Ask Narita Airport in Japan for detailed transfer steps!

Generally speaking, when you take a connecting flight, you will hang your luggage directly to your destination when you check in, and at the same time issue two boarding passes, from the United States to Japan and from Japan to Beijing. When you arrive in Tokyo, walk into the terminal with the passengers, pay attention to the "transfer" sign, or ask the staff with the second boarding pass, and they will tell you the boarding gate. Then go straight to the boarding gate. \x0d\ If there is only one boarding pass for the first journey, you must find the transfer counter and show your passport for the second journey, and they will give you the boarding pass for the second journey. There is an obvious boarding gate, so it's no problem to find another one. \x0d\ Pay attention to the following words: transfer (transfer) airline code (for transfer counter), boarding gate. So that's no problem. \x0d\ The simplest way: Show the ticket to the staff (if the electronic ticket is printed on the tourist travel itinerary), and they will guide the passengers to the designated counter. Don't touch the luggage.