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Tips for Using Haneda Airport with Children

Reliability: Medium · Last checked: 2026-07-27

Kids spaces, baby care facilities and tips for getting around: what to watch out for when you travel through Haneda with children.

In short

Haneda has kids spaces and accessible restrooms in each terminal, so it is an easy airport to use with children. However, the walk to your gate can be long, so allow at least 30 minutes more than usual.

Who this is for

  • People flying with babies up to elementary school-age children

Your options

  1. Kids spaces: in T1, T2 and T3 (T1: 2F public area and restricted area; T2: public area, domestic restricted area and international side; T3: 3F restricted area). Children can play before boarding (a parent or guardian must stay with them)
  2. Accessible restrooms and baby care facilities: attached to the restrooms on each floor, with diaper changing tables
  3. Stroller rental: check the official information in advance for whether it is offered and where

Terminal-Specific Notes

Security screening tends to take longer when you have children with you, so arrive early at busy times. If your gate is far away, add the walking time too.

Notes

  • Facility locations and contents may change. On the day, check the floor map and signs
  • Whether priority boarding is offered depends on the airline

Related Facilities

Kids Space (T2/T3), Accessible Restrooms (T1/T3)

Source

Type: Checked by our editors

https://tokyo-haneda.com/service/visitors_with_children.html

Translated from our Japanese page and checked against it. Official sources are often in Japanese only.