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Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) opened in 2005 on an artificial island in Ise Bay off Tokoname, Aichi Prefecture, and serves the Nagoya metropolitan region. It is one of Japan's major international gateways, known for its compact terminal layout, 24-hour operational capability, and direct rail link to Nagoya.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to arrive early and visit Sky Town and the Sora no Yu hot spring on Terminal 1's 4th floor before security—soaking in an open-air bath with runway views is a uniquely Centrair way to unwind before a flight.
🚖 Getting There
Take the Meitetsu Airport Line from the terminal to Nagoya Station; μ-SKY limited express is fastest at about 28 minutes, while regular express trains cost less and take about 37 minutes. Buses also serve Nagoya and nearby cities, but taxis are expensive. Note that Japan Rail Passes are not valid on Meitetsu trains, so use an IC card or buy a ticket.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How far is Chubu Centrair from central Nagoya?
A: It is about 35–40 km south of Nagoya; the Meitetsu μ-SKY limited express train reaches Nagoya Station in about 28 minutes.
Q: What is the main train option from the airport?
A: The Meitetsu Airport Line connects the terminal to Nagoya Station and other stations; μ-SKY is fastest, while regular limited express trains are cheaper and take about 37 minutes.
Q: Does the airport have multiple terminals?
A: Yes, Terminal 1 handles most international and full-service flights, while Terminal 2 primarily serves low-cost carriers and is connected by a covered walkway.
Q: Are there showers or luggage storage at the airport?
A: Yes, coin lockers and baggage storage are available, and Terminal 1 has shower facilities and the Sora no Yu hot-spring bath on the 4th floor.
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