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1. Once visitors exit immigration and customs at Kansai Airport, visitors will be on the 1st floor. Follow the signs for “Railways”, taking one of the 4 escalators or 3 elevators to arrive at the 2nd floor.

2. Once on the 2nd floor, follow the signs to one of several walkways and walk across the road to Kansai-airport Station. Visitors need to exit the air terminal building to arrive at the JR Station (two separate buildings connected by a walkway). Two train companies use Kansai-airport Station: JR (blue/green) and Nankai (orange). Only JR can take visitor to the platform Haruka departing from. DO NOT use Nankai.

3. Before entering tickets gate, find JR Ticket Office where visitors can purchase ticket or reserved ticket for JR train.(there is a huge sign in English above their head).JR ticket office staff may or may not speak English, but they can read place names and train types written in the Roman alphabet. 

4. With one’s tickets, go through JR ticket gate and take an escalator to get to Platform 4.

Fukuoka Airport is Japan's most easily accessible airport. The subway line is connected to the airport and provides 11 minutes access to the airport from Tenjin and 5 minutes from Hakata station.

The domestic terminal is spread out over three long buildings while international terminal is located in a separate building across the runway and is connected to the domestic terminal by a free shuttle bus.

Hakata Station (博多駅) is a major railway station in Hakata-ku, Fukuoka, Japan. It is the largest and busiest station in Kyushu. It is also a gateway to other cities in Kyushu for tourists from Honshu.

How to get to Hakata Station by subway
As following the instructions above to the subway, visitor will find Fukuoka Kuko station. Hakata Station is just two subway stops from there (5 minutes, 260 yen one way).

International Passengers
Firstly, board the Free Shuttle Bus to the Domestic Terminal.

 

1. Once visitors exit immigration and customs at Kansai Airport, visitors will be on the 1st floor. Follow the signs for “Railways”, taking one of the 4 escalators or 3 elevators to arrive at the 2nd floor.

2. Once on the 2nd floor, follow the signs to one of several walkways and walk across the road to Kansai-airport Station. Visitors need to exit the air terminal building to arrive at the JR Station (two separate buildings connected by a walkway). Two train companies use Kansai-airport Station: JR (blue/green) and Nankai (orange). Only JR can take visitor to the platform Haruka departing from. DO NOT use Nankai.

3. Before entering tickets gate, find JR Ticket Office where visitors can purchase ticket or reserved ticket for JR train.(there is a huge sign in English above their head).JR ticket office staff may or may not speak English, but they can read place names and train types written in the Roman alphabet. 

4. With one’s tickets, go through JR ticket gate and take an escalator to get to Platform 4.

Fukuoka Airport is Japan's most easily accessible airport. The subway line is connected to the airport and provides 11 minutes access to the airport from Tenjin and 5 minutes from Hakata station.

The domestic terminal is spread out over three long buildings while international terminal is located in a separate building across the runway and is connected to the domestic terminal by a free shuttle bus.

Hakata Station (博多駅) is a major railway station in Hakata-ku, Fukuoka, Japan. It is the largest and busiest station in Kyushu. It is also a gateway to other cities in Kyushu for tourists from Honshu.

How to get to Hakata Station by subway
As following the instructions above to the subway, visitor will find Fukuoka Kuko station. Hakata Station is just two subway stops from there (5 minutes, 260 yen one way).

International Passengers
Firstly, board the Free Shuttle Bus to the Domestic Terminal.