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Scenes from Nagoya Airport

Here are some photos I took at Centrair Airport.

Flight of Dreams

Nagoya airport.

It’s a theme park, and plenty of Nagoya locals seem to visit too. Looks like a great place for kids to play.

Boeing 787

Nagoya airport.

It looks like the real thing. It even has the Rolls-Royce badge on the engine.

You can go inside it, too.

Nagoya airport.

All of this is free, so it’s worth a trip. Some of the facilities do cost money, though.

The food court

Nagoya airport.

There’s a good range of options, so if you have time it wouldn’t be a bad idea to eat here before boarding.

Dassai at the duty-free shop

Nagoya airport.

Pricier than I expected. Dassai used to be the sake you drank because it was cheap.

Alesion

Nagoya airport.

It’s an allergy medicine for rhinitis, and it’s pretty expensive. I found out later that there are much cheaper drugs that work better.

Yebisu beer

Nagoya airport.

It seems a little better than before.

The view from the plane

Nagoya airport.

Just before takeoff

Nagoya airport.

I still haven’t got Centrair completely figured out. I suppose I’ll get used to it bit by bit.

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