Baby Room (Terminal 1, Public Area, 10 locations)
Baby rooms in the public area (before security) of Terminal 1. The official location list shows 10 rooms: 2 on B1F, 4 on 1F and 4 on 2F. People seeing off or meeting passengers can use these too. Baby rooms have nursing booths, baby seats, washbasins and hot water, and men can enter except for the nursing booths. The official list only gives the number of rooms per floor and area; check the official floor guide (HANEDA MAP) for exact locations such as gate numbers.
Details
- Airport
- Tokyo Haneda Airport
- Terminal
- T1
- Area
- Before security (public area)
- Location
- Terminal 1 public area, before security (B1F: 2, 1F: 4, 2F: 4)
- Hours
- Follows terminal opening hours (no separate hours officially published)
- Price
- Free (no official fee information)
Open the official mapExternal site (may be in Japanese)
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T3 · Nursing rooms
- Baby Room (Terminal 3, Before Security, 7 locations)
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- Baby Room (Terminal 3, 1F Domestic Transfer Lobby)
Terminal 3, 1F Domestic Transfer Lobby (after security, 1 location)
T3 · Nursing rooms
- Baby Room (Terminal 3, after passport control, 11 locations)
Terminal 3, after passport control (1 location at the bus gate on 1F, 7 locations on 2F, 3 locations on 3F)
T3 · Nursing rooms
Source
Type: Official website
https://tokyo-haneda.com/service/facilities/baby_nurseries.html
Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.