The Naritasan Shinshoji Temple is a beautiful Buddhist temple in downtown Narita that dates back to 940. It features a stunning five-story pagoda and various deities that provide a peaceful place of worship.
After visiting the Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, take a stroll in the 165-acre Naritasan Park where you will find walking trails, gorgeous gardens, and a large pond with swan-shaped paddle boats available for rent.
The Narita Yokan Museum celebrates the traditional Japanese sweet Yokan. Visitors can learn about the history of yokan and try many different flavors of the sweet. There is also a gift shop to bring some yokan back home with you.
The Narita City Museum is a well-curated museum that showcases the history and development of Narita with its many exhibits, including archaeological finds, art, and photographs.
The Naritasan Omote Sando Street is a lively street filled with shops that sell souvenirs, snacks, and traditional Japanese sweets. During the day, you may also see street performers and street vendors selling food.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Aeon Mall Narita, where you can find many restaurants, stores, and even a large cinema. If you have less time, consider skipping the Narita Yokan Museum and spend more time strolling through Naritasan Park.