1.Disclaimer
In Japan, security screening of passengers is conducted by each airline under the Civil Aeronautics Act. This website shows typical security screening rules adopted by airlines operating at Narita Airport. However, please be aware that each airline may have its own restrictions.
For more information, make inquiries with your airline or refer to the website of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.
2.Restrictions on carry-on liquids
For international flights, all liquids stored in containers with a capacity exceeding 100 ml (g) are prohibited from being brought onto the aircraft. However, you can bring liquids with you in the following cases.
*100 ml (g) = 3.4 ounces
Carry-on items
Liquid can be carried on board the aircraft if it is stored in a container with a capacity of not more than 100 ml (g) and then put into a transparent re-sealable plastic bag with a capacity of not more than 1 liter. If you wish to carry on board the aircraft more than one type of liquid, store each type of liquid in a container of not more than 100 ml (g) and put all containers in a transparent re-sealable plastic bag not exceeding 1 liter (with a length and width not exceeding 20cm).
Follow the instructions shown below when packing liquids to carry on board the aircraft.
Instructions
- The recommended size of the bag is within 20cm in length and 20cm in width. Expandable bags may not be used.
- No liquid may be carried on board the aircraft if it is not in a transparent plastic bag.
- Each passenger can carry only one transparent plastic bag.
- Even in the case of liquid stored in a re-sealable container of not more than 100 ml, it may not be carried on board the aircraft if it is not in a transparent plastic bag.
Passengers are responsible for purchasing their own transparent plastic bags. These bags are available from convenience stores, DIY stores and other locations. If you wish to buy one from the airport, search for a store under the tag for “Stores selling transparent re-sealable bags” on the page of the list of restaurants and shops.
You need to surrender liquid in carry-on baggage at the security checkpoint if it exceeds 100 ml (g). Please check on this in advance.
In addition to Narita Airport, you may be subject to screening at the airport you will arrive at or the airport you will depart to return home. For more information, make inquiries with your airline.
Checked baggage
Liquid exceeding 100 ml can be carried on board the aircraft if it is put into a suitcase and checked at the check-in counter.
Security Restricted Area
All passengers are asked to undergo security screening before boarding on the aircraft. The post-security area is designated as a Security Restricted Area.
3.Liquids subject to inspection
The following items are classified as liquids that are subject to carry-on restrictions.
Typical examples of prohibited liquids
- Miso
- Pickles
- bottled fruits,seafood,etc.
- Canned goods
- Yogurt
- Jelly
- Shampoo,body soap,etc.
- Toothpaste
- Hair cream
There are many other prohibited liquids. For more information, refer to the following list of liquids. Please be aware that gels and sprays are also prohibited.
4.Liquids purchased at duty-free shops
Liquor, cosmetics, and other liquids purchased at duty-free shops after completing departure procedures can be brought on board the aircraft regardless of the above restrictions. For more information, contact your airline.
If you purchase a liquid item exceeding 100 ml at a duty-free shop in the airport and bring it to the destination, you need to put it in a security tamper evident bag (STEB).
