Baby Rooms (Terminal 1, international gate area, 6 locations)
Baby rooms in the international gate area on 2F of Terminal 1 (after passport control). There are 6 in all: near Gates 3 and 10 in the North Wing, near Gates 19 and 22 in the center, and near Gates 27 and 31 in the South Wing. Baby rooms have a diaper changing area, a nursing space (women only; can also be used for pumping), hot water for preparing formula and a microwave (not in every room). Everyone can use them except the nursing space. Check the location on the official map, which you can open from each baby room's page on the official website.
Details
- Airport
- Kansai International Airport
- Terminal
- T1
- Area
- After passport control (international)
- Location
- Terminal 1, 2F, international gate area (near Gates 3, 10, 19, 22, 27 and 31; after passport control)
- Hours
- No official hours for individual rooms. Because they are in the restricted area, you can use them after passing passport control until boarding.
- Price
- Free (no official fee information)
Open the official mapExternal site (may be in Japanese)
Other places in the same category
- Baby Rooms (Aeroplaza 2F, 2 locations)
Aeroplaza 2F (far end of the corridor; next to the elevator north of the atrium). Before security; connected directly to Terminal 1 by a walkway
T1 · Nursing rooms
- Baby Rooms (Terminal 1, public area, 5 locations)
Terminal 1, public area (1F near Door E; 2F central restaurant area; 3F north; 4F near check-in counters A and H; before security)
T1 · Nursing rooms
- Baby Room (Terminal 1, domestic gate area, near Gate 25)
Terminal 1, 2F, domestic gate area, near Gate 25 (after security)
T1 · Nursing rooms
- Baby Room (Terminal 2, domestic gate area)
Terminal 2, 1F, domestic gate area (after security)
T2 · Nursing rooms
- Baby Room (Terminal 2, international gate area)
Terminal 2, 1F, international gate area (after passport control)
T2 · Nursing rooms
Source
Type: Official website
https://www.kansai-airport.or.jp/service/child/babyroom
Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.