TTJ → HND

Tottori Sand Dunes

Visible almost immediately after takeoff, these are Japan's largest sand dunes, creating a unique desert-like landscape against the ocean.

Mount Daisen

Known as the 'Fuji of Hoki,' this impressive volcanic peak dominates the skyline shortly after departure.

Nagoya & Ise Bay

As the flight crosses Honshu, the sprawling industrial landscape of Nagoya and the intricate coastline of Ise Bay appear below.

Mount Fuji

The absolute highlight; the aircraft passes very close to the iconic symmetrical cone of Fuji-san during the descent phase.

Izu Peninsula & Suruga Bay

Beautiful coastal views of the jagged Izu shoreline and the deep waters of Suruga Bay just before entering Tokyo airspace.

Tokyo Bay & Rainbow Bridge

A classic final approach over the water, passing cargo ships, Haneda's offshore runways, and the iconic bridges of the capital.

Sea of Japan Coastline

Initial climb provides sweeping views of the rugged San'in coast and the deep blue waters of the Sea of Japan.

Northern Japanese Alps

Dramatic views of high-altitude peaks including the Hida Mountains, often covered in snow from late autumn through spring.

Lake Biwa

Depending on the specific airway, Japan's largest freshwater lake is visible to the north as the plane crosses the Kansai region.

Saitama & Northern Tokyo

During the final approach descent, the vast urban expanse of the Kanto Plain and the Saitama stadium areas are visible.

Tokyo Skytree

On certain landing patterns into Haneda (Runway 34L/R), the world's tallest tower stands out prominently from the city skyline.