article_snippet.sent: At Tokyo's Narita Airport, the newly-opened Terminal 3 sure has some quirky features.
article_snippet.sent: While of course passengers are entertained by the latest buzzworthy stunt, we have to wonder: were passengers really intended to encourage travellers to dash to passengers boarding gate?
article_snippet.sent: The blue path leads passengers toward departures, while arrivals can be reached by following the red pathway.
article_snippet.sent: Further, in each lane there are a series of icons, which include information such as the distance to other terminals, directions to nearby restaurants and shops and where to find outside transport options.
article_snippet.sent: The recently-opened terminal will be primarily used for departures and arrivals of low-cost carriers .
article_snippet.sent: All of the blue lanes lead towards the departure area, while the red track leads travellers to arrivals .
article_snippet.sent: The new terminal, which will be used for many of the city's low-cost carrier departures, first opened on April 8 and according to the website, the aim of the innovative tracks was, in part, to save money. '
highlights_snippet.sent: In Terminal 3, cushioned running paths direct passengers to their gates .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Catering to low-cost carriers, Terminal 3 first opened on April 8 .