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Greetings from the Narita Airport email newsletter editorial office.
Summer is in full swing in Japan! How has everyone been getting along?
In this month's edition, we are featuring the Upcycle Art Museum, which is being held for a limited time in Terminal 1. We'll also feature some of the art that decorated Terminal 1 twenty years ago. Read on! |
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Upcycle Art Museum Open for a Limited Time! |
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2021 is the Year of Security Culture. |
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Notification of free PCR test and antigen quantitative test for customers heading to Hokkaido and Okinawa |
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ncreased Airport Security During Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games |
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Changes in operations at Narita Airport due to the holding of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games |
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Regulations Governing Media Coverage at the Airport for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games |
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Temporary Closure or Changes to Operating Hours of Terminal Facilities, Airport Shops and Service Facilities (Subject to continuing changes) |
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Important: Notice Concerning COVID-19 (Subject to continuing changes) |
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Monthly Traffic Statistics (June 2021) |
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ZIPAIR to Launch New Narita - Singapore Service on 7 September 2021! |
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New Ulaanbaatar International Airport Set to Open in Mongolia |
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Narita Airport Joins Influential Global Campaigns - Raising Awareness and Contributing to Prevention of the Misuse of Aviation for Human Trafficking - |
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Upcycle Art Museum Open for a Limited Time! |
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| What is Upcycle Art Museum? |
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The "Upcycle Art Museum" is a pop-up museum that was created in collaboration between Narita International Airport and HERALBONY, a welfare experimental unit that aims to create a new culture based on welfare.
The museum features a total of 30 works drawn by 21 artists with intellectual disabilities from Japan and overseas which are being exhibited with the use of recycled materials in the "Airport Mall", shopping and dining area on the fourth floor of Terminal 1. This is the largest Upcycle Art Museum that HERALBONY has ever hosted!
Following the exhibition, the works will be incorporated into tote bags and business card cases for sale in limited quantities as original products featuring the Narita Airport logo. A portion of the profits generated will be returned to the artists and welfare facilities, thereby recirculating or recycling with added value or, in other words, "upcycling". |
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| Narita Airport's Unique Initiatives in the Face of COVID-19 |
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Many food and beverage outlets and retail shops have closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Airport Mall and its white temporary partitions present a lonely picture. However, we are taking advantage of this very different situation and using these partitions to display the works of art and create a space that can only be achieved under the current circumstances. The airport has become a "museum" today with lots of colorful art displayed on the partitions. Please enjoy the Upcycle Art Museum.
* Please remember to wear a mask and maintain social distancing when you enjoy the works.
Location: Airport Mall, 4th floor, Terminal 1.
On display: 30 April to 30 September
> Details (Japanese) |
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| Common Features with Art on Display in Terminal 1 20 Years Ago!? |
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One of the 30 works in this exhibition is called "Space", but did you know that part of Terminal 1 was called "Space" 20 years ago?
Part of the Central Building reopened after refurbishment in August 2001 exactly 20 years ago. One of the features was a new atrium between the 4th and 5th floors and at the time, the space was the location for a sound and light art installation called "COSMOS". A total of 42 constellations were painted on the walls, including Aries and Ursa Minor (Little Bear). This space evoked the image of a fantastic night sky and was a good spot to relax at Narita Airport at the time.
In 2014, the Airport Mall on the 4th floor of Terminal 1 was completely renovated based on the concept of a bright, bustling commercial facility that was easy to understand, easy to look at, fun and safe. With this change, the sound and light art installation, "COSMOS", was removed.
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| What do you think? This issue covers two art installations, but I would really like to emphasize is that the artworks that decorate the airport are also changing in accordance with the changes in the terminal and the times. So, what kind of art will we see next? Let's wait and see. |
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2021 is the Year of Security Culture. |
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Security Culture refers to the awareness that all airport staffs and passengers have a role to play in the security operation of airports and the code of conduct to maintain security. In order to promote YOSC to as many people as possible, 5 airports (NGO, NRT, KIX, ITM and UKB) will collaborate in joint SNS campaign!
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Notification of free PCR test and antigen quantitative test for customers heading to Hokkaido and Okinawa |
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In order to ensure for the safety of residency in Hokkaido and Okinawa prefectures and those who are forced to move, the government will provide passengers on flights from Haneda, Narita, Itami, Kansai, and Fukuoka airports to airports in Hokkaido and Okinawa prefectures during the summer. We provide free PCR tests and quantitative antigen tests. For details information, please check the following website.
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Increased Airport Security During Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games |
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Passenger, baggage and general airport security will be increased at Narita International Airport for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games from Sunday, 11 July to Thursday, 9 September.
During this time, please allow plenty of time when coming to the airport. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Changes in operations at Narita Airport due to the holding of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games |
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There are some changes in location of boarding/drop-off area（cars, buses and Terminal shuttle buses) at Narita Airport due to the holding of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Please check beforehand.
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Regulations Governing Media Coverage at the Airport for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games |
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When providing coverage for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, we wish to remind you to observe the regulations set out in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Playbooks issued by the Tokyo Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games as well as Items 1. and 2. below concerning media covering at the airport.
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Temporary Closure or Changes to Operating Hours of Terminal Facilities, Airport Shops and Service Facilities (Subject to continuing changes) |
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Due to the increasing number of coronavirus infections, some shops and service facilities will close temporarily or change their operating hours.
Please note that actual shop hours may vary to those hours shown on the airport website and in our floor guide.
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Important: Notice Concerning COVID-19 (Subject to continuing changes) |
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The Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare and other government agencies are working in conjunction with airport companies to detect and stop the spread of the virus at Narita Airport.
When coming to the airport, please observe and cooperate with the following.
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| Casual travel is still not within our grasp, but I hope you have been able to see what we can do at the airport in situations like this. And while we normally report on the "now" of Narita Airport, this month's issue tries to feature some of the "then". What did you think? I hope that you enjoyed it. |
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