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Places nearby New Chitose Airport

Cities

Chitose 2.8 mi 44 hotels
Eniwa 8.4 mi 14 hotels
Tomakomai 11.3 mi 16 hotels
Kitahiroshima 14.9 mi 113 hotels
Ebetsu 23 mi 750 hotels
Yubari 23.8 mi 18 hotels
Sapporo 25.2 mi 1,492 hotels
Iwamizawa 28.6 mi 17 hotels
Mikasa 33.1 mi 20 hotels
Bibai 38.6 mi 14 hotels
Noboribetsu 39.1 mi 23 hotels
Otaru 44.6 mi 160 hotels
Date 47 mi 38 hotels
Muroran 48.7 mi 16 hotels

Boroughs

Kiyota Ward 17.5 mi 24 hotels
Atsubetsu Ward 20.1 mi 6 hotels
Toyohira Ward 20.9 mi 106 hotels
Minami Ward 21.8 mi 57 hotels
Shiroishi Ward 22.8 mi 82 hotels

Towns

Abira 7.1 mi 21 hotels

Airports

Okadama Airport (OKD) 27.4 mi

Places of Interest

Tourist Regions

Lake Shikotsu 12 hotels
Lake Toya 35 hotels
Tokachi Millenium Forest 21 hotels
Lake Kuttara 31 hotels

About New Chitose Airport

Located in the centre of Hokkaido Island, New Chitose is Japan's third busiest airport and the main gateway to Hokkaido. Operating 24 hours a day, it offers flights to various Asian cities along with a vast array of domestic connections. From the airport, it's a 40-minute transfer into Hokkaido's capital city Sapporo.

New Chitose Airport has separate domestic and international terminals. Over 10 million annual passengers fly between New Chitose and Tokyo Haneda, making it the busiest air route in the world. Various airlines offer domestic flights to destinations across Japan, including Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways, and a handful of budget carriers. International flights connect New Chitose with Asian destinations, mostly in China and South Korea but also stretching south to Singapore and East to Honolulu.

An express train service runs from the airport to Sapporo Train Station, taking just under 40 minutes. For most destinations in Hokkaido, visitors will need to change trains in Sapporo, the exception being the south coast at Noboribetsu. Throughout the winter ski season, bus services provide convenient travel between the airport and the ski resorts of Niseko, Rusutsu, and Furano.

The airport opened in 1991 and shares air traffic control with the adjacent Chitose Air Base, with a strange restriction that Chinese and Russian aircraft are not permitted to land on Mondays and Thursdays.