Spreading Japanese culture through art to the world from Haneda Airport!

To allow customers using Haneda Airport to experience the richness of Japanese art and the exhilaration of starting a journey, three new artworks have been installed in the international facilities Terminal 2 Each piece contains the message "From Japan to the World," and vividly expresses the sense of anticipation of starting a journey at Haneda Airport, Japan's gateway to the skies, throughout the entire space.
When you visit Haneda Airport, be sure to enjoy this special piece of art to enrich your trip.

 

Calligrapher and artist Shishu
"Phoenix"

The phoenix is known as the "reborn phoenix" and represents new beginnings and hope. Known for its beauty and strength, its vibrant colors and dynamic depictions energetically activate the space, heightening the excitement and anticipation of the start of a journey.

Location: Terminal 2, International Flight Area, 2nd floor

 

Nakano Life and Culture Research Institute
Katsushika Hokusai, Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, from the View of Senju Red Light District

We have created a visualization of the upper third of "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji: A View of Senju Pleasure Quarter" by Katsushika Hokusai, one of Japan's leading ukiyo-e artists.
You can enjoy the beauty of Mt. Fuji against the clear blue winter sky, quietly overlooking the red-light district, which is a little different from the original painting.

Location: Terminal 2 International Departure gate area
* Located in an area visible to passengers on the plane.

 

 

Cross Company Ltd.

"The journey continues from Haneda to the skies of the world."

Passengers departing from Haneda Airport will be greeted by a colorful art design created jointly by six Challenged Designers® (people with disabilities) from Cross Company Inc. and professional designers.

Location: Terminal 2 International Departure gate area
* Located in an area visible to passengers on the plane.
*Depending on the airport's operational status, you may not be able to view it.
Please be aware of this.