The airport has a single small terminal building handling all scheduled flights and general passenger processing. The terminal layout is compact: ticketing and check-in desks are on the landside with a modest departure lounge and baggage claim area; expect short walking distances and no air-bridges.

Because there is only one building, there is no inter-terminal transfer required.

The airport is close to Rishiri town; typical travel to the main town area is short - usually under 20 minutes by road. Main options are taxi, local bus (when scheduled) and private car.

• Taxi: Readily available but limited; trips to Rishiri town are short (typically under 20 minutes) - pre-book in busy periods or for late arrivals.
• Bus/shuttle: Local buses serve the route when flights are operating but schedules can be sparse; check times in advance.
• Car rental/driving: Small car-rental services may be available on-island; driving times to accommodation are brief.
• Walking/cycling: Not practical with luggage; town is a short drive away.

Facilities are basic and focused on short-haul travellers; do not expect extensive shopping or multiple dining options.

• Lounges: There are no major airline lounges; waiting areas are small.
• Food and drink: Limited options - vending machines and a small cafe or kiosk may operate during flight hours.
• Wi‑Fi and charging: Free airport Wi‑Fi may be limited or unavailable; bring a portable charger.
• Luggage: Baggage trolleys are limited; dedicated left-luggage or storage services are unlikely.
• Accessibility: Basic accessibility features are typically present, but facilities are smaller than at major airports; request assistance in advance if needed.