The trip is "endless". Any if it has connection in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas or anywhere else in the United States, remain 24 hours (or more) on a plane ends with the spirits of anyone.
But you can mitigate this problem by following the already established tips like: traveling very comfortable clothes (let the most fashion model to exchange moments before arrival), drink plenty of fluids to avoid dehydration (avoid alcoholic beverages, which are stimulants) and walk by air corridors to give that stretched leg.
Set the clock time to Tokyo and start to live 12 hours ahead. Upon arriving, the time zone problems are inevitable, so avoid watching movies during the flight and sleep as much as possible on the trip. So you might even get a few credit hours of sleep.
THE ARRIVAL
On landing at Tokyo International Airport in Narita, you have several options to get to the center of the capital, a distance of about 65 km.
Taxis and limousines should be avoided by the high cost (average $ 250). The preferred option is the Skyliner train from Keisei Line, which carries out the route in 50 minutes at the price of $ 20 Or the train Narita Express Japan Railways (JR), which costs $ 30.
The airport ride to the city reveals countryside with vast rice paddies, amid villages of narrow streets and rustic architecture hovels. That was not what you expected.
But as he approached the metropolitan area, this apparent calm is being replaced by a frantic movement of people, traffic congestion, gray buildings clusters and noise. Calm down, you're just skirting the center of this great city.
