Haneda Airport

Tokyo International Airport, commonly known as Haneda Airport, is one of Japan’s primary aviation hubs, located approximately 14 kilometers south of central Tokyo. It comprises three terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 serve domestic flights, while Terminal 3 is dedicated to international services. Terminal 3 offers a range of amenities, including diverse dining options, duty-free shops, and cultural exhibits, providing travelers with a comfortable and engaging experience.

In recent times, Haneda Airport’s Terminal 3 has experienced significant congestion due to a surge in international travelers. The airport authorities have acknowledged this increase in passenger volume and advise travelers to utilize public transportation, such as trains and buses, and to allocate ample time for their journeys to the airport. They also recommend that passengers familiarize themselves with baggage regulations to expedite security screenings. 

Despite the modern and spacious design of Terminal 3, the current influx of tourists has led to crowded conditions, especially during peak travel periods. Travelers are advised to plan accordingly, considering potential delays and allowing extra time to navigate through the bustling terminal. These photos were taken early in the morning at the far end of Terminal 3, which explains why the area appears empty.