[Pre-event held from September 19th to 23rd] Explore drama and movie filming locations at Narita Airport ★ Including filming spots from the popular drama "Gate 24"!

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• Visit "that Narita Airport" you've seen on TV and in movies. Focusing on "Gate 24," we'll tour the filming locations of Terminals 2 and 1. Why not actually walk around and find "that Narita Airport" you've seen on TV and in movies? Narita Airport has been the filming location for countless dramas and movies. This tour will introduce popular works filmed at Narita Airport, focusing on the currently popular "Gate 24," as well as "Brush Up Life," "Last Man - The Blind Investigator," "VIVANT," "Aibou," "Love Lasts Forever," "Marry My Husband," and "Atom's Child." Narita Airport also appeared in episode 15 of the second season of "VIVANT," which aired on August 24, 2026. It's an important scene where Nozaki advises Nogi and Drum to "rely on Genghis Khan when you're in trouble," near the escalator leading up to the "SHOPPING & DINING" on the 3rd and 4th floors of Terminal 2. In episode 5 of season 1, the departure lobby of Terminal 1 appears in the scene where Shinjo calls Nozaki. This tour will introduce you to filming locations from both the old and new versions of "VIVANT"! But it's not just about seeing the filming locations. You'll enjoy discovering, "So this is where they filmed!" by using the pillars, ceilings, signs, shops, and waiting areas that appear in the background of the footage as clues. The fun of exploring filming locations is that the airport you're used to seeing can look completely different depending on the direction and angle of the shot. Even if you haven't seen the show, you can still enjoy it. Also, the same location may be used in a completely different scene in another work. For those who have seen the drama, you'll discover "That's the scene!", and for those who haven't, it will leave you with something to look forward to when you next watch the show. Through the show, you can also feel the changes in Narita Airport itself and the passage of time. Furthermore, we will guide you through popular topics from regular Narita Airport tours, such as airlines, international departures and arrivals, runways, the history of the airport, and functional enhancements and future plans for 2029. This tour can be enjoyed not only as a drama and movie experience, but also as a way to learn about the "real Narita Airport". On the day of the tour, we will meet at Terminal 2, take a tour of the airport, and then move to Terminal 1 by free terminal shuttle bus. We will visit various filming locations scattered throughout Terminals 2 and 1, comparing the settings of the works with the actual airport. Finally, we will look at the airplanes and runways from the observation area and introduce the present and future of Narita Airport. One way to enjoy the tour is to revisit the works afterward and confirm, "I walked here!" There will be a preview run for 5 days from September 19th to 23rd, 2026 (15:00-17:30). Only on September 20th will there be a special evening run starting at 19:00. *This tour is not an official tour sponsored or authorized by the programs, films, broadcasting stations, production companies, etc. that are featured. *The tour content and end time may change depending on the flight status, shuttle bus schedule, and congestion at the airport.