enjoy a relaxing coffee near Oshiage Station or visit the Tokyo Skytree for spectacular views. If time allows, a stopover at Narita Station to explore the temple and local cuisine is highly recommended.

We hope this guide helps you have a smooth and enjoyable journey to Narita Airport! Safe travels!

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