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HND → TAK
Which side of the plane to sit from Tokyo Haneda International Airport (Tokyo) to Takamatsu Airport (Takamatsu)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side is legendary for providing a front-row seat to Mount Fuji shortly after takeoff, followed by views of the Japanese Alps and the Seto Inland Sea.
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Mount Fuji
The absolute highlight; a stunning, close-up view of Japan's iconic peak usually seen 15 minutes after takeoff.
Hakone
Views of Lake Ashi and the steaming volcanic vents of Owakudani.
Southern Alps
The dramatic, snow-capped peaks of the Akaishi Mountains rising above central Honshu.
Lake Biwa
Japan's largest freshwater lake visible in the distance as the plane heads west.
Seto Inland Sea
A breathtaking descent over the 'Aegean of the East' with its hundreds of small islands.
The right side is essential for the iconic Mount Fuji view. Book an early morning flight for the highest probability of clear skies. Avoid seats directly over the wing (rows 15-25 on most narrow-body jets) to ensure an unobstructed view of the mountains and the intricate island patterns during landing.
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Sagami Bay
Aerial views of the Shonan coastline and Enoshima Island shortly after departing Haneda.
Izu Peninsula
A clear view of the rugged volcanic coastline and the Seven Islands of Izu in the distance.
Ise Bay
Panoramic views of the Nagoya port area and the complex coastline of Mie Prefecture.
Kii Peninsula
The dense, mountainous forests of the Kumano Kodo region and the Pacific coastline.
Sit on the left if you prefer coastal and ocean views. This side is better in the afternoon to avoid the harsh southern sun glare. During the descent into Takamatsu, you will see the southern coastline of the Seto Inland Sea.
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Get eSIMs for JapanDistance: 546 km (339 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 55 min
Departure: HND (35.552299, 139.779999)
Arrival: TAK (34.214199066199996, 134.01600647)
Route Type: Domestic
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