International Terminal Parking P4

¥1,000 per day gets you long‑term parking right at International

International Terminal Parking P4 sits directly in front of Fukuoka Airport’s International terminal, so you walk straight into departures without a shuttle. It’s set up as the long‑term option for this side of the airport, priced at ¥1,000 per calendar day, which undercuts many hotel park-and-fly deals around FUK.

The whole airport offers the first 30 minutes free, and P4 follows that rule. That makes it handy for quick International drop-offs or pickups when you don’t want to loop the access roads. Pull a ticket, park, meet your person in the International arrivals hall, and as long as you’re out again within half an hour, you don’t pay.

P4 is post-road but obviously pre-security, sitting between the International curb and the main access roadway. It’s a standard open-air lot, not covered parking, so in summer Fukuoka heat you may want a windshield shade if you’re leaving the car for more than a few days. For week‑long trips from the International terminal, the math is simple: 7 days = ¥7,000, with no shuttle or train fare stacked on top.

Regulars pair P4 with the free 30‑minute window to manage tight pickups off late‑night International flights, especially when LCC arrivals get bunchy. They’ll watch the flight on the FUK website, roll into P4 as the plane blocks in, and aim to be back at the exit gate before the 30‑minute mark. If baggage claim or immigration runs slow, they just accept the ¥1,000 day rate and treat it as an overnight.

Tip: for true “just a minute” curbside runs at International, still take a ticket and swing into P4 instead of stopping on the access road; the free 30 minutes usually beats the stress of security shooing you along.