Top Things to do

• Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal Observation Decks

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  These are observation spaces located on the sixth floor and rooftop of Terminal 1 and the fifth floor of Terminal 2. Offering a wide view of the airport runway, this is a special place to watch airplanes landing and taking off before your eyes. There is also a cafe on the deck and many guests like to enjoy coffee or a light meal amidst the gentle breezes. These observation areas are well-known for being places to enjoy night-time scenery as they are open until 10 p.m. Admission is free.

• Haneda Airport Domestic Passenger Terminal (Big Bird)

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  “Big Bird” is a general term that refers to both Terminals 1 and 2, which are terminals just for domestic flights at Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport) in Tokyo’s Ota City. Different airlines use different terminals, and Terminal 1 serves the JAL Group, Skymark, and Star Flyer’s Kita-Kyushu flights while Terminal 2 serves ANA, Air Do, Solaseed Air, and Star Flyer flights not heading to Kita-Kyushu. The interior of the terminals are complete commercial facilities based primarily around shopping and gourmet eateries, and there are also observation decks offering views of the runways and Tokyo Bay.

• ANA Maintenance Facility Tour

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  Tour a hangar in Haneda where ANA services its airplanes. During this detailed tour, you will learn about airplanes and airplane maintenance and watch fascinating videos on how ANA services its jets. The tour is free and can accommodate anything from one to 80 people, making it very popular. Reservations are accepted from 9:30 a.m. six months in advance of desired tour dates.

• PLANETARIUM Starry Cafe

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  This is a cafe and a planetarium combined. You can take your purchased cafe item into the rear planetarium area and enjoy your meal under the stars. The menu primarily consists of light fare, such as popcorn and pasta. Tables are set up within the planetarium area so customers can enjoy their meals while looking up at the stars. Each table is equipped with a table-top lamp, so one can see up close at well. Not all programs are the same. Depending on the time period, various original animation programs are also shown.

• Sky Station

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  This beer restaurant is on the sixth floor observation deck of Haneda Airport's First Passenger Terminal. There are many menu items that go well with alcohol, such as their Sky Dogs of soft baguettes filled with sausage and pork cutlets, Tokyo soy sauce yakisoba and French fries. Do sure to drink the original local and Haneda ale that is sold only at Haneda Airport. While enjoying beer and snacks, you can also gaze out at the airplanes taking off and landing up close.

• Mercedes me Tokyo HANEDA

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  Located in Haneda Airport's Domestic Terminal, this Mercedes store combines a restaurant, cafe and lounge. In the restaurant, there is the egg dish specialty store called eggcellent BITES and Krispy Kreme, and also the special taste of the collaboration with Mercedes. You can bring purchased food and drinks into the lounge. They also sell limited edition Mercedes-Benz collection original goods and operate a Mercedes chauffeur service from Haneda Airport.

• Isetan Haneda Store Terminal 1

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  This shop can only be used by those holding boarding passes for flights leaving from or arriving at terminal 1. Isetan Haneda Store Terminal 1 offers everything from the latest fashion to limited items available nowhere else. They offer a travel-friendly dress code.

• Selected Western Confectioneries

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  This sweet shop is on the second floor of Haneda's Terminal 1, in the marketplace. They offer famous brands like Keith Manhattan, Yokumoku, and Tokyo Banana World.

• Food Plaza

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  The Food Plaza is inside Marketplace one on the third floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. You can get fresh made deli foods, sweets, souvenirs and more here. The fresh baked croissants at PAUL are particularly popular, with lots of repeat customers even among airport staff. You can also find Airplane Chou at Dalloyau, with its airplane-shaped cookie decoration, and Haneda souvenirs available nowhere else at Gomajo Muhoan, with their rich, sesame-covered mochi Gomadango.