Nagoya

One of the most calm, organized airports. Maybe because the number of passengers here's not as overwhelming as others. At Arrival, the restos and shops are at T2. At Departure past immigration, there's pharmacy/cosmetics, souvenir shops, food stalls by the waiting area. lots of tables n chairs. No luggage trolley yet for your carry-ons.

Really deserving of the spot in the list of the cleanest airports in the world. The food court at Terminal 1 is a food tourist spot in itself, you can try most of Nagoya specialties in there. The viewing deck is also a good place to pass the time. Comfort rooms are clean and I don't have to worry about anything! I love Japan!

The airport was spotless and super convenient, with plenty of restaurants and shops. Plus, the train station is right there, making it easy to get to Nagoya city. You'll also find tons of hotels nearby, and a ferry to Tsu city – lots of options!

I love taking off and landing from Chubu. In my opinion, this airport is smaller - compared to Haneda/Narita/Kansai, but very efficient. There are fewer tourists and less drama. The duty free shop is complete and busy.

Despite the gloomy weather, I really enjoyed my time at Chubu Centrair International Airport. The Sky Deck observation area is spacious and offers a great view of the runway—perfect for plane spotting or just taking a relaxing walk. The airport itself is clean and well-organized, with plenty of restaurants and shops to explore. I also loved the fun touches like the ninja figure inside the terminal—it added a bit of charm and made the experience even more memorable. Definitely worth a visit whether you're flying out or just passing through!