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Some Narita Express trains stop from this station going to Shinjuku, Tokyo and Ofuna. This is station to use when going to Narita Yume Bokujo. There are a number of coin lockers and noodle shops around the area and a convenience store right in front of the station electric gates.

Decent airport for domestic flights and low cost carrier international flights

The Shimbashi Station (Yurikamome Line) is the most convenient way to Odaiba and it’s view while riding the train was astonishing. It’s highly recommended to ride here before or after the rush hour on weekdays. Weekends can be very crowded.

Despite the narrowness, there’s a place for smoking. The pancake was fluffy and fairly delicious. The staff were okay but they could have been more attentive and prompt to attend the guest needs like water refill. Most staff are either inside the kitchen or waiting in the cash register without looking around if there are things guests’ needs. Since Asakusa is a tourist spot famous internationally, the store and its staff must put an extra effort in learning and communicating in English for specific orders and queries although there’s a well-written English menu.

Foreign visitors always mistaken this to be the station for Narita airport but it’s not. This is a JR Line station in the heart of Narita City.