ANA Baggage Drop (self-service baggage drop machine) [Japan Domestic Flights]

Save valuable time with ANA Baggage Drop, the first self-service baggage drop machine of its kind in Japan!

ANA Baggage Drop (self-service baggage drop machine)

Follow these simple procedures to check in your baggage without having to wait in line at the counter.

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Available to customers who have completed check-in procedures.
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As the various handling procedures will be different for flights operated by Japan Air Commuter and Amakusa Airlines, you are kindly requested to see the information on the Japan Air Commuter or Amakusa Airlines page before you travel on such flights.

Information

If you have separate reservations for connecting flights and wish to check your baggage through to the final destination, please proceed to the airport counter. (You cannot add itineraries at self-service baggage drop machines.)
Click here for details on various handling procedures such as boarding procedures at the airport.

How to Use This Service

STEP1

Place your baggage inside the ANA Baggage Drop machine.

Place the baggage on its side up against the back wall of the machine.
Items of baggage must be checked in one at a time.

(If you have multiple items, please check them in one by one.)

STEP2

Scan your boarding pass on the reader below the screen.

STEP3

Take the baggage tag that is printed out.

STEP4

Turn over the baggage tag, loop it through the handle of your bag, and press the ends together.

baggage tag image — Stick parts ① and ② of the tag together (indicated on reverse).

STEP5

The door will close automatically. Remember to take the printed claim tag and keep it safe until arriving at your destination.

claim tag image — This service is also available for customers connecting to an ANA Japan domestic flight (including codeshare flights). Customers who have an international flight ticket and will be connecting to an international flight cannot use this service, and should therefore check in their baggage at a baggage counter.

ANA Baggage Drop locations

Terminal 2 in Haneda Airport

Weight and Number of Pieces Which Can Be Checked

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For flights departing on or after May 19, 2026, the descriptions on the reservation search page for Japan domestic flights have been changed from "Premium Class" and "Economy Class Seat" to "First Class (Premium Class)" and "Economy Class" respectively.There are no plans for any changes to the service following this change in terminology.

Weight

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Premium Class

Free of charge up to 32 kg per piece
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Economy Class

Free of charge up to 23kg per piece

Size

The total linear dimensions (length, width, height) per item are no more than 158 cm.
Even if the linear dimensons are within 158 cm, restrictions may apply to the longest side depending on the aircraft to be used for your flight.

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If the item's individual linear dimensions exceed 80 cm in length, 75 cm in width, and 45 cm in height, it cannot be accepted

Number of Pieces

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Premium Class

Up to 3 pieces
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Economy Class

Up to 2 pieces
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Depends on the fare purchased.

Customers whose baggage exceeds the free allowance should check in their baggage at a baggage counter.

Star Alliance Gold Members

Baggage within the Free Baggage Allowance of the boarding class plus up to 1 piece can be checked in free of charge.

Baggage that cannot be checked in using ANA Baggage Drop

Dangerous goods, items such as those listed below, fragile items, and items of non-standard shape cannot be checked in using ANA Baggage Drop.

Mobile batteries
Golf bags
Skis and snowboards
Surfboards
Pets
Baby strollers
Umbrellas *Excludes folding umbrellas stowed in baggage.
Tripods
Baggage with total linear dimensions (length, width, height) exceeding 158 cm
Baggage with individual dimensions exceeding 80 cm in length, 75 cm in width, and 45 cm in height
Overweight baggage (exceeding free baggage allowance)

Please note that ANA Baggage Drop is not available when using the Kaisoku Takku-bin home delivery service.

Haneda Airport*, Naha Airport

For pets, baby strollers, large-sized baggage, overweight baggage, fragile items, and home delivery items, please use a baggage counter in the area indicated by the illustration below.

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The ANA counter can be found in Terminal 2.

New Chitose Airport, Fukuoka Airport, Itami Airport

For pets, baby strollers, large-sized baggage, overweight baggage, fragile items, and home delivery items, please use a baggage counter in the area indicated by the illustration below.