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I don't know what rights you may have which is why I am not answering, but you can try conciliation with, assuming the TA is a member, the assoc. of canadian travel companies, but I am sure nothing will come out of it in the very short timeframe– Nicolas FormichellaCommented Jul 28, 2022 at 4:49
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Are you sure the NRT airport closes down overnight? A (very quick) Google search is giving me conflicting evidence, with an article in April saying they have sleep pods.– user25730Commented Jul 28, 2022 at 4:51
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2@user25730 Yes. It closes past 12 midnight "Narita International Airport just operates until 24：00 daily " Refer:ana.co.jp/asw/topinfo/… "Please note that foreign nationals are, in general, prohibited from entering Japan for flight connections purposes." Refer: jal.co.jp/jp/en/info/2020/other/flysafe/flights-service/…– Saravanan KCommented Jul 28, 2022 at 5:08
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@SaravananK I'd question if that is current. I just found this on the airport's official website (narita-airport.jp/en/faq_ask/airport) - "My flight leaves early in the morning. Would it be possible for me to spend the night at the airport? We have 24-hour convenience stores in each terminal, a 24-hour visitor’s area which passengers may use free of charge in Terminal 2, and 24-hour check-in capsule hotels at the P-2 parking lot (connected to Terminal 2)." This may warrant further investigation that I can't do at the moment.– user25730Commented Jul 28, 2022 at 5:14
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3@user25730 NRT has always closed at night. In pre-COVID times, they would overlook people sleeping in the public areas of the terminal, but those required passing thru immigration and with Japan remaining closed to the world, this is unequivocally impossible now. (Unless you have a Jp visa, which will not be granted for transit purposes.)– lambshaanxyCommented Jul 28, 2022 at 9:31
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