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Narita Tourist Pavilion
Narita Tourist Pavilion · 成田観光館
Narita Tourist Pavilion offers free festival float viewing. Stop while walking Omotesando for ground-floor tourist information and upstairs float displays.
Combine it with a Naritasan worship day to add a local festival exhibition along the temple approach.
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Visitor information at a glance
Admission
Admission is free for tourist information and festival float displays.
Opening hours and closed days
Open 09:00–17:00. Closed Mondays, Tuesday when Monday is a public holiday, and the day after consecutive holidays. Also closed 29–31 December.
What can I see at Narita Tourist Pavilion?
Festival floats on the temple approach
Narita festival floats are displayed upstairs. Browse tourist information on the ground floor, then go up to see them. This is a stop along Omotesando towards the temple.
How to get to Narita Tourist Pavilion
Walk about ten minutes along Omotesando from JR Narita or Keisei Narita Station to the pavilion. Allow separate time to reach the temple’s main hall.
Before you visit
Using stairs during works
Air conditioning and lifts are unavailable during equipment works from 1 October to 30 November 2026. Use stairs for the upstairs float display. If stairs are difficult, see only ground-floor tourist information or move your visit to another day. Check official notices for resumed availability even after the works period.
Narita Tourist Pavilion air conditioning and lift suspension notice
Questions about Narita Tourist Pavilion
Does Narita Tourist Pavilion open on Mondays?
The pavilion closes on Mondays. When Monday is a public holiday, it closes Tuesday; for consecutive holidays, it closes the following day. It also closes 29–31 December. Check the official guide for your visit date.
Sources and dates checked
- Official operation information ·
- Access and name comparison ·
- Narita Tourist Pavilion air conditioning and lift suspension notice ·
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