Baggage Guidelines at Japanese Airports

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Baggage policies may vary among airlines, so passengers are advised to check directly with their airline for specific rules, especially if their luggage is near the allowed limits.

General Rules

Carry-on baggage should not exceed 55 cm (22 in) x 40 cm (16 in) x 20 cm (8 in) and a total weight of 8 kg. Children receive the same cabin baggage allowance as adults.

Infants traveling without a seat may bring a carrycot or fully collapsible stroller, which can be carried in the cabin if space permits or checked in otherwise. Oversized cabin baggage will not be accepted in the cabin and must be checked.

In addition to one cabin bag, passengers may bring one personal item, such as:

• Handbag, coat, or wrap

• Small camera or binoculars

• Reading material

• Infant food or baby basket

• Collapsible wheelchair or walking aid

• Umbrella, medicines, or laptop

Under ICAO regulations, liquids, gels, and aerosols exceeding 100 ml are prohibited in hand baggage, except prescribed medicines and baby food, all of which must be packed in a 1-litre clear resealable plastic bag for screening.

For a comfortable journey, place most items in checked baggage and carry valuables or essentials in your hand luggage. Baggage policy may differ by airline and airports in Japan, so it is recommended to confirm details with your airline representative or ground handling agent prior to your flight.

For further information, please visit our Airlines page.

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