NRT → CJU

Mount Fuji

The crown jewel of the flight; Japan's tallest peak is typically visible on the right side about 15-20 minutes after departure from Narita.

Southern Japanese Alps

A dramatic range of 3,000-meter peaks that remain snow-capped well into the spring and early summer.

Lake Biwa

Japan's largest freshwater lake, located near Kyoto, visible as a massive blue expanse surrounded by mountains.

Tsushima Strait

The historic body of water between Kyushu and Korea, often dotted with cargo ships and fishing vessels.

Jeju City

During the final approach, enjoy a bird's-eye view of the island's urban hub and the contrast between the city and the northern sea.

Sagami Bay & Izu Peninsula

Aerial views of the deep blue bay and the mountainous, jagged coastline of the Izu region as you climb away from Tokyo.

Izu Islands

A chain of volcanic islands visible in the Pacific Ocean, often appearing as dark emerald dots against the sea.

Sakurajima

If the flight path takes a southerly route over Kyushu, you may spot the active volcano plume in the distance near Kagoshima.

Mount Halla (Hallasan)

As the plane descends into Jeju, the left side provides an excellent view of South Korea's highest peak at the center of the island.