[Machine Translation] The Narita Express (N'EX) is an limited express train connecting Narita International Airport with major cities in the Tokyo metropolitan area. It operates with E259 series trains and runs on two routes: Shinjuku Narita Airport (96.6 km) and Ofuna Narita Airport (128.6 km). The Narita Express made its debut with the opening of Narita Airport Station. The first-generation trains were the 253 series, which were gradually replaced by the current E259 series starting in 2009. Starting in 2023, the N EX" lettering and airplane logo on the front of the E259 series were redesigned as SERIES E259." This film unfolds its story while interspersing archival footage of the 253 series. Departing from Narita Airport, Japan s gateway to the skies. Running parallel to Keisei Electric Railway s Narita Airport Line, the train first heads for Tokyo Station. After passing a downbound Narita Express at Horinouchi Signal Yard, the train gradually picks up speed. From the elevated driver s cab, the overhead wires appear close by, and the view looking slightly down toward the ground offers a different charm from the usual scenery seen from the train windows. The train passes through Higashi-Chiba Station with its musical horn blaring. After passing Chiba Station, the number of oncoming trains gradually increases as it approaches the city center. Crossing the Arakawa River bridge and catching a glimpse of Ryogoku Station, the train enters the Sobu Tunnel and arrives at the underground platform at Tokyo Station. Upon arrival at Tokyo Station, the train number changes, and from here, it heads for Shinjuku. At Shinagawa, where construction is ongoing, the train emerges above ground, winds its way through the valley of skyscrapers, runs alongside numerous other trains, and passes the Tokaido Shinkansen before arriving at its final destination, Shinjuku Station. We hope you enjoy watching the scenery change rhythmically as the train travels from Narita to Shinjuku.