Cool stuff to do at NRT...
Mar 23, 2006 | 11:07 am
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Cool stuff to do at NRT...
Hi,
Going to change planes in NRT for the first time... looks like about two hours at the airport... anything cool in the airport? Or do I really not have anytime to do anything but find my next gate? ORD-NRT-BKK UA
Going to change planes in NRT for the first time... looks like about two hours at the airport... anything cool in the airport? Or do I really not have anytime to do anything but find my next gate? ORD-NRT-BKK UA
Mar 23, 2006 | 12:49 pm
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I tried to use every single moving walkways at NRT last time I was there. 
It's a surprisingly big airport, I almost missed my flight.
I know the CX lounge has free WIFI, so there may be something similar available elsewhere in the terminal too.
It's a surprisingly big airport, I almost missed my flight.I know the CX lounge has free WIFI, so there may be something similar available elsewhere in the terminal too.
Mar 23, 2006 | 12:58 pm
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Cleanliness is next to...
If you will have arrived from North America, you may be feeling somewhat grungy by that time. There are low-cost showers available, 300 Japanese yen or US$5, for 30 minutes. Liquid shampoo and soap are included in the price, as is a towel. Many here on this board forego browsing and such, and make a beeline instead towards the showers. Whatever you choose, enjoy the transit connection!
Mar 23, 2006 | 5:48 pm
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Originally Posted by PDXUAFAN
Going to change planes in NRT for the first time... ORD-NRT-BKK UA
Mar 23, 2006 | 10:26 pm
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Originally Posted by JohnWM
If you will have arrived from North America, you may be feeling somewhat grungy by that time. There are low-cost showers available, 300 Japanese yen or US$5, for 30 minutes. Liquid shampoo and soap are included in the price, as is a towel. Many here on this board forego browsing and such, and make a beeline instead towards the showers. Whatever you choose, enjoy the transit connection!