Illustrative photoTIAT Lounge
Terminal 3 (4F)
A serene retreat in Tokyo's gateway terminal featuring minimalist Japanese aesthetics.
Experience Omotenashi with local snacks and automated beer dispensers.
Tokyo Haneda International lounges
HND · 26 lounges
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Illustrative photoJAL First Class Lounge
Terminal 3
Japan Airlines First Class Lounge at Haneda Terminal 3.
JAL's premium international lounge at Haneda with dining, showers, quiet rooms and work areas.
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Illustrative photoJAL Sakura Lounge
Terminal 3
Japan Airlines international Sakura Lounge at Haneda.
Warm Japanese-designed lounge with Wi‑Fi, printers, phone booths and changing rooms.
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Illustrative photoANA SUITE LOUNGE
Terminal 2 (International)
ANA's top international lounge in Terminal 2, for First Class passengers and ANA Diamond members.
The ANA SUITE LOUNGE in the international part of Terminal 2 opens at 05:00 and stays open until the last ANA Group international departure from Terminal 2. It admits First Class passengers on ANA Group or Star Alliance flights, ANA Diamond Service members and Million Miler Lounge Access Card holders. ANA lists a dining area with set meals, a buffet and noodle bar, a staffed bar counter, a napping area and bookable shower rooms.
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Illustrative photoANA LOUNGE
Terminal 2 (International)
ANA's main international lounge in Terminal 2, open to business passengers and Star Alliance Gold members.
ANA's international lounge in Terminal 2 opens at 05:00 and closes after the last ANA Group international departure from the terminal. It admits First and Business Class passengers on ANA Group or Star Alliance flights, ANA Premium Economy passengers, ANA Platinum and Super Flyers members and Star Alliance Gold members. ANA lists a buffet and noodle bar with sake and shochu, an evening bar counter, free Wi-Fi, shower rooms and a children's lounge.
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Illustrative photoANA SUITE LOUNGE
Terminal 3
ANA's First Class and Diamond lounge in Terminal 3, with private-room style seating.
In Terminal 3, ANA runs a second ANA SUITE LOUNGE, open from 05:00 until the last ANA Group departure from the terminal. The same rules apply as in Terminal 2: First Class passengers on ANA Group or Star Alliance flights, ANA Diamond Service members and Million Miler Lounge Access Card holders. ANA mentions private-room style seating, a work area, massage chairs, set meals and a buffet, and shower rooms.
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Illustrative photoANA LOUNGE
Terminal 3
ANA's business and Star Alliance Gold lounge in Terminal 3.
ANA also operates an ANA LOUNGE in Terminal 3, open from 05:00 until the last ANA Group departure from the terminal. Eligibility matches the Terminal 2 lounge: First and Business Class passengers on ANA Group or Star Alliance flights, ANA Premium Economy passengers, ANA elite members and Star Alliance Gold members. ANA lists a buffet and noodle bar with Japanese drinks, free Wi-Fi and shower rooms.
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Illustrative photoANA SUITE LOUNGE
Terminal 2 (Domestic, main building south, 4F)
ANA's top domestic lounge on the 4th floor of Terminal 2, open from 05:15 until the last flight.
ANA's domestic ANA SUITE LOUNGE is on the 4th floor of the south side of the Terminal 2 main building and opens from 05:15 until the last departure. It is linked to the ANA SUITE CHECK-IN counter. ANA lists showers, booth seats, soundproof private booths that can be reserved in the ANA app, rice balls, bread and soups, and beer, wine, shochu and sake. Entry is for top-tier ANA members and eligible passengers on ANA-numbered domestic flights.
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Illustrative photoANA LOUNGE
Terminal 2 (Domestic, main building south, 3F, opposite Gate 62)
ANA domestic lounge opposite Gate 62, open 05:15 to 21:00.
This ANA domestic lounge is on the 3rd floor of the south side of the Terminal 2 main building, in front of Gate 62, and is open from 05:15 to 21:00. ANA asks passengers on later departures to use the north lounge instead. It is for eligible passengers on ANA-numbered domestic flights, including codeshares operated by partner airlines such as AIRDO and Solaseed Air.
Illustrative photoANA LOUNGE
Terminal 2 (Domestic, main building north, opposite Gate 60)
ANA domestic lounge opposite Gate 60, open from 05:15 until the last flight.
ANA's north domestic lounge in Terminal 2 is in front of Gate 60 and opens from 05:15 until the last departure, so it also serves late evening flights after the south lounge has closed. Access is for eligible passengers on ANA-numbered domestic flights, including codeshares operated by AIRDO, Solaseed Air, StarFlyer and other partners.
Illustrative photoJAL Diamond Premier Lounge
Terminal 1 (Domestic, North Wing, 3F)
JAL's top domestic lounge in the North Wing of Terminal 1, the only Diamond Premier lounge open while the South Wing is rebuilt.
JAL's domestic lounges in Terminal 1 sit on the 3rd floor above the departure gates, with views over the runways. The South Wing lounges closed on 8 October 2026 for renovation and are due back around June 2027, so JAL directs eligible passengers to the North Wing. JAL describes bar, library and private relaxation areas and five shower booths per side. Entry follows JAL's domestic rules for its top-tier members and First Class.
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Illustrative photoJAL Sakura Lounge
Terminal 1 (Domestic, North Wing, 3F)
JAL's domestic Sakura Lounge in the North Wing of Terminal 1, the one to use while the South Wing is closed.
The North Wing Sakura Lounge is JAL's domestic lounge for eligible members and passengers in Terminal 1, on the 3rd floor with a view of the aircraft. With the South Wing lounges closed from 8 October 2026 until about June 2027, JAL sends all eligible guests here and hands out coupons when it is too crowded; paid lounge access is suspended during the works. JAL mentions a library area and five shower booths.
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Illustrative photoCathay Pacific Lounge
Terminal 3 (Level 6)
Cathay Pacific's Haneda lounge on Level 6 of Terminal 3, open 07:30 to 17:00.
Cathay Pacific has its own lounge on Level 6 of Terminal 3, open daily from 07:30 to 17:00. The airline says it is designed around a sense of wellbeing and offers luggage storage, step-free access and newspapers and magazines; alcoholic drinks are served to guests aged 20 and over. Entry follows Cathay Pacific and oneworld rules for premium cabins and elite members.
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Illustrative photoDelta Sky Club
Terminal 3
Delta Air Lines' lounge in Terminal 3, listed by the airport among its airline lounges.
Haneda Airport lists Delta Air Lines among the airlines with their own lounge in Terminal 3. It serves Delta's premium-cabin passengers and eligible Delta Sky Club and SkyTeam Elite Plus members, under Delta's own entry rules. The airport refers passengers to Delta for opening hours and details, so check with the airline before you travel.
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Illustrative photoPOWER LOUNGE PREMIUM
Terminal 2 (International, 3F gate area)
Card and pay-in lounge for international departures from Terminal 2, with a buffet, alcohol and showers.
POWER LOUNGE PREMIUM is in the international departure gate area on the 3rd floor of Terminal 2 and opens from 06:30 to 01:30, with a three-hour maximum stay. The airport lists a buffet, complimentary drinks including alcohol, a shower room and a powder room. Holders of eligible Japanese credit cards enter free with a same-day boarding pass, Priority Pass is accepted, and others can pay 4,400 yen per adult.
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Illustrative photoSKY LOUNGE
Terminal 3 (4F international gate area)
24-hour card and pay-in lounge in the Terminal 3 gate area, with soft drinks and paid snacks.
SKY LOUNGE is in the international departure gate area on the 4th floor of Terminal 3, is open 24 hours and allows stays of up to three hours. Soft drinks are free, while light snacks and alcoholic drinks cost extra. Holders of eligible Japanese credit cards enter free with a same-day boarding pass; others pay 1,500 yen per adult.
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Illustrative photoSKY LOUNGE SOUTH
Terminal 3 (3F international gate area)
24-hour Priority Pass lounge in the Terminal 3 gate area, with a buffet, alcohol and showers.
SKY LOUNGE SOUTH is in the international departure gate area on the 3rd floor of Terminal 3 and is open 24 hours, with a three-hour maximum stay. The airport lists a buffet, complimentary drinks including alcohol, a shower room and a smoking room. It is for Priority Pass members holding a card in their own name and a same-day boarding pass; children pay the adult rate.
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Illustrative photoThe Centurion Lounge
Terminal 3 (4F international gate area)
American Express Centurion Lounge in the Terminal 3 gate area, open 08:00 to 22:00.
American Express runs a Centurion Lounge in the international departure gate area on the 4th floor of Terminal 3, with 122 seats and opening hours of 08:00 to 22:00. The airport lists a buffet, complimentary drinks including alcohol and a shower room. Entry is for eligible American Express card members, as set out on the Amex website.
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Illustrative photoPOWER LOUNGE SOUTH
Terminal 1 (Domestic, 2F gate area south)
Domestic card lounge in the south gate area of Terminal 1, open 06:00 to 21:00.
POWER LOUNGE SOUTH is in the domestic departure gate area on the 2nd floor of Terminal 1 (south) and opens from 06:00 to 21:00, with 133 seats. Soft drinks are complimentary. Holders of eligible Japanese credit cards enter free; others pay 1,320 yen per adult. Priority Pass also lists this lounge.
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Illustrative photoPOWER LOUNGE NORTH
Terminal 1 (Domestic, 2F gate area north)
Domestic card lounge in the north gate area of Terminal 1, open 06:00 to 20:30.
POWER LOUNGE NORTH in Terminal 1 is in the domestic departure gate area on the 2nd floor (north), with 150 seats, and opens from 06:00 to 20:30. Soft drinks are free. Eligible Japanese credit card holders enter free of charge, and anyone else can pay 1,320 yen per adult. Priority Pass lists it as well.
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Illustrative photoFOREST LOUNGE
Terminal 1 (Domestic, 2F north satellite, in front of Gate 26)
Small domestic card lounge in front of Gate 26, open 06:00 to 19:00.
FOREST LOUNGE is a small 22-seat card lounge in the domestic North Satellite of Terminal 1, in front of Gate 26, open from 06:00 to 19:00. Entry includes one free soft drink, with further drinks charged. Eligible Japanese credit card holders enter free; other passengers pay 1,320 yen per adult.
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Illustrative photoPOWER LOUNGE CENTRAL
Terminal 1 (1F domestic arrival lobby)
Card lounge in the Terminal 1 domestic arrival lobby, open 06:00 to 20:00.
This POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL is in the domestic arrival lobby on the 1st floor of Terminal 1, so it can be used before security or after landing. It has 40 seats and opens from 06:00 to 20:00, with free soft drinks. Eligible Japanese credit card holders enter free; others pay 1,320 yen per adult. Priority Pass also lists it.
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Illustrative photoLounge Us
Terminal 2 (Domestic, 4F gate area north)
New domestic card lounge on the 4th floor of Terminal 2, open 06:00 to 21:30.
Lounge Us opened on 1 October in the domestic gate area on the 4th floor of Terminal 2 (north), after security. It has 63 seats and opens from 06:00 to 21:30, with free soft drinks, a kids' room and private PC and phone booths. It is for domestic departures only. Eligible Japanese credit card holders enter free; others pay 1,320 yen per adult. Priority Pass also lists it.
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Illustrative photoPOWER LOUNGE NORTH
Terminal 2 (Domestic, 3F gate area north)
Domestic card lounge in the north gate area of Terminal 2, open 06:00 to 21:30.
Terminal 2's POWER LOUNGE NORTH is in the domestic departure gate area on the 3rd floor (north), reached via the 2nd-floor escalators and lifts. It has 140 seats, opens from 06:00 to 21:30 and serves free soft drinks. It is for domestic departures only. Eligible Japanese credit card holders enter free; others pay 1,320 yen per adult. Priority Pass lists it too.
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Illustrative photoPOWER LOUNGE CENTRAL
Terminal 2 (3F domestic departure lobby)
Card lounge in the Terminal 2 domestic departure lobby, open 06:00 to 20:00, with paid showers.
Terminal 2's POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL is in the domestic departure lobby on the 3rd floor and opens from 06:00 to 20:00, with 68 seats and free soft drinks. It has three shower rooms, charged at 1,320 yen per 30 minutes, and two bookable multipurpose spaces. Eligible Japanese credit card holders enter free; others pay 1,320 yen per adult. Priority Pass lists it as well.
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Illustrative photoAirport Cafe Lounge NODOKA
Haneda Airport Garden (2F, before security)
24-hour landside café lounge in Haneda Airport Garden next to Terminal 3.
Airport Cafe Lounge NODOKA is on the 2nd floor of Haneda Airport Garden, the complex linked to Terminal 3, before security and passport control. It is open 24 hours. Priority Pass members with a departure within 12 hours can choose one à la carte meal, two cans of beer or 40 minutes of shower use; walk-in guests pay the lounge's own rate. There is a quiet area, and massage chairs and meeting rooms cost extra.
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