Can you smoke in train stations in Japan?

Japanese train stations are non-smoking areas, except for specific closed spaces called Kitsuenjo ??? smoking area.



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Entering the Country: Japan Customs Procedures Up to three bottles (760ml per bottle) of alcoholic beverages are allowed to be brought into the country duty-free, up to 400 cigarettes and up to two ounces of perfume are allowed.

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Here are 10 do's and don'ts while on the train in Japan.
  • Don't take up too much space. ...
  • Keep it quiet. ...
  • Put your phone on mute. ...
  • Priority seats. ...
  • Get on the train in turn & don't rush onto the train. ...
  • Don't eat and drink. ...
  • Don't litter. ...
  • Don't do your makeup.


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Does Amtrak allow smoking in the train? No. Auto Train MIGHT still have a smoking car, it did at one time, but all other Amtrak trains are non smoking. Long distance trains make longer stops from time to time that can be used for smoke breaks.

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