Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) Terminal 2, International Gate Area

The pre-boarding waiting area uses origami as a motif to express the modern Japanese "Omiokuri" culture.

  • Public Spaces
  • The information counter is the face of the gate lounge. Its symbolic design, reminiscent of origami, is eye-catching.

    The information counter is the face of the gate lounge. Its symbolic design, reminiscent of origami, is eye-catching.

  • There are "Tokyo no Ma" scattered throughout the restaurant. There are various ways to spend your time, such as "Ma" with a bar counter and "Ma" where you can enjoy meals with a group.

    There are "Tokyo no Ma" scattered throughout the restaurant. There are various ways to spend your time, such as "Ma" with a bar counter and "Ma" where you can enjoy meals with a group.

  • "Ma" where public viewing can be enjoyed by gathering around a monitor embedded in a pillar

    "Ma" where public viewing can be enjoyed by gathering around a monitor embedded in a pillar

  • The adjacent food court also forms an integrated space.

    The adjacent food court also forms an integrated space.

  • A large table with the message of "Omiokuri". It is designed by reconstructing the unfolded diagram of an origami crane.

    A large table with the message of "Omiokuri". It is designed by reconstructing the unfolded diagram of an origami crane.

  • Tokyo International Airport (Haneda) Terminal 2, International Gate Area
  • There are "Tokyo no Ma" scattered throughout the restaurant. There are various ways to spend your time, such as "Ma" with a bar counter and "Ma" where you can enjoy meals with a group.
  • "Ma" where public viewing can be enjoyed by gathering around a monitor embedded in a pillar
  • The adjacent food court also forms an integrated space.
  • A large table with the message of "Omiokuri". It is designed by reconstructing the unfolded diagram of an origami crane.

Photo: Nacása & Partners Inc.

About the Project

Overview This is the departure concourse of the newly constructed international flight facility at Haneda Airport's Terminal 2. The concept of the entire area is "TOKYO AIR," combining the theme of Terminal 2, "sky," and the theme of the commercial facility, "Tokyo." Within this, the gate lounge, which is the waiting area before boarding, was designed to be a place where passengers can spend their time in their own way while feeling the atmosphere of travel.
Issues/Themes To create a space that is suitable as a gateway representing "Tokyo of the future." To express "Japanese sensibility" and "Tokyo sensitivity" within a compact gate lounge.
Space Solution/Realization "Tokyo no Ma" (spaces between Tokyo) are randomly installed for various purposes. The gate lounge is positioned as a "space between passing and staying," and even without partitions, the space is naturally segmented depending on the actions of the users, creating an environment. In order to "re-impress Japan" in the minds of foreign visitors who have stayed in Japan, a message of "omiokuri" (the art of Japanese modern life) is expressed through an objet d'art made by unfolding and reconstructing origami paper, which gives a solid and sophisticated impression.

Basic Information

Client Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd.
Services Provided Design, Layout, Production, Construction: Tanseisha Co., Ltd.
Design contractor: Azusa, Yasui, PCPJ, Tokyo International Airport Terminal 2 International Flight Facilities Design and Supervision Joint Venture
Prime contractor: Taisei Corporation
Project Leads at Tanseisha Design, Layout: Atsuki Miyamoto
Project Management: Tatsuya Sato
Awards Selected for KUKAN DESIGN AWARD 2020
Location Tokyo, Japan
Opening Date March, 2020
Website https://tokyo-haneda.com/index.html
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Atsuki Miyamoto

Design, Layout

Atsuki Miyamoto

He designs in a wide range of fields, including corporate promotional facilities, SCs, large commercial facilities such as department stores, character shops, lounges, airport-related facilities, etc. He also designs and produces origami art objects, and is involved in a variety of creative activities beyond just spatial design, such as producing and Direction our own Video content.

Main Achievements

Yamaha Sound Crossing Shibuya, Sasebo 5th Avenue, CONRAD OSAKA chandelier art production (Design Collaboration), Pokémon Center SHIBUYA, Haneda Airport International SKY LOUNGE SOUTH, Wako Main Building "Wako Watch & Jewelry Square", etc.

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