Itoya

T2 landside, Itoya is the airport stop for Japanese stationery

Itoya in Terminal T2 sits on the landside shopping floor, so you can browse before security if you’re meeting someone or arriving early for check‑in. This is the same historic Ginza stationery brand, just in airport form, with shelves of pens, notebooks, cards, and small desk tools laid out for quick grabs between flights.

You’ll find big-name Japanese pen lines here – Pilot, Uni, Zebra – along with Itoya-branded goods, with everyday ballpoints starting around ¥200 and nicer fountain pens climbing past ¥5,000. Notebooks, planners, and memo pads in A5 and B6 sizes cluster around the ¥300–¥1,500 range, so it’s easy to build small gifts without blowing more than ¥3,000–¥4,000 total.

Hours generally track Terminal 2 retail times, roughly 8:00–21:00, but shops often open closer to the first wave of ANA domestic departures, which can be just after 6:00. If you’re on a late domestic arrival into T2 after 21:00, assume shutters may already be down and don’t save last‑minute souvenir runs for the end of the night.

Best buys here: compact letter sets, slim notebooks that slide into a 13-inch laptop sleeve, and multipacks of 0.5 mm gel pens that won’t leak in a cabin at 35,000 feet. Skip bulky desk organizers or framed art unless you’re checking a bag; space in T2 overhead bins on ANA 737 and A321 flights gets tight fast.

Quick tip: set a hard yen limit before walking in – ¥5,000 in cash or on Suica – or the “just one more pen” problem will slow you down and risk cutting into your T2 security buffer.