Yes, you can smoke at Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport (FSZ). The airport provides enclosed designated smoking rooms inside its single passenger terminal, on both the 1F arrivals level and the 2F departures level. The indoor smoking rooms keep smokers covered throughout the terminal, while open areas such as the lobbies, walkways and dining areas stay non-smoking under Japan’s Health Promotion Act.
Terminal Layout and Smoking Rooms
Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport has one compact passenger terminal that handles both domestic flights (to destinations such as Sapporo, Fukuoka and Okinawa) and international routes to China, South Korea and Taiwan. The building is laid out over three floors: 1F arrivals, 2F departures and check-in, and a 3F observation deck. Designated smoking rooms are provided on the public floors, so they are quick to reach wherever you are in the terminal. Watch for the green 喫煙室 (smoking room) signage, or ask at the information desk.
Departures Level (2F) and Lounge
The 2F departures floor is where most travellers spend their pre-flight time, with the check-in counters, food court and security checkpoint. There are designated smoking rooms both landside on this level and airside inside the 2F boarding waiting lounges (搭乗待合室) for domestic and international departures, so you can smoke after clearing security and close to your gate. The airport’s YOUR LOUNGE on this level is a comfortable spot to wait. Whether you light up before screening or in the airside boarding-lounge room, FSZ keeps smokers covered all the way to boarding.
Arrivals Level (1F)
The 1F arrivals floor has the baggage claim, ground-transport access and the bus and taxi stands for connections to Shizuoka Station, Kakegawa and the Tōkaidō Shinkansen. A designated smoking room is available on this level, which is handy if you want to smoke after landing before catching your onward bus or train.
Summary Table
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Smoking allowed? | Yes — in enclosed designated smoking rooms |
| Terminal | One terminal (domestic + international), floors 1F–3F |
| Departures (2F) | Landside rooms near check-in, plus airside rooms in the 2F boarding waiting lounges |
| After security (airside) | Smoking rooms inside the domestic and international boarding lounges |
| Arrivals (1F) | Smoking room on the arrivals level |
| Open-area smoking | Not permitted (Health Promotion Act) |
| Heated tobacco / vaping | Use inside smoking rooms |
| Tip | Airside boarding-lounge rooms mean you can smoke right up to your gate |
If you are connecting through central Japan, our guide to smoking at Nagoya Chubu Centrair Airport (NGO) is worth a look — Centrair has multiple well-rated smoking rooms in Terminal 1, both before and after security.
For Japan airport smoking rules, the Health Promotion Act and heated-tobacco etiquette, see our Japan smoking guide.