Fukuoka Airport
Fukuoka, Japan · Since 1945
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About FUK
Fukuoka Airport (FUK) is one of Japan's busiest airports and famously one of the closest major airports to a city center in the world — just two subway stops from Hakata Station. Serving the vibrant city of Fukuoka on the island of Kyushu, the airport handles both domestic and international flights. Its incredible convenience, combined with Fukuoka's reputation as Japan's street food capital, makes it a favorite among travelers.
Hub For
ANA, JAL, Skymark Airlines, Star Flyer
Terminals
Domestic Terminal 1
Main domestic terminal handling JAL group airlines. Features a rooftop observation deck, shopping floors, and excellent ramen restaurants. Directly connected to the Fukuoka subway.
Domestic Terminal 2
Handles ANA group and other domestic airlines. Connected to T1 via free shuttle bus and walkway. Features shops, restaurants, and an observation deck.
International Terminal
Handles all international flights. Connected to domestic terminals via free shuttle bus (15 minutes). Features duty-free shopping, currency exchange, and international food court.
Minimum Connection Times (MCT)
Airlines at FUK
ANA
Domestic Terminal 2
Japan Airlines
Domestic Terminal 1
Skymark Airlines
Domestic Terminal 1
Star Flyer
Domestic Terminal 2
Air Busan
Air China
Air Seoul
AirAsia
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Getting There & Away
Fukuoka City Subway (Kuko Line), Nishitetsu bus, taxi, highway bus
Taxi
$8-12
10-15 min to city center
Public Transport
$2-3
5-10 min to city center
Parking at FUK
Domestic Terminal Parking
International Terminal Parking
Off-site Parking (Sun Park)
Airport Lounges
ANA Lounge
Domestic Terminal 2
ANA's domestic lounge offering complimentary beer, sake, shochu, and light snacks. Features comfortable seating, work desks, and views of the runway.
JAL Sakura Lounge
Domestic Terminal 1
JAL's domestic lounge with beer servers, sake, soft drinks, rice crackers, and miso soup. Minimalist Japanese design with comfortable seating. Free beer on tap is a highlight.
KAL Lounge
International Terminal
Korean Air's international lounge with Korean and Japanese snacks, beverages, and Wi-Fi. Compact but comfortable for pre-flight relaxation.
Where to Stay
Nearby Hotels
Hotel Clio Court Hakata
Directly above Hakata Station, one subway stop from airport
Conveniently located inside Hakata Station building. One subway stop from the airport (5 minutes). Features day rooms, restaurant, and direct access to shopping and Shinkansen.
Capsule Hotels
First Cabin Hakata
Hakata Station area, 5 min subway from airport
Premium capsule hotel near Hakata Station with first-class airplane-cabin-inspired pods. Shower facilities, lounge area, and vending machines. Perfect for short overnight stays.
Food & Dining
Ramen Runway
Japanese, Ramen
Domestic Terminal 1 (Landside)
A mini ramen street featuring multiple Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen shops. Fukuoka is the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen, and this is a perfect last bowl before departure.
7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Starbucks Coffee
Coffee, Snacks
Domestic Terminal 2 (Airside)
Standard Starbucks with Japan-exclusive seasonal drinks and food items. Reliable spot for coffee and a snack.
6:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Yoshinoya
Japanese, Gyudon
International Terminal (Airside)
Japan's iconic beef bowl chain serving quick, affordable gyudon, curry rice, and set meals. Perfect for a fast meal before international flights.
7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Car Rental
Toyota Rent a Car
Free shuttle from domestic terminals
Japan's most popular rental company. English GPS navigation available. Excellent vehicle condition. International driving permit required (US/UK IDP may have restrictions in Japan — check beforehand).
Nippon Rent-A-Car
Free shuttle from domestic terminals
Major Japanese rental company with wide selection. English support available. ETC card rental available for highway tolls.
Times Car Rental
Free shuttle from domestic terminals
Affordable rentals with good vehicle selection. Hybrid and compact cars ideal for Kyushu road trips. One-way rentals available to other Kyushu locations.
What to Do During a Layover
Inside the Airport
Airport Observation Deck
Free observation decks on the rooftops of both domestic terminals offering close-up views of aircraft takeoffs and landings. Popular with plane spotters and families.
Explore the City
These activities require leaving the airport. Make sure you have valid visa and enough time before your next flight.
Hakata Tonkotsu Ramen Experience
Fukuoka is the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen. Take the 5-minute subway to Hakata Station and visit Ramen Stadium on the top floor of Canal City or the famous Ichiran Ramen headquarters. An essential Fukuoka experience.
Explore Canal City Hakata
A massive shopping and entertainment complex just minutes from Hakata Station featuring shops, restaurants, cinema, fountain shows, and Ramen Stadium. Easy subway ride from the airport.
Practical Information
WiFi & Connectivity
- Free WiFi: Yes (Unlimited)
- Speed Rating: ●●●●○
- Power Outlets: Type A (Japanese/US)
- SIM Cards: Available for purchase
Services
- Left Luggage: $3-6 per bag per day (coin lockers and staffed counters)
- Showers: $5-8
- Medical Services: Available
- Prayer Rooms: Available
Family Facilities
- Children's Play Areas
- Nursing Rooms
- Family Restrooms
- Pet Relief Areas
Money & Currency
- Currency: Japanese Yen (JPY)
- Tipping: Tipping is not practiced in Japan and may be considered rude. Excellent service is the standard everywhere.
Smoking Areas
Designated indoor smoking rooms in all terminals
Facilities & Contact
Airport Facilities
Free Wi-Fi, currency exchange, ATMs, duty-free, restaurant floors, observation decks, pet hotel, left luggage, prayer room, nursing rooms, kids play areas, medical clinic
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