From the observation deck, you can not only watch planes take off and land, but also enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the bay area.

In addition to an observation deck that offers a panoramic view of planes taking off from the runway, and Japanese spaces such as "Edo Koji" and "Haneda Nihonbashi" that convey the culture of the Edo period, the airport also has a commercial facility based on the concept "Made In JAPAN ~ Haneda Only One", which can be enjoyed even by passengers who are not flying.

This is the Yamato Group's latest logistics terminal.
There is a 90-minute tour course covering the Yamato Group's "history," "latest machinery," and "value-added functions." Individuals can also participate.

There are convenient bus routes to Odaiba, a major tourist spot, and Tokyo Big Sight, Japan's largest convention center.
The Rainbow Bridge at night is also fascinating.

It is one of Tokyo's most famous downtown areas, a lively area at the forefront of trends and fashion. In addition to 109 and Q-FRONT, Hikarie is also popular as a new attraction for adults.

The Yokohama area is a great place to spend the whole day having fun at shopping centers such as "At" and "Landmark Tower" as well as Chinatown. The location is also great, with the sea right in front of you!

Needless to say, the world-famous Tokyo Disney Resort is only a short bus ride away. Once you get on the highway, you'll see Mickey Mouse right in front of you in 45 minutes. We also recommend using Haneda as a base for sightseeing in Tokyo, including Disney Resort and Odaiba.

Founded in 1128, Kawasaki Daishi Heikenji Temple has long been known as the "Great Master of Protection from Misfortune." Many people visit the temple to pray for protection from misfortune, safety in the home, and other purposes, as well as for safe driving.