Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO):

The curry chain restaurant Coco Ichibanya has a vegetarian curry base that vegetable toppings can be added onto. Check the Fast Food section to find out more about Coco Ichibanya’s animal-ingredient-free offerings.

Fukuoka Airport (FUK):

Honey Coffee, inside Tsutaya, Domestic Terminal 1F (before passport control)

Sells Canezees’ vegan doughnuts. Read about Canezees at Fukuoka Now.

Haneda Airport (HND):

Fully Vegan Restaurants:

The Healthy Marshmallooow– this vegan sweets shop is having a pop-up from 2023/4/20 (Thu) ~2023/6/30 (Fri). Check their Instagram here (English).

Photo from Instagram.

HealthyTOKYO Cafe & Shop, Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal 2 (before passport control), 3F, facing check-in counter C

This is a fully-vegan cafe and shop. Some gluten-free options are available.

As of a review of their website in May 2023, some vegan choices were available for online purchase, like a CBD Vegan & Gluten-Free Sweets Gift Set and a CBD Chocolate Vegan Assortment Box. However, the website previously had for sale at least one non-vegan product with honey, so check carefully before purchasing.

Vegan Options Available:

ANA Lounges, International Terminal have marked vegetarian options with allergens shown, including some vegan options.

Some options the lounges offer are sandwiches with egg-free mayonnaise, salads, crackers, rice, bread, and jam. Some items are labeled vegetarian and it’s possible to check with the staff about whether they are vegan. The potato salad is not vegan. It is not known if they offer vegan salad dressing.

Bagel & Bagel, Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal 1, 2F

Check our Fast Food, Bagel & Bagel section for information about the options this branch of the chain may carry.

Bar Rage, Haneda Airport International Terminal 3F, after passport control, Gates 112-114. Turn left after the luggage check / passport control (towards gates 130-140) and there will be a food court.

The staff can only confirm one item as vegan. They can make it any time of the day or night as the bar is open 24 hours.

• Tomato & Soymilk Cheese Vegetarian Sandwich

This has soymilk cheese, tomato, lettuce, and homemade bread. They make the bread themselves and the ingredients of the bread are: Beet sugar (甜菜糖), flour from Hokkaido (北海道産小麦粉), Shirakami Kodama yeast (白神こだま酵母), salt, olive oil.

A Japanese website called Sala says (from autotranslate): “Shirakami Kodama Yeast was discovered from the Shirakami mountain ranging over the prefectural boundaries of Akita prefecture and Aomori prefecture. It is said that the Shirakami mountain range was created by the uplift of the Sea of ​​Japan about two million years ago from now. December 1993 It was registered as World Natural Heritage for the first time in Japan with Yakushima. A vast mountainous area of ​​130,000 ha, which is located at about 40 degrees north latitude and is a rare heavy snowy area worldwide, does not allow human invasion and it has a natural ecosystem for about 10,000 years I have kept defending. It is a valuable asset of the world which has been living on animals and plants and trillions of kinds of microorganisms, praising pure water with its mysterious mystery centering on the world’s largest beech wild forest.”

Chaya Cafe Organic Coffee & Bread, Departure Gate, South Wing 2F, Passenger Terminal 1, Inside the ISETAN Haneda store (Ladies), after passport control. Near boarding gate 10.

Part of the vegan-friendly Chaya Macrobiotics chain. Reported to have vegan fruit sandwiches exclusively at this branch. Opened Feb 11, 2021.

GGG CAFE, Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal 2 (before passport control), 3F　Terminal Lobby 15
Hours: 7:00-20:30, L.O. 20:00

• Vegan salad plate (grilled tofu)

The bread and cup of soup that are available as add-ons for the vegan salad plate are not confirmed vegan.

Jiyugaoka Burger, Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal 2 (before passport control), 3F, facing check-in counter C

•Vegan fu (Japanese wheat gluten) burger. Marked vegan on menu.

MOS Burger

Check our Fast Food section for information on Mos Burger.

Pier, T1.

Per their Happy Cow listing they offer marked vegan inari zushi, karaage, seitan stir-fry, and so on to-go. Note: may have limited options- a March 2022 review on Happy Cow states that only the vegan inari was available when they visited.

Rose Bakery, Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal 1, 2F.

Has one kind of labeled vegan cookie.

• ヴィーガンクッキー

True Soup, Haneda Airport International Terminal, 3F, Gates 112-114 (after passport control).  Turn left after the luggage check / passport control (towards gates 130-140) and there will be a food court.

• Farmer’s Market Vegetable Soup/ファーマーズ・マーケットベジタブル

Product contains soy.

10 kinds of vegetables are used. Made only from vegetables. According to their sign, you can taste the product before you buy.

Outside the airport, but nearby, Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu near Terminal 2 has a restaurant called the Flyer’s Table with a vegan dinner option. The website is here (English).

• Vegetable Dinner (Oriental Vegan Menu : without five pungent roots (in Buddhism or Taoism))

In addition, as of February 2020, although there are no branches of T’s Tantan at Haneda Airport, you can buy a box of 12 pieces of their vegan instant ramen to take home at:

• TIAT DUTY FREE SHOP CENTRAL  Haneda Airport 3F, around gate area 109~111.

The cost is 2280 jpy.

Starbucks also may have options- check our Starbucks section for more information.

Hiroshima Airport (HIJ):

Foo Chocolaters, Hiroshima Airport Terminal Building 3F. This is a Japanese vegan chocolate factory, store and cafe. You can see the manufacturing process of the chocolate there. They also have other items on offer like vegan ice cream. Their chocolates can also be purchased via the Ushio Chocolatl online shop (Japanese).

Photo from website.

Kansai International Airport (KIX):

Per their customer service, vegetarian (not necessarily vegan) options are available at the following shops and restaurants. All are located before passport control, but some are in an adjoining building:

Restaurants:

Hanazato, Aero Plaza, Hotel Nikko, 2F
SOJIBO, Terminal 1, 3F
SUBWAY, Terminal 1, 2F (check the Fast Food section of this website for Subway’s possibly vegan options)
THE U-DON, Terminal 1, 2F
ORAGASOBA, Aero Plaza, Hotel Nikko, 3F
The Brasserie, Aero Plaza, Hotel Nikko, 2F
Icho, Aero Plaza, Hotel Nikko, 1F
Toh-Lee, Aero Plaza, Hotel Nikko, 2F

Shops:

Region Style, Terminal 1, 3F – it’s been reported that it didn’t seem to have many vegan items, except possibly some bottled sauces.

It is not clear which of these shops and restaurants have vegan options or what the options are. Per customer service, some of those restaurants will have pictographs on the menu depicting what the food contains, and if they don’t, you can request to see a piece of paper that the shops are supposed to have on hand containing all the ingredients.

Matsuyama Airport (MYJ) 

There didn’t seem to be much in the way of vegan food options in this airport past convenience store options or simple food in restaurants like edamame, boiled young green soybeans in the pod. Check our Convenience Stores page here. One shop sold whole mandarins, a specialty of the surrounding areas. Kiosks were also selling packages of imo kenpi, a traditional snack made by frying sweet potatoes in sugar until crunchy. There was also one variety made with kokuto, Japanese brown sugar, instead of white sugar. The price was 230 yen. Read more about kokuto and how it’s made at The Art of Eating.

Kotorirouroya Kokuto Imo Kenpi/黒糖芋けんぴ.  Ingredients: Sweet potato (domestic), kokuto brown sugar, vegetable oil, oligosaccharide.

Naha Airport (OKA):

Donburi Nantoya– Domestic Terminal, 4F. Check the Happy Cow listing here.

Narita Airport (NRT):

Fully Vegan Restaurants:

T’s Tan Tan, Terminal 2, Main Building, 4F (before passport control)
07:30-21:00 (Last order 20:30) (temporarily closed)

T’s Tan Tan, Terminal 1, Tokyo Food Bar, South Wing, 3F, near gate 51 (after passport control) 07:45-21:00 (reopened 4/1/2023)

These branches of the popular Tokyo vegan chain are wonderful places where you can drop in and have a quick bowl of ramen.

The Terminal 2 branch (when reopened) may also sell various products such as take-out soymeat “beef” bowl bento boxes/ソイミートの牛丼弁当. As of a check in 4/2023, the terminal 1 branch sells instant noodles and gyoza for takeaway (the gyoza will be cooked in-store at the time of purchase, so some time is required).

For more information about the non-airport branches of this chain, including the Tokyo and Ueno station branches, check our Fast Food section.

Vegan Options Available:

Cafe & Dining N’s Court, Terminal 1 (before passport control)

• Vegetable sandwich

Soup Stock Tokyo, Terminal 1 (before passport control)

Check our blog’s Fast Food, Soup Stock Tokyo section for information on options.

Nanosato, Terminal 1 (before passport control)

• Veggie curry

Narita Yo Zen Ya Royal, Terminal 1 (before passport control)

• Veggie curry

Japanese Grill & Craft Beer Tatsu, Terminal 1 (after passport control)

• Dan-dan noodles without meat

Tokyo Food Bar, Terminal 1 (after passport control)

• Vegetable curry

• Vegetable cutlet sandwich without egg, dairy or honey

Sushi Kyotatsu, Terminal 1 (after passport control) AND Terminal 1, North Wing (after passport control) (two locations)

•Vegetable roll
•Cucumber roll

Although they are not listed on the official Narita website as having vegetarian or vegan options, it may be possible to get vegan food at the following places as well per listings on Happy Cow- check there for more details:

ANA Lounge, Terminal 1 (near Gate 45)
Jai Thai, Terminal 1

It’s been reported that the staff is very clear about what ingredients are in each dish and vegan versions of dishes like pad thai can be made.

Miso Kitchen, Terminal 1

Starbucks also may have options- check our Starbucks section for more information.