Updated Look and Exciting New Facilities at Central Japan Air Hub

The entrance to the Terminal 2 departure lobby.

Check-in facilities have been reduced to the bare minimum. The exposed ceiling gives the terminal a sense of space.

Passengers print out their own tickets and baggage labels using automated kiosks.

Gate lounge seating is basic, but includes device-charging sockets behind the seats.

The airport has tried to make even this somewhat stark passageway a fun experience.

A mural of a Boeing 787 graces the Flight of Dreams building.

The right wing of the Boeing 787 parked inside Flight of Dreams juts out over the food court.

The installation offers plenty of Instagrammable shooting angles.

A Dreamlifter ready to transport aircraft components to the United States for final assembly, photographed from the Terminal 2 gate lounge.

Admission to Seattle Terrace is free.

The Boeing store boasts a range of 500 items, including official company merchandise.

In this attraction, visitors throw paper planes through the arches to control the light and sound show.

Visitors can also draw their own airplane and then fly a projected image of it around the dome.

The Fly with the 787 Dreamliner attraction projects a pod of swimming whales around the airplane.

Planes drawn by visitors fly alongside the 787.

The large outdoor event zone adjoining Aichi Sky Expo is available for sporting events and outdoor concerts.

The main entrance to Aichi Sky Expo. The lavish use of wood makes for a relaxed atmosphere.

Hall C. The shutters on the right side of the space can be raised to connect the space to the adjacent hall.