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NRT Terminal Maps & Guide

Are you traveling through Tokyo Narita Airport and want to know what to expect? Look no further! This terminal guide will help you understand and navigate the airport with ease. Tokyo NRT Airport is comprised of three main terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3. Each terminal offers a variety of amenities, including restaurants, shops, and lounges, as well as services such as currency exchange and baggage storage. This guide also provides information on terminal maps, security checkpoints, fast track lanes, passport and immigration control locations, airport lounge locations, baggage claim areas, and luggage storage locations. Scroll down for more detailed information.

NRT Interactive Airport Map

Tokyo Narita Airport NRT Terminal Overview Map

Airport Terminal Maps

Do you know your specific departure or arrival terminal at NRT Airport? Select it from the list of terminal maps below, and use the interactive map to find all available amenities, and even navigate to them, or to another terminal if you're connecting at the airport.

Airport Terminal Layout

The airport has three terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3. Terminal 1 is the oldest terminal and serves mostly international airlines. Terminal 2 is the largest terminal and serves both domestic and international airlines. Terminal 3 is the newest terminal and serves low-cost carriers.

Overview of Terminals

Terminal 1 has three levels, with the first level serving arrivals, the second level serving departures, and the third level serving airline lounges. The terminal has a variety of shops, restaurants, and services for passengers.

Terminal 2 is divided into two main buildings: the North Wing and the South Wing. The North Wing serves international airlines, while the South Wing serves domestic airlines. The terminal has four levels, with the first level serving arrivals, the second level serving departures, the third level serving airline lounges, and the fourth level serving observation decks.

Terminal 3 is a single-level terminal with a small selection of shops and restaurants. The terminal is designed for low-cost carriers and has a simple layout with minimal amenities.

Getting Between Terminals

To get between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, passengers can use the free shuttle bus service that runs every 5-10 minutes. The shuttle bus stops at designated locations outside each terminal.

To get between Terminal 2 and Terminal 3, passengers can use the pedestrian walkway that connects the two terminals. The walkway is located on the fourth level of Terminal 2 and is accessible via escalator or elevator.

Food, Shops & Services

Tokyo Nariata is a great place for food and shopping. The airport has a wide range of restaurants, cafes, and shops that cater to every taste and budget. Whether you are looking for a quick bite or a gourmet meal, you will find something to suit your palate. The airport also has a variety of duty-free shops where you can buy souvenirs, cosmetics, and electronics at discounted prices.

In addition to food and shopping, Narita offers a range of amenities to make your travel experience comfortable and convenient. The airport has free Wi-Fi, charging stations, and lounges where you can relax and unwind before your flight. There are also prayer rooms, smoking areas, and a medical center in case of emergencies. If you are traveling with children, the airport has play areas and baby care rooms to keep them entertained and comfortable.

Whether you are departing from or arriving at NRT, you will find plenty of food, shopping, and amenities to make your journey a pleasant one. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy your time at the airport.

Tips, Help & Resources

Using the interactive airport maps, iFly.com can help you get through, and between the NRT terminals with ease. Here are some things you may want to know that can assist you during your journey through the airport: 

  • If you have some time before your flight's departure, be sure to grab some food to-go or peruse the shops, but be sure to return to the gate before boarding time!
  • How long is the TSA line? Be sure to know how long you will need to wait at the NRT security area closest to your gate.
  • Remember that a great low-cost alternative to parking within the airport facility is to use an off-airport parking lot.  They offer lower costs, a bit further away from the terminals.
  • Tokyo Narita airport periodically adds and removes airlines.  To see which airlines are served by the airport check here.

Locations of Security Checkpoint(s)

Tokyo Narita Airport has security checkpoints located in each of its three terminals. These checkpoints are located near the entrances of the departure areas. Passengers are required to pass through security before entering the departure gates. The security checkpoints are equipped with X-ray machines and metal detectors to ensure the safety of all passengers and their belongings.

Fast Track Lanes and Locations

Fast track lanes are available for passengers who want to skip the regular security lines and get through security quickly. These lanes are located in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Passengers can access the fast track lanes by purchasing a Fast Travel Pass or by being a member of a frequent flyer program. The Fast Travel Pass can be purchased online or at the airport. The fast track lanes are marked with signs and are easily accessible from the main security checkpoints.

Passport & Immigration Control Locations

Passport and immigration control is located in each of the three terminals at Tokyo NRT Airport. Passengers arriving in Japan must pass through immigration control before they can enter the country. The immigration control area is located near the baggage claim area in each terminal. Passengers are required to present their passport and other necessary documents to the immigration officer. The process usually takes around 30 minutes, but can take longer during peak travel times.

Airport Lounge Locations

NRT Airport offers a variety of lounges for travelers to relax and unwind before their flight. The airport has lounges for major airlines such as ANA, JAL, and Delta.

ANA Lounge is located in Terminal 1, near Gate 41. JAL Sakura Lounge is located in Terminal 2, near Gate 61. Delta Sky Club Lounge is located in Terminal 1, near Gate 26. In addition, there are also independent lounges such as the Narita International Lounge and the T.E.I. Lounge located in Terminal 1, and the United Club Lounge located in Terminal 2.

Baggage Claim Areas

the airport has several baggage claim areas located in each terminal. Upon arrival, passengers can follow the signs to their designated baggage claim area. The airport provides baggage carts free of charge in the baggage claim areas for passengers to use.

Luggage Cart Availability

Luggage carts are available free of charge in the baggage claim areas and throughout the airport terminals. However, availability may be limited during peak travel times. If a luggage cart is not available, passengers can ask airport staff for assistance or use a luggage forwarding service.

Luggage Storage Locations (Left Luggage)

Tokyo Nariata offers luggage storage services, also known as left luggage, in each terminal. The storage locations are open 24 hours a day and can be found near the baggage claim areas. Prices vary depending on the size of the luggage and the duration of storage. Passengers can also use luggage forwarding services if they prefer not to carry their luggage with them.

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Tokyo Narita Terminal Q&A

You can select your specific departure or arrival terminal from the list of terminal maps provided on the airport's website. These interactive maps will help you locate all available amenities, navigate to them, or find your way to another terminal if you're connecting.
Each terminal at Tokyo Narita Airport offers a variety of amenities including restaurants, shops, lounges, currency exchange, and baggage storage. Terminal 1 is known for its wide range of shops and services, Terminal 2 features observation decks in addition to its amenities, and Terminal 3, designed for low-cost carriers, offers a more limited selection with a focus on simplicity.
To move between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, passengers can use the free shuttle bus service that runs every 5-10 minutes. For transferring between Terminal 2 and Terminal 3, there is a pedestrian walkway accessible via escalator or elevator on the fourth level of Terminal 2.
Yes, Tokyo Narita Airport has a wide range of restaurants, cafes, and shops catering to various tastes and budgets. From quick bites to gourmet meals and a variety of duty-free shops, travelers can enjoy a diverse shopping and dining experience.
The airport has security checkpoints equipped with X-ray machines and metal detectors in each terminal. Fast track lanes are also available for passengers looking to expedite their security screening. Upon arrival, passengers must pass through immigration control located near the baggage claim area in each terminal.
NRT Airport hosts a variety of lounges for major airlines and independent lounges in Terminals 1 and 2. These lounges offer travelers a place to relax and unwind, with amenities such as comfortable seating, refreshments, and sometimes shower facilities.
Luggage carts are available free of charge in the baggage claim areas and throughout the airport terminals. For luggage storage, services are available 24 hours a day in each terminal near the baggage claim areas. Prices for luggage storage vary depending on luggage size and storage duration.