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Located 6.7 km northeast of Niigata Station in the city of Niigata, Niigata Airport is one of the busiest regional airports in Japan. It offers numerous domestic flights as well as international flights to cities like Shanghai, Seoul, Vladivostok, and Khabarovsk. The airport is well-equipped with modern facilities, such as ATMs, currency exchange services, and free Wi-Fi.
You'll find several car rental agencies at the airport including major ones like Toyota Rent-A-Car, Nissan Rent-A-Car, ORIX Rent-A-Car, and Times Car RENTAL. All of them are located in the Arrival lobby on the 1st floor near the exit gate. The rental car parking lot is also located a short walk from the terminal building, making it convenient for you to pick up your chosen vehicle.
There are several gas stations near Niigata Airport such as ENEOS, Idemitsu, and Cosmo, which are open 24/7. It's advisable to fill up your tank before returning your rented car.
Niigata Airport is easily accessible via the Nihonkai-Tohoku Expressway. It is situated around 8 km from Niigata city center and it usually takes about 20 minutes by car. The scenic coastal route along the Sea of Japan is a must-drive for visitors.
Niigata Prefecture experiences heavy snowfall in the winter while the summer is hot and humid. The standard currency of Japan is Yen (¥) and most businesses accept credit cards. You can exchange your currency at the airport or withdrawal yen from ATMs.
Niigata airport serves as a gateway to several fascinating cities, such as Nagaoka, known for its spectacular fireworks festival; Sado Islands, famous for the Kodo Taiko Drumming group; and Myoko, a popular ski resort. Enjoy your journey!
Please remember to carry your International Driving Permit if you plan on renting a car in Japan. Also, while renting a car, double-check your car's condition and ensure you have a GPS navigation system that works in your language. Moreover, always comply with Japanese traffic rules - they take them very seriously!