Each floor is equipped with a Barrier-free restrooms.

Barrier-free restrooms Functions

• The entrance is wide enough for people in wheelchairs and caregivers to enter and exit smoothly.
• The restroom is spacious and comfortable.
• Handrails are provided on both sides of the toilet seat for easy transfer from a wheelchair.
• The wash basins are low to make it easier for people in wheelchairs to use them.
• For ostomates, there is a basin for washing pouches and bottles, waste and clothes.
• The restrooms are equipped with nursing beds (except for the Barrier-free restrooms next to Kawakami Dental Clinic on the North 2nd floor). The bed is large enough for an adult to lie down on, so please use it if you need to change clothes or feel sick.

In addition, there are "priority toilets" in the men's and women's restrooms. The restrooms are spacious and wheelchair-accessible, and have simple ostomate facilities (running water for flushing pouches and bottles). Most of the restrooms are equipped with handrails.
For the location of the Barrier-free restrooms on the first floor of the Domestic Terminal Building, please refer to the red frame of the terminal map below.

When feeling ill, you are free to use the benches found inside the airport to rest. If you need to be in a quiet space to rest, you can also use the bed in one of the Barrier-free restrooms.

• Nursing Beds (Multi-purpose seats) Installation Locations
  Please check at the Barrier-free restrooms.

Additionally, there is an internal medicine and gastroenterology clinic located on the north side of the 2nd floor of the domestic terminal.

Please check here for the routes to the 1st floor by various modes of transportation.
After checking in on the first floor, this is the route to the security checkpoint on the second floor. Three elevators are located on the 1st floor, on the South, Central and North sides. Each one has a wide entrance and a low control panel for wheelchair accessibility.
There are two Security Checkpoints, one each in the South and the North, which can be used for boarding. Please check the one nearest to your boarding gate before proceeding.
If you have already checked in before arriving at the airport, please take the wheelchair-accessible elevator directly to the 2nd floor.

At the security checkpoint, there is a dedicated lane for passengers who need assistance. The staff will provide assistance so that wheelchair users can proceed slowly and comfortably.
After passing security, priority seating is available in front of the boarding gate.
Each airline has its own rules and procedures for handling passengers from the time they go through security until they board. Please contact your airline for information on matters like wheelchair transfers.