Hotel collections
Name each hotel in Nagoya, its address and the passengers boarding there. Give one contact for each group if needed.
Use the airport and terminal on your ticket for a Nagoya transport enquiry. Describe your hotel, event and onward rail movements as separate stages where needed.
Name each hotel in Nagoya, its address and the passengers boarding there. Give one contact for each group if needed.
Record the venue entrance or meeting point and the required arrival time. Access details must be confirmed for the chosen vehicle.
Separate groups leaving at different times into clearly labelled movements, even when the destination is the same.
Chubu Centrair Airport identifies different chartered-bus pickup zones for Terminals 1 and 2. Its guide also distinguishes group-bus areas from the regular airport-bus stops. Confirm the terminal and the operator’s private-coach meeting instructions before directing the group outside.
When comparing scheduled transport with an airport coach transfer, check the live route information. A route listed on an old map is not a guarantee it is operating on your date. Include the complete hotel address, luggage and walking needs in the comparison.
For an event, give the organiser’s hall and entrance, not just the venue name. If the trip continues to Kyoto or Osaka, state whether a train handles the intercity journey or whether you are requesting a vehicle throughout. Include every station transfer and overnight address in the Japan transport enquiry.
These airport references are ordered by their approximate straight-line distance from the Nagoya map reference. Road journeys can be longer and may involve different access arrangements; choose your actual arrival airport when requesting a quote.
Approx. 8 km straight-line
Approx. 37 km straight-line
Approx. 125 km straight-line
For flight arrivals, compare airport coach and minibus transfers and include the booked airport, flight number and luggage in your enquiry.
Compare Nagoya with these other destinations in Japan. Distances below are geographic references, not road distances or quoted journey times.
Centrair identifies separate chartered-bus zones, with different pickup areas at Terminals 1 and 2. Follow the operator’s confirmed group-bus meeting instructions.
It determines the collection zone and meeting route. Send the flight and terminal along with your final Nagoya address, passenger numbers and luggage.
List each hotel address, passenger count and preferred order. Use the Aichi location in the address to avoid similarly named properties, and indicate whether everyone needs to reach one venue at the same time.
Give a separate drop-off address and passenger count for each returning group. A movement ending in Hamamatsu should be identified separately from those remaining in Nagoya; the vehicle allocation depends on the requested timings.
For arrivals at Nagoya Airport / JASDF Komaki Air Base (NKM), provide the flight number, date, terminal if known and expected luggage. Explain whether passengers go to hotels first or directly to a venue so the requested movement is clear.
From the Nagoya geographic reference, Hamamatsu is approximately 92.5 km away in a straight line and Kyoto is 106.4 km away. Hamamatsu is listed in Shizuoka; Kyoto is listed in Kyoto. The more distant stop needs to be treated as a separate stage of the itinerary, including any connections or overnight plans. These are map measurements, not driving distances; a feasible route and vehicle allocation must be assessed in the quotation.
The dates below describe the separate source checks recorded for this guide. Check the official guidance again for your travel date.
Geographic data adapted from: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) · OurAirports. Data checked 11 September 2026. Distances use map coordinates; they do not establish a direct road route.
Local transport sources checked 9 October 2026: Centrair chartered-bus guide · Centrair bus guide. Check the official guidance again for your travel date.