There's more inside. Narita Airport, like other airports, is divided into internal customs and external customs. When you arrive at the airport to check in and check in, your position is inside the customs, that is, you have not left Japan. At this time, all shops are not duty-free shops. Of course, you can get a tax refund as usual after shopping. After the security check, even if the store is closed, all the stores are duty-free shops at this time, and shopping is directly tax-free, so there is no need for a separate tax refund.

Narita Airport is actually a veritable shopping paradise. The airport has specially set up two shopping streets, namely "Narita Mimoshi" and "Narita Fifth Street". The former is on the 3rd floor of the south wing of Terminal 1, and Narita Fifth Street can be seen from Terminal 2. From daily groceries to clothing and electrical appliances, there is everything here. There are many big-name stars in the shopping street.

Narita Airport has the largest number of duty-free shops among all airports in Japan. In addition to world-famous brand stores, there are various restaurants for you to enjoy delicious food.

The duty-free shop at Narita Airport has a good environment, and the attitude of the sales girl is also good. Bowing makes you feel like God. However, being God comes at a price. The prices of goods here are not cheap, especially Japanese small commodities, food, small household appliances, Japanese clothing and so on. It's more expensive than those in Tokyo shops. Of course, if you are not too sensitive to the price, you can still enjoy a lot of shopping fun.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Duty Free Shop at Narita Airport in Tokyo, Japan