Narita International Airport Corporation

Narita International Airport Corporation operates Narita International Airport, an international gateway to Japan. The airport connects Japan with cities, people and goods from around the world. It serves passengers with flights, shops, restaurants and ground transport links.

The airport has three terminals, T1, T2 and T3. Travelers can check departures and arrivals, use floor maps and find airline information. Security guidance covers limits on carry-on liquids, how to prepare baggage and how busy the checkpoints are.

Shopping and dining are a big part of a visit. The airport has restaurants, duty free shops and new stores that open from time to time, such as a snack shop in T1. It offers a tax-free shopping system with a refund method. It also runs events, including a photo contest for 2026.

Getting to the airport is made easier by an access guide that covers different ways to travel, and by parking information. Services include clinics in T1 and T2, defibrillators in all three terminals and a lost and found service handled through a chat system. Information counters and tourist information help visitors.

The airport also offers support for customers who need assistance. The corporation publishes press releases and the rules and regulations that apply at the airport. A phone information line is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

Services

• Airport operation
• Flight information
• Restaurants and shops
• Duty free shopping
• Parking and access
• Clinics and AEDs
• Lost and found
• Assistance for customers
• Tourist information