TAK → HND

Seto Inland Sea

Aerial views of the countless small islands dotting the water between Shikoku and Honshu shortly after takeoff.

Lake Biwa

On clear days, Japan's largest freshwater lake is visible to the north as the flight crosses near the Kansai region.

Mount Fuji

The flight path typically stays south of the peak, providing a majestic, close-up view of the snow-capped volcano on the left.

Tokyo Metropolis

As the plane descends into Haneda, the sprawling urban landscape of Yokohama and Tokyo, including Tokyo Tower, comes into view.

Tokyo Skytree

Often visible during the final approach patterns, standing tall above the Sumida River area.

Kii Peninsula

Rugged, densely forested mountain ranges and the sacred Kumano Kodo region visible as you cross the peninsula.

Ise Bay

A wide view of the industrial and port areas around Nagoya and the Shima Peninsula coastline.

Izu Oshima

The volcanic island of Oshima and other Izu islands are often visible in the Pacific Ocean during the descent.

Tokyo Bay Traffic

Observation of numerous cargo ships and tankers entering and leaving one of the world's busiest ports.

Boso Peninsula

Depending on the landing route, the green hills and cliffs of Chiba Prefecture provide a scenic backdrop to the final descent.