Terminal 3 — LCC Guide

Terminal 3 is Narita's low-cost carrier terminal. There's no train station here. Everything you need to reach the city — or connect to another terminal — requires one extra step.

Key Facts

How to Reach the Train

T3 has no train station. You need to get to Terminal 2·3 Station first.

Option A — Free shuttle bus (recommended)

Board at T3 1F curbside. Route ③ runs between T2 and T3 only.

Route ① (all terminals) also stops at T3, then continues T3→T2 (~3 min) or goes back to T1 (~14 min from T3). The free shuttle runs 24 hours.

Official shuttle bus info →

Option B — Walk via access corridor

A signed, covered pedestrian corridor connects T3 to T2. Distance: approximately 700–750 meters. Takes about 10–15 minutes on foot with luggage.

Once at Terminal 2·3 Station, all Keisei and JR trains are accessible normally.

To Tokyo from Terminal 3

After reaching T2·3 Station, your options are identical to Terminal 2:

Budget buses also depart directly from T3 curbside — check the TYO-NRT stop map.

Full comparison → Transport Guide

Coin Lockers at T3

T3 lockers are on the 2nd floor, using the hourly system.

Touch panel, Suica accepted. No staffed luggage storage at T3 — for staffed storage, use Terminal 2.

Full luggage guide → Luggage Guide

SIM Cards and Wi-Fi at T3

Selection is more limited than T1/T2. If you want a specific carrier (SoftBank, Rakuten, etc.), pick up your SIM at T1 or T2 before heading to T3 for departure, or buy an eSIM online before your flight.

Full SIM guide → SIM / eSIM Guide

Facilities at Terminal 3

T3 is compact but functional. The 2026 Phase 2 expansion added more seating and a larger food court.

• Check-in / Departures: 2F main building
• Arrivals: 1F
• Food court: 2F (expanded in 2026)
• Convenience store: T3 1F (24h food options)
• Free Wi-Fi: Available throughout
• ATM: Available at T3

Not at T3: Staffed luggage storage, Rakuten/SoftBank counters, duty-free (limited vs T1/T2).

Connecting to T1 or T2

If you need to reach Terminal 1 or 2 (e.g., to catch a connecting flight, pick someone up, or use facilities not available at T3):

After clearing international arrivals at T3, the landside shuttle to T2 is at 1F curbside.

FAQ

Which airlines use Terminal 3 at Narita?

Jetstar Japan, Peach Aviation, Spring Airlines Japan, Zipair Tokyo, and other low-cost carriers. Check your booking confirmation — your airline's website will confirm the terminal.

Is there a free bus between T3 and T2?

Yes. The free terminal shuttle runs 24 hours between T3 and T2 (and T1). Board at T3 1F curbside. Ride time T3→T2 is about 3 minutes.

Can I walk from T3 to the train station?

Yes — a covered pedestrian corridor connects T3 to Terminal 2·3 Station. It takes about 10–15 minutes with luggage.

Are there coin lockers at Terminal 3?

Yes, on the 2nd floor. They use an hourly pricing system (first 6 hours: Small ¥300, Medium ¥500, Large ¥600). Suica accepted.

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Luggage storage → Luggage Guide
Transport to Tokyo → Transport Guide
SIM cards → SIM / eSIM Guide