JAL international flight from Hong Kong to Japan

I used JAL for my round trip to Hong Kong. There were no delays on the way there or back. I have posted a separate report on my flight from Haneda to Hong Kong, so please refer to that. I returned from Hong Kong to Narita this time. I was in a panic when I arrived at Hong Kong International Airport, so I took my time looking around the shops on the way back. I ate at McDonald's! In addition to hamburgers, they had macaroni soup. There were also Starbucks and shops selling Disneyland goods, 7-Eleven, Chinese restaurants, ramen shops, and many other things in the airport. After passing through immigration, there was a food court and many other shops, just like a shopping mall. Of course there were souvenir shops, but there were also high-end brands like Louis Vuitton, delicious restaurants, and McDonald's and Disneyland shops before passing immigration. Immigration was smooth and I was able to pass through in about 5 minutes, including baggage inspection. When I returned on the JAL flight, I had an in-flight meal and it was very delicious. It's also a nice touch that you can eat different in-flight meals on the way there and back. When I arrived at Narita Airport, Pokemon greeted me. Immigration inspection requires you to fill out a separate baggage declaration form. If you haven't bought anything in particular, it's smooth. If something happens, please check with the customs officer. Immigration at Narita Airport is Japanese, so it took about 5 minutes without any problems. Since it's a JAL flight, I arrived at Terminal 2. I arrived on the first floor of Terminal 2, so if you go down one floor below, you can get to the JR and Keisei lines. There is a bus stop on the first floor. You can also go to various places from Narita Airport, such as Tokyo, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, Maihama, Chiba, and Yokohama, so I recommend going back by bus. Please take a look at this. #100TravelStyle #NaritaAirport #NaritaAirportTerminal2 #jal #HongKongTourism #HongKongInternationalAirport #NaritaInternationalAirport #ImmigrationInspection #AirplaneTravel2024