IWJ → HND

San'in Coastline

Dramatic rocky shores and deep blue waters of the Sea of Japan immediately after takeoff from Iwami.

Mt. Daisen

Also known as 'Hoki Fuji,' this impressive volcanic peak dominates the landscape of Tottori Prefecture.

Lake Biwa

Japan's largest freshwater lake is visible in the distance as the flight crosses over the Kansai region.

Southern Japanese Alps

A breathtaking panoramic view of the 3,000-meter peaks of the Akaishi Mountains.

Mount Fuji

The star attraction; the left side offers a stunning, close-up view of the snow-capped peak during the descent toward Tokyo.

Yokohama Skyline

Views of the Minato Mirai district and the Landmark Tower as the plane prepares for its final approach.

Seto Inland Sea

Distant views of the labyrinth of islands between Honshu and Shikoku to the south.

Ise Bay

A bird's-eye view of the busy shipping lanes and the industrial hub surrounding Nagoya.

Enshu-nada Coast

The long, sweeping sandy coastline of Shizuoka stretching toward the Izu Peninsula.

Izu Peninsula

Rugged mountainous terrain and deep bays characteristic of this famous resort area.

Izu Oshima

The active volcanic island and its 'Mihara-yama' crater are often visible out at sea.

Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line

The impressive bridge-tunnel combination crossing the bay is visible during the final descent into Haneda.