HND Terminal Maps & Guide
- Airport Terminal Maps
- Getting Around HND Airport
- Frequent Flier Terminal Tips
- Security & Screening
- Food, Shops & Services
- Baggage Claim Areas
- Airport Map FAQ
Welcome to one of the busiest and most efficient airports in the world, Tokyo Haneda Airport. Whether you're arriving, departing, or connecting, this guide will help you navigate its terminals, amenities, and services with ease.
Airport Terminal Maps
Do you know your specific departure or arrival terminal at Tokyo HND 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.
HND Airport Terminal Map: First, scroll down on this page to the map image. Then, tap or click on the image or button to choose your terminal or locate parking facilities. A window will open with an interactive map, allowing you to pan and zoom to a specific terminal or concourse, gate, or amenity. You can also use the search feature to highlight the location on the map of gates, restaurants, lounges, security checkpoints, baggage claim areas and more. In addition, get directions from one location to another, which is very handy when you know your arrival and departure gate for a connection!
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Tokyo Haneda Airport Terminal Map
Getting Around HND Airport
HND Airport is organized into three passenger terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3. Terminals 1 and 2 are primarily for domestic flights, while Terminal 3 handles most international flights. For ease of movement, a free inter-terminal shuttle bus operates on the landside, connecting all terminals. Additionally, Terminals 1 and 2 are linked by an underground walkway, making it convenient to move between these two terminals without having to go outside.
Terminal 1, known as the "Big Bird," features a central area with a six-story shopping and dining complex, conference rooms, and a rooftop observation deck. The terminal has gates 1 through 24 for jet bridges and gates 31–40 and 84–90 for ground boarding by bus. Terminal 2, which also boasts a six-story shopping and dining area, includes the Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu and an open-air rooftop restaurant. It has gates 51 through 73 for jet bridges and additional gates for ground boarding. Terminal 3, primarily for international flights, includes lounges operated by several major airlines and has gates 105–114 and 140–149 for jet bridges, with gates 131 through 139 for ground boarding.
For travelers needing to navigate between terminals, the inter-terminal shuttle bus is a reliable option, running frequently to ensure minimal wait times. Additionally, clear signage and information desks located throughout the airport can assist with directions, making it straightforward to find your way around. Whether you are transferring between domestic flights or moving from a domestic to an international terminal, HND Airport's infrastructure supports a smooth and efficient transit experience.
Learn which airlines are based at HND Airport and find out their terminal assignments.
Frequent Flier Terminal Tips
To help you navigate the airport terminals with ease, we’ve gathered the best advice and tips from HND-based frequent travelers, flight attendants, pilots, and airport staff. Their first-hand insights will guide you through the terminals for a smoother journey. Here’s what they have to say:
Navigating the Airport
"When you’re at Terminal 3, make sure to use the inter-terminal shuttle bus if you need to transfer to Terminal 1 or 2. It runs frequently and saves a lot of time compared to walking." — Kenji M., Kawasaki, Japan, December 2023
"If you’re in a hurry, use the underground walkway between Terminals 1 and 2. It’s well-marked and much faster than going outside, especially on rainy days." — Ayumi S., Yokohama, Japan, January 2024
Amenities & Services
"Don’t miss the rooftop observation deck in Terminal 1. It’s a great place to relax and watch planes take off and land, especially if you have some time to kill before your flight." — Hiroshi T., Tokyo, Japan, February 2024
"The shower facilities in Terminal 3 are a lifesaver after a long international flight. They’re clean and well-maintained, perfect for freshening up before a meeting or continuing your journey." — Naoko K., Chiba, Japan, March 2024
Security
"If you’re eligible, always use the Fast Track lane at the 3rd floor security checkpoint in Terminal 1. It significantly cuts down your waiting time, especially during peak hours." — Yuto H., Saitama, Japan, April 2024
"Make sure to have all your documents ready for the passport and immigration control in Terminal 3. The lines can get long, but being prepared can speed up the process." — Akira F., Kawasaki, Japan, May 2024
Baggage
"Check the monitors for your baggage claim area as soon as you deplane. It’s easy to get confused, especially in Terminal 1 where there are multiple claim areas." — Miki N., Yokohama, Japan, June 2024
"If you have oversized baggage, head directly to the special baggage claim area in Terminal 2. It’s clearly marked and the staff there are very helpful." — Takashi Y., Tokyo, Japan, July 2024
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Security & Screening
In this section, you will find detailed information about the locations of security checkpoints across different terminals, including where to find Fast Track lanes for expedited screening. Additionally, we provide insights into the passport and immigration control areas and how to navigate them efficiently. For travelers looking to renew or enroll in TSA PreCheck, we offer guidance on how to take advantage of this program to ensure a smoother and faster security screening experience.
Locations of Security Checkpoint(s)
Tokyo HND Airport has security checkpoints located in each terminal. The International Terminal has three security checkpoints, one on the 2nd floor and two on the 3rd floor. Terminal 1 has two security checkpoints, one on the 2nd floor and one on the 3rd floor. Terminal 2 has one security checkpoint on the 2nd floor. All security checkpoints are clearly marked and easily accessible.
Fast Track Lanes and Locations
Fast Track lanes are available for passengers who want to expedite the security screening process. The International Terminal has a Fast Track lane located at the 2nd floor security checkpoint. Terminal 1 has a Fast Track lane located at the 3rd floor security checkpoint. Terminal 2 does not have a Fast Track lane. Passengers who are eligible for the Fast Track lane include first class and business class passengers, frequent flyers, and passengers with special needs.
Passport & Immigration Control Locations
Passport and immigration control is located in the arrival and departure areas of each terminal. The International Terminal has two immigration control areas, one on the 2nd floor and one on the 3rd floor. Terminal 1 has one immigration control area on the 3rd floor. Terminal 2 has one immigration control area on the 2nd floor. Passengers should follow the signs to the appropriate immigration control area based on their flight and terminal. It is important to have all necessary travel documents ready for inspection at the passport and immigration control checkpoint.
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Food, Shops & Services
Haneda is known for its wide range of food and shopping options. The airport has three terminals: International Terminal, Terminal 1, and Terminal 2. Each terminal offers a variety of dining options, ranging from traditional Japanese cuisine to international fast food chains. Passengers can enjoy a delicious meal before their flight or grab a quick snack on the go.
In addition to food and shopping, HND also offers a variety of amenities to make passengers' travel experience more comfortable. The airport has lounges, prayer rooms, and shower facilities for passengers who need to freshen up before their flight. There are also duty-free shops where passengers can purchase souvenirs, cosmetics, and other items at a discounted price.
Tokyo Haneda Airport is a great place to indulge in some food and shopping before your flight, while also taking advantage of the many amenities available to make your travel experience more enjoyable.
Need more information about restaurants and shopping? Head over to our food and shopping info page.
Baggage Claim Areas
Haneda has several baggage claim areas located in each terminal. The International Terminal has two baggage claim areas, one for domestic flights and another for international flights. Terminal 1 has four baggage claim areas, while Terminal 2 has three. Each baggage claim area is equipped with baggage carousels and monitors displaying flight information. Passengers can easily locate their baggage claim area by checking their flight information on the monitors or asking airport staff for assistance.
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Tokyo Haneda Terminal Q&A
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