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Originally Posted by Nyororin
HUH?
"Nagoya Airport" no longer handles international flights, and hasn`t for quite a while. Unless you`re flying from somewhere inside Japan, then you`re not going to be flying into "Nagoya Airport"... And even then, it`s pretty doubtful as I hardly ever hear of that airport still being used these days. It seems they`ve switched over to more industrial uses than passenger.
International flights all come into Chubu - which is casually referred to as Nagoya airport, even though it`s not really in Nagoya. (Neither is the actual Nagoya Airport, to be honest.)
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this should be directed at the OP who for some reason is flying into "Nagoya aiport" and going to tokyo right away
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Originally Posted by Nyororin
I think this is more a case of thinking of Chubu as as Nagoya airport, just like thinking of Narita as Tokyo airport. When someone flies into Tokyo, in almost every case it`s Narita, not Haneda.
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Im aware of Narita and Handa, I was just saying either of them would be easier/faster to get to Tokyo Eki directly then via "Nagoya Airport". I'm a bit confused as to why he/she is flying there in the first place if they need to get to Tokyo Eki ASAP.
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Originally Posted by Nyororin
Chubu is connected directly to the train system. You board the train literally in the lobby of the airport. You can take the express straight to either Nagoya station or Kanayama, where you can get on to the Shinkansen.
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well, that's good news for the thread starter cos putting "Nagoya Airport" (i didn't know about Chubu) in ekitan website it only shows buses going to Nagoya Eki. This makes things a lot easier for him/her I think.