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Main Building To International Arrival Lobby ( F) To International 1 F Arrival Lobby (1F) To Domestic Arrival Lobby (2F) B1 3 Railways Capsule Toy Corner 2 Services (Airport Terminal 2 Station) To Domestic Departures (1F) 1 To International Departures（ 3F） 4 To Terminal 3 Satellite 6 JR Line Main Building JR Line Ticket Gate 10 Narita Keisei Main Line SKY ACCESS 11 Wicket Line and Keisei 12 Main Line Ticket Gate 7 8 Airport Terminal 2 F l Station o o r M To P-2 Parking Lot and Central Square a p Keisei Main Line Narita SKY ACCESS Line Restaurants & Cafes 20 Shops Service Facilities P-2 Parking Lot Building Shops and Facilities For the phone numbers of all stores and facilities, P-2 Parking Lot Central Square please refer to P24 onward. Building South (B1F) North (B1F) 23 Cafes & Light Meals To Parking Lot Entrance (2F) 8 DOUTOR COFFEE SHOP To Parking Lot Entrance (2F) Convenience Stores & Others 1 7-Eleven Travel Goods & Pharmaceuticals Accommodation Facilities 7 MatsumotoKiyoshi 23 nine hours (Capsule hotel) It is also possible to use only the shower during daytime. Currency Exchange We apologize for the inconvenience, but please use the passageway (P12 and 13) on the second oor 6 GPA from 23:10 to 5:00. ATM Pet Hotel & Grooming Information Counter Police 4 Seven Bank 20 Access Pet Inn ROYAL Narita Airport Restroom Railway Ticket Sales Medical Facilities Multi-function Restroom Coin Lockers Inside of the underground concourse 2 Nippon Medical School Multi-function Restroom infotouch Interactive Narita International Airport Clinic 10 JR EAST Travel Service Center (Facilities for ostomates) Digital Displays Elevator Mobile Phone/Wi-Fi Rental 11 SKYLINER & KEISEI AED 3 SoftBank Global Rental INFORMATION CENTER Escalator International Departures 3 XCom Global 12 FamilyMart Intercom Domestic Departures 8 9 Before Customs 2F Satellite Main Building F A1 A2 Quarantine Quarantine 1 Inspection Area Inspection Area International Services Arrival Lobby Passport Control Passport Control 到着ロビーB A到着ロビー Arrival Lobby A Arrival Lobby B Baggage Claim Baggage Claim Plant and Animal Customs Customs Plant and Animal Quarantine Inspection Inspection Quarantine Plant and Animal Quarantine 2 3 4 5 6 32 31 20 21 22 23 F l Domestic Area o International International o ■B ■A To P22 and 23 r Arrival Lobby Arrival Lobby From B1F ・Domestic Departures M Domestic Arrivals a ・ p 37 7 8 9 10 12 13 33 24 25 26 30 27 28 29 Access Corridor for Terminal 3 North North North Central South South South Domestic Exit 3 Exit 2 Exit 1 Exit Exit 1 Exit 2 Exit 3 Flight Exit 1 8 18 Bus Stop for the Bus Stop for the Bus Stop for the Shuttle Bus bound Shuttle Bus bound Shuttle Bus bound for Terminal 3 for Terminal 1 for Terminal 1 Shops and Facilities Currency Exchange Information Counter Intercom infotouch Interactive Restaurants & Cafes Shops 4 22 Digital Displays SMBC Trust Bank Restroom Smoking Area Service Facilities Duty Free Shops 5 Chiba Kogyo Bank Multi-function Restroom Police AED For the phone numbers of all stores and facilities, 21 Multi-function Restroom Mailbox International Arrivals please refer to P24 onward. Chiba Bank （Facilities for ostomates） Prayer Room Domestic Departures 32 Automatic currency exchange Elevator Escalator Before Customs Before Customs ATM Shopping is only available for passengers 6 Chiba Bank/JP BANK/Keiyo Bank arriving on international ights. Temporary Storage for Bonded Luggage 20 Sumitomo Mitsui Banking 2 SEINO CUSTOMS Repair shop Duty Free Shops Corporation/MUFG Bank A1 CLEARANCE SERVICE Fa-So-La ARRIVAL DUTY FREE NORTH 28 RIMOWA Airport-Service-Counter European VAT Refund Service Mobile Phone/Wi-Fi Rental & SIM Card A2 Fa-So-La ARRIVAL DUTY FREE SOUTH Others 28 Global Blue (Reception for mail only) 4 6 31 SIM Card Vending Machine 10 26 Bus and Railway Ticket Cafes & Light Meals Baggage Delivery 10 26 SoftBank Global Rental Sales Counters For details, please see P29. Access 8 STARBUCKS COFFEE 7 GPA 12 J Wifi & Mobile（GLOBAL WiFi） 12 Meeting Counter 27 STARBUCKS COFFEE 28 JAL ABC 24 Telecom Square 24 Hotel Reservations Convenience Stores & Others 29 QL Liner 26 AnyFone JAPAN 25 Tourist Information Center 3 MAKIBA Baggage Storage 28 JAL ABC 30 Transit & Stay Program Counter 13 Chiba marche 7 GPA 29 QL Liner 33 Arrivals Information Counter (Travel) Souvenirs 28 JAL ABC Car Rental 37 Automatic currency exchange 23 BLUE SKY Arrival Lobby South 29 QL Liner 9 Toyota/Times CAR/Nippon/Orix/Nissan machine (Pocket Change) 10 11 Satellite Main Building Main Building F 7 5 2 24 Domestic P-2 and P-3 10 Services Parking Lot 4 6 Area 1 To P22 and 23 Accessway 8 3 To Main Building To Main Building To B1F 23 To B1F NARITA ANIMEROAD 20 23 F l o 22 o r M a P-2 p Parking Lot P-2 South ( F) Parking Lot 2 P-2 North Annex North (2F) Building Accessway 1F 1F Shops and Facilities P-2 P-2 P-2 P-2 P-3 Parking Lot Parking Lot Parking Lot Parking Lot Parking Lot Accessway South (1F) North Annex North Annex North (1F) Building B (1F) Building A (1F) Relaxation Facilities 10 Raffine Rental Lounges From P-3 Parking Lot 7 Reception Desk/ For the phone numbers of all Rental Lounges (For groups)[A-5, A-6] Restroom Restaurants & Cafes Shops Service Facilities stores and facilities, please refer to P24 onward. 22 Rental Lounges (For groups)[P-2, P-3] Multi-function Restroom Multi-function Restroom Souvenirs Accommodation Facilities （ ） Cafes & Light Meals Facilities for ostomates 1 NARITA ANIME DECK 23 Elevator 1 Anime Tourism Information nine hours (Capsule hotel) (B1F) NARITA ANIME DECK Access It is also possible to use only the shower during daytime. Escalator Fast Food BANKS Nursery 3 8 Pet Hotel & Grooming Yoshinoya Chiba Bank Smoking Area 20 Convenience Stores & Others ATM Pet Inn ROYAL Narita Airport (B1F) infotouch Interactive Digital Displays 6 HOT HEART 8 Chiba Bank Others AED Travel Goods & Pharmaceuticals Barber Shops & Beauty Salons 5 Passport Photo Booth International Departures 4 DRUG BOX 10 Earnest 24 Travel goods reception counter Domestic Departures 12 13 Satellite Main Building P18–21 3F 73 72 71 61 62 International Services Please enjoy Departure Lobby shopping and dining (Check-in Counter) Before passport control To P16-17 After passport control To P18-21 Customs, Automatic Gate ATA Carnet Registration Customs, Counter ATA Carnet 1 4 International 15 16 17 18 International To 4F G To 4F International To 4F Departure To 4F To 4F T To 4F （ ） Departure Departure FAST TRACK Check-in Counter Check-in Counter F l Seating o A B C D E H I J K L M O P Q R S o Area r Check-in Counter M 5 a 11 20 p Plant and Animal South Group North Group From B1F From B1F Counter 6 Quarantine Counter 7 8 10 12 13 21 22 North Central South South North North Exit 1 Exit Exit 1 Exit 2 Exit 3 Exit 2 F N Support Center Ticket Counter Shops and Facilities For the phone numbers of all stores and facilities, Shops Service Facilities please refer to P24 onward. Baggage Wrapping 22 JAL ABC Travel Goods & Pharmaceuticals Credit Card Service Counters 7 NPF Mobile Phone Support Counter 16 MatsumotoKiyoshi 17 Membership Card Desk (JAL card) 22 JAL ABC 6 DoCoMo World Counter Narita 2 Fashion & Misc. Goods Traveler's Insurance Mobile Phone/Wi-Fi Rental Repair Shop 10 UNIQLO 11 AIG General Insurance 5 QL Liner 7 NPF (Key unlocking/duplication) Currency Exchange 20 Tokio Marine & Nichido 6 J Wifi & Mobile（GLOBAL WiFi） その他 1 Mizuho Bank Postal Service 13 Telecom Square 21 JAL Special Assistance Counter 4 Resona Bank 8 Post Office Counter 12 GPA Baggage Delivery Information Counter Elevator Repack Area/Baggage Scales 15 MUFG Bank 5 GPA Intercom Escalator infotouch Interactive Digital Displays Access 18 Keiyo Bank 5 QL Liner Police Nursery AED Restroom Smoking Area International Departures ATM 22 JAL ABC Multi-function Restroom Mailbox Domestic Departures 4 Keiyo Bank/Seven Bank/ Baggage Storage Mizuho Bank Multi-function Restroom Coin Lockers After Passport Control 5 QL Liner (Facilities for ostomates) 15 Seven Bank/Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation/JP BANK 7 NPF FAST TRACK This is the priority security check lane for selected passengers. There is no post box in the area after embarkation procedures. However, postcards will be accepted 22 JAL ABC at the information desk after completion of departure procedures. 14 15 Satellite 4F Main Building Restaurants and Shops/ Services Observation Deck *May be closed due to weather Enjoy shopping and dining conditions even during hours of at the Airport Mall. operation. 3 Observation Deck* 1 43 72 62 64 Observation Deck* (North) (South) 6:30–21:00（Apr. 1 to Sep. 30） 2 4 73 63 6:30–21:00（Apr. 1 to Sep. 30） 7:00–21:00（Oct. 1 to Mar. 31） 7:00–21:00（Oct. 1 to Mar. 31） 9 51 7 49 50 52 5 46 66 14 16 53 55 60 19 33 17 56 12 13 15 20 29 30 31 40 41 42 47 54 58 59 68 18 48 57 F l To 3F To 3F o o To 3F To 3F To F To 3F r 3 M 32 a 22 71 69 p 70 Restaurants & Cafes Shops Service Facilities For the phone numbers of all stores and Jewelry & Watches facilities, please refer to P24 onward. Shops and Facilities 72 T's Tantan (VEGAN) 49 NIPPON CHACHACHA 40 TASAKI Cafes & Light Meals 73 TOKYO‐TONKOTSU‐BASE MADE by IPPUDO 55 Butter Cream Cookie Sandwich 41 TIME GALLERY 47 STARBUCKS COFFEE Books & Magazines 56 STAR SWEETS NARITA Stationery Fast Food 59 KAIZOSHA Bookstore 57 FUKUJUEN 15 Itoya 46 McDonald's Convenience Stores & Others 58 BLUE SKY Souvenir Plaza Rental Lounges 66 TSUKIJIGINDACO HIGHBALL SAKABA 64 7-Eleven 60 Wamonoya Kaya 69 Rental Lounges (For groups) [A-2, A-3, A-4] Japanese Cuisine Travel Goods & Pharmaceuticals 71 Pokémon Store Credit Card Members Lounges 1 Japanese cuisine restaurant KAMI-HIKŌKI 53 Fa-So-La DRUGSTORE Fashion & Misc.
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  • List of Employment for Undergraduate Students in 2014-2016

    List of Employment for Undergraduate Students in 2014-2016

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