Wi-Fi in Haneda Airport: The Ultimate Guide to Fast and Reliable Connection

Useful information for those of you who want to use Wi-Fi at Haneda Airport! In this article, we will show you how to get to each terminal at Haneda Airport, explain Wi-Fi spots available at each terminal, and details and features of Wi-Fi rentals. We will also introduce you to how to connect to each Wi-Fi spot; so please refer to it if you want to know which Wi-Fi you can connect to, and if you want to rent one for your travel, at Haneda Airport.

Where to Rent Wi-Fi at Haneda Airport

Haneda Airport has a total of three terminals. In some terminals, there are counters that offer Wi-Fi rentals. The following items will show you where you can find counters offering Wi-Fi rentals in each terminal at Haneda Airport.

Can I Rent Wi-Fi at Terminal 1?

Terminal 1 at Haneda Airport is one of the terminals that houses departure and arrival lobbies for domestic flights. There is no Wi-Fi rental counter in Terminal 1. If you want to use Wi-Fi rental, you may want to check another terminal.

Features of Terminal 1

As mentioned earlier, there are only domestic flights available in Terminal 1 at Haneda Airport. There is an arrival lobby on the 1st floor and a departures lobby on the 2nd floor. Japan Airlines (JAL), Skymark Airlines (SKY), and StarFlyer (SFJ) flights to Kitakyushu and Fukuoka depart from this terminal.

How to get to Terminal 1

If you go by train, get off at the following stations and.

If you use a private car, head to the airport by following the route below and park in [P1] or [P2] of the multi-story parking lot.

Can I Rent Wi-Fi at Terminal 2?

Terminal 2 at Haneda Airport is one of the terminals that houses departure and arrival lobbies for domestic and international flights. Currently, there is no Wi-Fi rental counter in Terminal 2. However, when international facilities reopen, there will be a consignment counter operated by Vision in the international arrival lobby. Telecom Square also has its own counter in the international departure lobby, where you can rent when the time comes. We are looking forward to this!

Features of T2 Terminal 2

Haneda Airport's Terminal 2 has both domestic and international departure, as well asarrival lobbies: domestic arrival on the 1st floor, domestic departure and international arrival on the 2nd floor, and international departure lobby on the 3rd floor. Domestic flights depart for Yamaguchi-Ube and Kansai Airport by All Nippon Airways (ANA), Air Do (ADO), and Star Flyer (SFJ); while the international facility, which began operations in 2020, is unfortunately closed at the moment.
Restaurants and stores are located on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors, with a restaurant and observation deck on the 5th floor. The basement level is the entrance to the Keikyu Airport Line and Tokyo Monorail.

How to get to T2 Terminal 2

If you go by train get off at the following stations.

If you are driving your own car, please follow the route below to the airport and park at [P3] or [P4] of the multi-story parking lot.

Can I Rent Wi-Fi at Terminal 3?

Terminal 3 at Haneda Airport is a terminal with international departure and arrival lobbies. There are several counters and facilities in Terminal 3 at Haneda Airport that handle Wi-Fi rentals.

There are 5 places to rent Wi-Fi at Terminal 3!

There are a total of five locations at Haneda Airport Terminal 3 that offer Wi-Fi rentals: two in the arrival lobby on the second floor and three in the departure lobby on the third floor. Among them, Telecom Square has two Wi-Fi rental stores: Mobile Center Haneda Airport 2nd floor arrival lobby, and Mobile Center Haneda Airport 3rd floor departure lobby.

Telecom Square's Mobile Center Haneda Airport, 2nd Floor Arrival Lobby

Telecom Square's Mobile Center, where you can rent Wi-Fi, is located in the 2nd floor arrival lobby of Terminal 3.

Mobile Center Haneda Airport, 2nd Floor Arrival Lobby is open from 6:00 to 23:00.
Services offered include in-store returns, Return Box (24-hour service), same-day credit card settlement, and cash settlement. You can also return your Wi-Fi unit at Telecom Square's "WiFiBOX" located in front of the store.

(The store is currently open on a shortened business hours.)

Telecom Square's Mobile Center Haneda Airport, 3rd Floor Departure Lobby

This is Telecom Square's second Mobile Center at Haneda Airport, located in the 3rd floor departure lobby of Terminal 3.

Mobile Center Haneda Airport, 3rd Floor Departure Lobby is open from 6:00 to 23:00.
Services offered include: same-day overseas online rental , overseas online reservation & pickup, same-day overseas in-store application, in-store return, and also Return Box (6:30 - 23:00). Same-day credit card settlement, and cash settlement is also available here

(The store is currently open on shortened business hours.)

Features of Terminal 3

Terminal 3 of Haneda Airport, formerly known as the "International Passenger Terminal," is the terminal that houses departure and arrival lobbies for international flights. The 1st floor is the entrance plaza with bus and taxi stands, the 2nd floor is the international arrival lobby, the 3rd floor is the international departure lobby, and restaurants and stores can be found on the 4th and 5th floors. Some part of the 5th floor is used as an observation deck.

How to get to Terminal 3

If you go by train, get off at the following stations and head there.

If you are driving your own car, please follow the route below to the airport and park in the multi-story parking lot [P5].

Wi-Fi Spots at Haneda Airport

Here, we will introduce Wi-Fi spots that you can connect to within Haneda Airport. There are a variety of Wi-Fi spots available within Haneda Airport, and you can choose between free and paid spots.

Free Wi-Fi

The following two services are the main free Wi-Fi spots at Haneda Airport.

• HANEDA-FREE-WIFI (no pre-registration required/available at Terminal 1, 2, and 3)
• d Wi-Fi (free prior registration required/available at Terminals 1, 2, and 3)

In addition to these, there are many other free Wi-Fi services provided by airport stores, such as Pronto, Lawson, McDonald's, and Starbucks Coffee. When using a store, you can connect to their Wi-Fi service inside.

Here, we will introduce how to connect to Wi-Fi services provided at Haneda Airport.

How to connect toHANEDA-FREE-WIFI (Free Wi-Fi)

Select "Wi-Fi" from the settings screen of your smartphone or other devices, to display a list of available connections. Select "HANEDA-FREE-WIFI" from the list, and tap on the options displayed .
Once connected, a browser will open and display a confirmation screen.

Next, tap the rectangle-shaped "HANEDA-FREE-WIFI" icon on the upper screen. Tap the icon to move to the Internet selection screen, and then tap "Connect to the Internet".

When the "Terms of Use and Security" screen appears, tap "Agree" after confirming the content. You are now ready to start using the Wi-Fi service.

When using HANEDA-FREE-WIFI, you may occasionally lose Wi-Fi connection. To reconnect, go to the settings screen on your smartphone or other device, display the Wi-Fi list, and tap the SSID "HANEDA-FREE-WIFI" again. This will automatically reconnect you and you can use Wi-Fi again.
Also, please note that HANEDA-FREE-WIFI has a maximum usage time limit of 5 hours per connection. If you exceed this time limit, you will need to repeat the initial procedure all over again.

How to connect to "d Wi-Fi" (Free Wi-Fi)

d Wi-Fi is a Wi-Fi service formerly known as docomo Wi-Fi, which was once a paid service. In order to use d Wi-Fi, you need to obtain a d-account and register with the d Point Club service in advance.

How to get a d-account and register for d-point club
From the "d-account user information registration" website (https://dpoint.docomo.ne.jp/ctrw/register/s-001.html), follow the steps to register your e-mail address, ID, password, basic information, and cell phone number. You can now start using your d-account.
After obtaining a d-account, register your d-point card from the official "d-point club" website. You can now start the registration procedure to use d Wi-Fi.

How to apply for d Wi-Fi
Go to "My docomo" on the official docomo website and log in with the d-account you have obtained. After logging in, go to the "Procedures" screen and navigate to the "Data Communications" → "d Wi-Fi" screen. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the procedure.

How to apply for d Wi-Fi
If you are using a docomo smartphone, simply enter a d Wi-Fi Wi-Fi Wi-Fi spot through SIM authentication and an automatic connection will be initiated.
If you are using a non-docomo smartphone, install the "dAccount Settings" application on your smartphone and log in with your dAccount. Tap "d Wi-Fi" from the menu on the screen, then go to the "d Wi-Fi Connection Settings" screen. This will automatically add the SSID "0001docomo" to your smartphone's Wi-Fi network, allowing you to connect within the Wi-Fi spot offered by d Wi-Fi.

Paid Wi-Fi

The following paid Wi-Fi services are available at Haneda Airport.

• Wi2 300 (advance registration required / available at Terminals 1, 2, and 3)

How to connect to Wi2 300 (Paid Wi-Fi)

Wi2 300, available at Haneda Airport, is a Wi-Fi service that can be accessed by registering for a fee.

How to register and connect to Wi2 300
Open "Wi-Fi" on the settings screen of your smartphone or other devices Confirm that "Wi2" is displayed in the list of available networks, and tap it. After connecting to Wi2, your browser will launch. When you tap "New Registration", the Wi2 300 registration screen will be displayed. From there, select and tap either the monthly flat-rate plan or the one-time plan, and follow the on-screen instructions to register. A credit card is required at the time of registration.
After initial registration, you can connect to Wi-Fi by logging in from the screen that appears when you connect to Wi2.

About Haneda Airport

Many of you may have visited Haneda Airport, but let us also introduce you to what kind of airport it is.

Main Features of Haneda Airport

Located in the coastal area of west Tokyo, Haneda Airport is one of the largest airports in Japan, with its predecessor being the Tokyo Airfield (opened in 1931), and is the closest airport to central Tokyo within approximately 15 km. It has three passenger terminals and four runways, and is still the airport with the largest number of passengers (on domestic and international flights) in Japan in 2021, even after a significant decrease due to the Coronavirus pandemicthroughout 2020.

Haneda Airport Map

Haneda Airport is easily accessible from both the Keihin Kyuko Haneda Line and the Tokyo Monorail, and by car from the Shuto Expressway. With three passenger terminals each equipped with a railway station and a parking lot, convenient transportation is its major advantage.
https://tokyo-haneda.com/en/floor/index.html

In addition to the departure and arrival lobbies, the airport also has numerous restaurants and stores in each terminal. There are also observation decks at allterminals where you can enjoy watching the planes departing and arriving, and there are plenty of places to enjoy yourself even if you are not a passenger or you come here just for sightseeing. It is a great place to go for fun or shopping, as well as a leisure spot or date spot close to the center of Tokyo.

WiFiBOX is recommended for Wi-Fi rental at Haneda Airport

So, there it is, we have covered all information you need on Wi-Fi rental stores and Wi-Fi services available at Haneda Airport.
Telecom Square's "WiFiBOX" is recommended if you want to rent Wi-Fi at Haneda Airport and use it during your trip. WiFiBOX combines Wi-Fi connection and mobile battery (power bank) function in one unit, and the rental - return process is completely contactless. It provides the same speedy Wi-Fi connection for your everyday life, and it is compatible in 130 countries and regions around the world. You can even rent right from your smartphone before arriving at the airport and pick it up without any wait time . If you are considering renting Wi-Fi at Haneda Airport,feel free to visit our WiFiBOX locations.

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