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KMQ → NRT
Which side of the plane to sit from Komatsu Airport (Kanazawa) to Narita International Airport (Tokyo)?
Right Side of the Plane
The Right Side is preferred for its iconic views of Mount Fuji and the proximity to Mount Haku shortly after takeoff from Komatsu.
Mount Haku
One of Japan's three holy mountains, situated very close to the Komatsu departure path.
Lake Suwa
The beautiful circular lake located in the Suwa Basin of Nagano Prefecture.
Mount Fuji
A stunning perspective of Japan's highest peak, typically visible during the middle of the flight.
Tokyo Bay
Deep blue waters and the busy shipping lanes leading into the world's most populous metropolitan area.
Boso Peninsula
The lush greenery and coastline of Chiba as the plane maneuvers for its Narita landing.
The Right Side is the primary choice for spotting Mount Fuji, which usually appears about 20-30 minutes into the flight. Afternoon flights provide excellent lighting on the mountain's northern and eastern slopes during the approach to Narita.
Toyama Bay
Vibrant coastal views and the Noto Peninsula receding in the distance immediately after takeoff.
Northern Japanese Alps
The jagged peaks of the Hida Mountains stretching toward the Sea of Japan.
Nagano Basin
Aerial views of Matsumoto and the surrounding valley nestled between high mountain ranges.
Saitama Urban Sprawl
The dense residential and industrial landscape of the northern Kanto Plain.
Chiba Golf Courses
Numerous green landscapes of Narita's surrounding countryside during the final descent.
Choose the left side for morning flights to avoid direct sunlight and to get a clearer view of the Northern Alps. Keep an eye out for the distinctive twin peaks of Mount Tsukuba as you enter the Kanto Plain.
Distance: 364 km (226 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 36 min
Departure: KMQ (36.39459991455078, 136.40699768066406)
Arrival: NRT (35.764701843299996, 140.386001587)
Route Type: Domestic
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