One spotter's paradise

[SmAlbany]

I was once again browsing Rand Peck's blog and came across a recent trip to Asia that he made.

http://randsaviationphotos.blogspot.com ... eturn.html (http://randsaviationphotos.blogspot.com/2008/12/narita-to-guangzhou-china-and-return.html)

Of particluar interest was a story about a home owner at Narita. Land ownership rights in Japan must be much stronger than here in the US. Apparently, one home owner refused to give up his land when the airport was being built. His house remains surrounded by the airport. In the following picture, his property is between the taxiways!

Here's a link to the photo showing the location

Narita House (http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_0_RTWUasp84/SNUHNoGQcEI/AAAAAAAACB8/zkD7sraZjtg/s1600-h/A12.jpg)

I wonder if he rents out to spotters ...

[nikon50bigma]

All you need is a nice cold drink, a chair and a good camera with a wide angle lens and you'd be set. lol

[Gerard]

How does he get in and out?

[nikon50bigma]

maybe underground pathway?

[SmAlbany]

How does he get in and out?

I was wondering the same thing. From the picture, it looks like there may possibly be a driveway that goes underground toward the bottom of the photo.

[Ari707]

think he complains about the noise???

do he have to go through security every time he comes home?

[moose135]

think he complains about the noise???
If you don't like the noise, don't buy a house near the airport! Oh wait... :D