The Sanmachi Suji neighborhood takes you back to the Edo period with buildings that date from the 17th to the 19th century. The neighborhood was where wealthy merchants settled down and their residential places and shops still inhabit Narita to offer a part of history that would otherwise be lost.

From sake breweries where you can try flavored sake, to shops that sell locally made products and coffee houses that fragrant the whole street- take your pick! Take a traditional Rickshaw ride through the streets or simply walk to explore the place.

• Admission to the place is Free.

• Sanmachi Suji is always open, but most of the shops will start closing between 4:30 pm and 5:00 pm.

• By renting a bicycle.
• On foot

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