Yes, Fukuoka Airport (FUK) has designated smoking rooms for passengers. These are enclosed rooms with proper ventilation, as required by Japanese law.
Domestic Terminal
The domestic side is one integrated Domestic Passenger Terminal Building (the old Terminal 1/2/3 numbering was retired after the consolidation) serving JAL, ANA, and other carriers.
| Floor | Location | Access |
|---|---|---|
| 1F | Near the food court area | Landside (pre-security) |
| 2F | Near Gates 4-5 (North boarding lounge) | Airside (post-security) |
| 2F | Near Gate 11 (South boarding lounge) | Airside (post-security) |
| 2F | Central boarding lounge area | Airside (post-security) |
| 3F | Past Ramen Runway food area, on the right | Landside (pre-security) |
| 3F | Between paid lounge and Refre Japan spa | Landside (pre-security) |
International Terminal
The international terminal underwent a major expansion that opened on March 28, 2025, roughly doubling its size.
| Floor | Location | Access |
|---|---|---|
| 1F | Arrivals level, near services area | Landside (pre-security) |
| 3F | Departures level, check-in area | Landside (pre-security) |
| 4F | South side, near prayer room | Airside (post-security) |
Fukuoka Airport Smoking Policy
Japan’s Health Promotion Act requires all indoor smoking to take place in designated enclosed smoking rooms (kitsuen-shitsu) with proper ventilation. Fukuoka provides approximately 7 to 10 smoking rooms across both terminals. IQOS and other heated tobacco products are permitted in these rooms.
Smoking is not allowed outside the terminal buildings, including the car park. All smoking must take place in the designated indoor rooms.
For Japan airport smoking rules, the vaping rules, and other general info, see our Japan smoking guide.