Kansai Airport Nursing Room (Baby Room) Guide

In short

Counting from the official website's list, Kansai Airport has 21 baby rooms: 12 in Terminal 1, 7 in Terminal 2 and 2 in Aeroplaza (the official list has 22; the remaining one is explained under Notes). Anyone can enter, and they have a diaper changing area, a nursing space, hot water for preparing formula and a microwave (not in every room). The nursing space is for women only (it can also be used for pumping); everything else can be used by anyone. Terminal 1 has 6 rooms after passport control for international flights, spread across the North Wing, the center and the South Wing, so you can find one near your gate. On the other hand, Terminal 2 has only one room after security on each of the domestic and international sides, so it is reassuring to take care of things before security.

Who this is for

• People departing from or arriving at Kansai Airport with a baby
• People deciding whether to feed or change their baby before or after security (passport control)
• People waiting in the public area to meet or see off someone

Terminal 1

Public area, before security (5 rooms)

• 1F: near Door E
• 2F: central restaurant area
• 3F: north side
• 4F (international departures floor): near check-in counters A (north) and H (south)

Domestic gate area, after security (1 room): 2F, near Gate 25.

International gate area, after passport control (6 rooms): 2F. 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.

Aeroplaza (Connected Directly to Terminal 1 by a Walkway)

2F (2 rooms, before security): at the far end of the corridor and next to the elevator north of the atrium.

Terminal 2

Public area, before security (4 rooms, 1F): near the international check-in counters, near the domestic information desk, near the international arrivals exit and near the domestic arrivals exit.

After security (2 rooms, 1F): one in the domestic gate area and one in the international gate area (after passport control).

Inside the international customs area (1 room, 1F): Passengers arriving on international flights can use it before going out to the arrivals lobby. People meeting arrivals cannot enter.

Notes

• The number and locations were counted from the official website's page for each baby room (name, terminal, floor, area). The official list has 22 entries, but the one near Gate 40 in Terminal 1 is not counted in this article because the official information contradicts itself: its name says "International South Wing" while its area says "domestic gate area". If you board near Gate 40, check the signs in the terminal
• The room on the north side of Terminal 1, 3F has no area listed officially; because 3F is a public area of shops and restaurants, we treat it as before security
• There is no official information on hours or fees (they are shared facilities with no mention of charges). We treat rooms in the public area as usable during terminal opening hours, and rooms in the gate areas as usable from passing security (passport control) until boarding
• This page does not show real-time crowding. Locations and numbers may change with renovations, so also check the official information before you go

Related Facilities

Baby Rooms (Terminal 1, public area, 5 locations), Baby Room (Terminal 1, domestic gate area, near Gate 25), Baby Rooms (Terminal 1, international gate area, 6 locations), Baby Rooms (Aeroplaza 2F, 2 locations), Baby Rooms (Terminal 2, public area, 4 locations), Baby Room (Terminal 2, domestic gate area), Baby Room (Terminal 2, international gate area), Baby Room (Terminal 2, inside the international customs area), Kids Corner (Terminal 1), Kids Corner (Terminal 2)