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Located on the B1 level of Narita Airport's Terminal 2, you'll find the JR and Keisei Electric Railway ticket gates right after exiting. Both are conveniently close. The window seats offer power outlets, perfect for charging your phone. As expected from an airport station, there are secure storage spaces for luggage with wheels, though I didn't count them and don't have any photos. However, during my visit, I noticed some tables left messy by departing passengers, including empty ice cream cups, which felt unsanitary. The payment options are diverse.

The airport has a limited number of restaurants, but this location is very convenient as it's right outside the JR and Keisei Line ticket gates at the second terminal.

When I was looking for a place to eat at Narita Airport's Terminal 2, this seemed to be the only option. The Milan sandwich was delicious.

The Narita Express ticket gate is right next to it, so it's great to be able to charge my phone while waiting for the train. And surprisingly, there were some empty seats inside, so I was able to snag a charging spot! It's a real lifesaver to be able to charge my phone after draining the battery on the journey, from departure to the flight (laughs). I edit videos on my phone during the trip, and the portable charger I bring on the plane doesn't have a lot of capacity, so charging spots are like oases (laughs).

It's located on the basement floor of the main building of Narita Airport Terminal 2. It's right before the ticket gates for the JR Narita Line and Keisei Line. As a measure to prevent infection, there is hand sanitizer at the entrance and partitions at each seat. This time, I went there alone and used it while waiting for the Narita Express. There are power outlets at the counter seats, which is very convenient.