Narita Airport Terminal 3 → Fuji-Q Highland
- 10:25Narita Airport Terminal 3📍
- 00:00Fuji-Q Highland
Landing at Narita and heading straight for Fuji? This highway bus picks you up at your own arrival terminal, whether Terminal 1, 2 or 3, and runs without a change of vehicle to Fuji-Q Highland, Kawaguchiko Station or Mt. Fuji Station, so you do not have to cross Tokyo first. For the trip home, buses from those three stops run back to every Narita terminal, giving 18 one-way options in all.
📍 directions to the boarding stop · 🗺️ route — opens Google Maps; times come from Google, not OlaChill. Board only the bus on your ticket.
Not for that same day. Bookings for each travel date close at 10 p.m. Japan time the day before, so reserve while you plan your flight and choose a departure that leaves time for arrival formalities.
The one your flight uses, as shown on your airline booking. Terminals 1, 2 and 3 are sold as separate options, and a ticket for one terminal cannot be used at another.
If you can tell before departure that you will miss it, cancel straight away: until departure time only the cancellation charge applies. Once the bus has left, the ticket cannot be cancelled, and it cannot be moved to a later bus.
Wherever your stay or your plans for the day begin. Every terminal has an option to each of the three: Fuji-Q Highland Bus Station by Fuji-Q Highland Station, stop No. 2 at Kawaguchiko Station, or stop No. 1 at Mt. Fuji Station.
No. Changes of bus, seat or group size are not accepted. Cancel the ticket, paying the cancellation charge, and book the new ride as a fresh ticket.
Yes. Fuji-Q Highland, Kawaguchiko Station and Mt. Fuji Station each have options to Terminals 1, 2 and 3, so book the terminal your departing flight uses and pick a bus that arrives well before check-in closes.