IZO → HND

Lake Shinji

A massive brackish lake immediately adjacent to Izumo Airport, offering stunning water views right after takeoff.

Mt. Daisen

The highest peak in the Chugoku region, often called 'Hoki Fuji' due to its impressive volcanic shape.

Lake Biwa

Japan's largest freshwater lake can often be spotted in the distance as the flight crosses toward the Kanto region.

Japanese Alps

The snow-capped peaks of the Southern Alps provide a rugged horizon during the mid-flight cruise.

Mt. Fuji

The iconic silhouette of Japan's most famous mountain is clearly visible on the left during the descent into Tokyo.

Tokyo Skytree

On many arrival patterns into Haneda, the world's tallest tower and the Tokyo skyline appear on the left.

Seto Inland Sea

Distant views of the calm waters and numerous islands located between Honshu and Shikoku to the south.

Ise Bay

A major maritime hub near Nagoya, where large cargo ships can be seen entering and exiting the industrial ports.

Izu Peninsula

The rugged, mountainous coastline of Shizuoka extending deep into the Pacific Ocean.

Izu Oshima

A large volcanic island with a visible crater, often spotted as the plane turns toward Tokyo Bay.

Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line

The unique bridge-and-tunnel system crossing the bay, including the 'Umihotaru' artificial island.

Yokohama Waterfront

The Minato Mirai skyline, including the Landmark Tower and the Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel, on final approach.