Some of my friends in that area are currently posting photos of the cherry blossoms. It is March 21 as I type this.

Narita is more like a day trip. If you have four days, I suggest you go to Tokyo instead and you have a lot more to see/do.

I will arrive to Narita on Feb 12, 2018 at 3:25 pm and leave on Feb 16, 2018 at 5:00pm which tours should we join and where can we stay?

I don't know if it is forbidden or not, but actually, I did not see anybody eating at the park. There are some areas to seat and rest, and besides that there is a cosy restaurant where you can have something to eat.

Perdon! Si te referias a la calle Omote Sando de Narita, esta super cerca, del aeropuerto a la estacion de Narita llegas en unos 15 minutos y ya estas ahi, puedes caminar por toda la calle hasta llegar al Naritasan Park que es hermoso! Y te conviene ir temprano para que no haya tanto calor y entrar a la ceremonia del fuego que se lleva a cabo a las 9 de la mañana y es una experiencia que no te debes perder! Dura como 20 minutos y vale mucho la pena, despues puedes recorrer el parque y sus bellos estanques, y si lo deseas, adentro hay un pequeño restaurante tipico japones donde puedes tomarte una fria cerveza local. Buen viaje

Hi there. Naritasan Park is a little less than 10km from the airport, so it's not a huge taxi ride there and back. You'd be looking at about a 15 to 20 min journey each way. Enjoy your holiday!

Yes, very easy to explore without a guide. All main attractions are available in English. The gardens are, of course visual attractions & need little explanation.

takes about 15 minutes from the airport. It probably cost around 3,000 yen. Better to mention Shinto Kaikan, instead of saying Naritasan Temple. To get to the front entrance, the taxi needs to take this one way street (Omote Sando) all the way from the station area, whereas from Shito Kaikan, you can just walk across the square in front. This saves you roughly 2km. Good luck!