Tokyo Narita Airport

Terminal 1 is divided into a north wing and a south wing (with a central building connecting the two).

The basement floor (B1) is where trains arrive and depart (Narita Airport Station), the first floor is the arrivals hall (as well as the arrival and departure point for buses and taxis), the first floor is access to the car park, the fourth floor is where you will find the departures hall and various restaurants and shops, and the fifth floor is occupied by more restaurants and shops, as well as a viewing platform.

There is a primary structure and a satellite building that make up Terminal 2. Check out the Narita Airport Terminal 2 Map to locate specific amenties. 

The first floor serves as both the arrival and departure point for buses and taxis, the first floor provides access to the parking lot, the third floor houses the departure hall, the fourth floor is home to shops and restaurants, and the observation deck is located there. The basement floor (B1) is where trains arrive and depart (Narita Airport Terminal 2). On the third floor, passport control is situated next to the departure hall. A walkway also provides access to the satellite building. 

Low-cost airlines are the primary users of Terminal 3. It is made up of a satellite building and the main building.

The arrivals and departure halls are located on the first floor of the main structure.