NRT → YGJ

Tokyo Bay

Panoramic views of the massive urban sprawl and industrial ports of the Boso Peninsula and Tokyo Bay during initial climb.

Mount Fuji

The iconic snow-capped peak is visible to the south about 15-20 minutes into the flight, providing the route's most famous photo opportunity.

Southern Alps

Breathtaking views of the high-altitude peaks of the Akaishi Mountains, often covered in snow during winter and spring.

Lake Biwa

In the distance, you can catch a glimpse of Japan's largest freshwater lake as the plane traverses central Honshu.

Mount Daisen

Known as the 'Fuji of Hoki,' this dramatic volcanic peak dominates the landscape as you descend into the Yonago area.

Kanto Plain

A vast view of the Tokyo metropolitan area and the northern suburbs extending toward the mountains of Saitama.

Northern Alps

Spectacular views of the rugged Hida Mountains, which are some of the highest and most dramatic peaks in Japan.

Toyama Bay

As the plane nears the Sea of Japan, the deep blue waters of Toyama Bay and the Noto Peninsula come into view to the north.

Tottori Sand Dunes

Japan's largest sand dunes are visible along the coastline just before the final approach into Yonago Airport.

Miho Peninsula

A unique look at the sandy spit and coastal geography where the airport is situated, surrounded by the Sea of Japan and Nakaumi Lake.