Narita International Airport is Tokyo's long-haul and low-cost gateway, about 60 kilometers east of the city, and it carries the majority of Tokyo's international passengers as well as being one of Japan's most important air cargo hubs. The current schedule feed lists 118 airports in 46 countries connected to Tokyo.
Its viewing decks are a favorite of Japanese plane spotters, and the town of Narita nearby is worth the layover for Naritasan Shinshoji, a temple complex founded in 940.
The most frequently served routes for Narita International Airport connect to Seoul (ICN), Taipei (TPE) and Hong Kong (HKG).
The longest connected route for Narita International Airport reaches Orlando (MCO). This non-stop flight covers a distance of 7,237 miles (11,647 km).