Japan

Japan lies in East Asia. This site covers 8 airports, 8 terminals and 205 gates there. Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) is the largest by annual passengers, at about 88 million. The airports serve cities including Tokyo, Osaka, Asahikawa, Aomori, Amami, Amakusa, Akita. Every airport has a terminal layout diagram, gate ranges and ground transport notes.

Japan is covered here by three airports: Tokyo Haneda (HND), Narita (NRT) and Kansai (KIX). Together they hold 8 terminals and 205 gates and handle about 149 million passengers a year, making this one of the most completely covered destinations in East Asia on this site.

Tokyo's two airports

Haneda (HND) and Narita (NRT) are both listed under Tokyo, with different roles. Haneda sits about 14 km from central Tokyo — the closest of the three — with 3 terminals, 71 gates and roughly 88 million passengers a year. Narita lies about 66 km east of the city, and its 3 terminals hold 96 gates, the most of any Japanese airport covered here, for about 40 million passengers a year.

Kansai International

Kansai (KIX) is about 50 km south-west of central Osaka, with 2 terminals and 38 gates handling roughly 21 million passengers a year — the only Osaka-area airport in this directory.

Each airport page carries a terminal layout diagram, its gate letter ranges, main airlines and ground transport options; search the directory by IATA code to jump straight to one.