Yes, Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) has around 40 indoor smoking rooms spread across all three terminals, including rooms after security near Gate 73 in Terminal 2, near Gate 146 in Terminal 3, and a unique Cafe & Smoking Lounge on the 3rd floor of Terminal 2.
はい、東京・羽田空港(HND)には3つのターミナル全体に約40の屋内喫煙室があり、第2ターミナルの73番ゲート付近、第3ターミナルの146番ゲート付近の保安検査後の喫煙室や、第2ターミナル3階のユニークなカフェ&スモーキングラウンジも含まれます。
Smoking Rooms at Haneda Airport
Tokyo Haneda Airport provides around 40 smoking rooms across its three terminals, according to the airport’s official smoking map — one of the most generous networks of any major hub. The international Terminal 3 currently has the most rooms, and every terminal has smoking rooms both before and after security.
Terminal 2 Smoking Locations
Terminal 2 is home to Haneda’s standout smoking facility, the Cafe & Smoking Lounge:
Smoking room on 2F near Gate 73 (after security)
Cafe & Smoking Lounge at T2, 3rd Floor, North Pier - open 6:00 AM to 8:30 PM (order drinks while you smoke)
3rd floor public area: 2 smoking areas
4th floor public area: 2 smoking areas (separate rooms for men and women)
5th floor public area: 1 smoking area
6 smoking areas at terminal entrances
Terminal 3 (International) Smoking Locations
Smoking room near Gate 146 (left side before the escalator)
Arrival Lobby: 2 public smoking rooms + 1 restricted area
Multiple locations throughout departure gates
Note: As of November 2024, renovation work is being carried out on some smoking rooms in Terminal 3’s Departure Gate Area. Some rooms may be temporarily closed.
Special Feature: Cafe & Smoking Lounge
Unlike most airports, Haneda offers a unique Cafe & Smoking Lounge in Terminal 2 where you can order drinks and snacks while smoking. It’s located on the 3rd Floor, North Pier, and operates from 6:00 AM to 8:30 PM.
How Haneda Compares
With around 40 smoking rooms, Haneda has one of the most extensive smoking-room networks of any major airport. Narita Airport, Tokyo’s other major airport, has around 33 smoking rooms — also excellent by world standards. Other Japanese airports like Fukuoka and Nagoya Centrair also maintain extensive smoking room networks, reflecting Japan’s uniquely smoker-friendly airport culture.
For Japan airport smoking rules and heated-tobacco etiquette, see our Japan smoking guide.
