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Postcard mailing service soon to be made available! |
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"I wrote a letter at the airport to send home,
but to my surprise, I was told there were no mailboxes beyond passport
control. Please install mailboxes like airports abroad." Numerous
comments like this have been sent in from our customers.
Though possibilities for installing mailboxes beyond passport control
is still under consideration, until that time, a new postcard mailing
service will be made available in response to customer requests
as the first initiative of its kind at international airports in
Japan.
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| Starting Date: |
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November 1, 2005 |
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| Service Details: |
- Postcards you wish to send to business associates and
personal acquaintances may be submitted at the Information
counters on airside to be posted in the mailbox in the
departure lobby.
- In addition, mailboxes will be set up near the entrance
to the security checkpoint for passengers to use before
departing.
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| Locations: |
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(1)Postcard mailing service |
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Information counters on airside of Terminals 1 and 2 (5
counters) |
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(2)Mailboxes |
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Terminal 1 : Entrance to departure lobby security checkpoint
(1 mailbox installed) |
| Terminal 2 : Entrance to departure lobby security checkpoint
(2 mailboxes to be installed) |
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| Notice |
- Postcards with insufficient postage will
be returned to the sender, or else, the postage
will be collected from the addressee on delivery.
- Postcards will be subject to Customs inspection.
- Sealed letters are not accepted due to
laws and regulations.
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