Complete Guide to Airline Lounges at Haneda Airport (JAL, ANA and Others)

In short

Haneda Airport's airline lounges are laid out like this: Terminal 1 has JAL's domestic lounges, Terminal 2 has ANA's domestic and international lounges, and Terminal 3 has JAL's and ANA's international lounges. You get in by travel class or elite status; the only one you can pay to enter is JAL's domestic Sakura Lounge in Terminal 1 (¥3,000 per person for passengers on JAL-operated flights). The domestic lounges open at 5:15 and the international ones at 5:00–5:30, and they stay open until the last departure. For lounges you can enter with a credit card, see our Haneda Airport card lounge guide.

Who this is for

• People with elite status or a boarding pass in a higher class
• People who want to know which airline's lounges are in which terminal
• People who want to shower, nap or eat in a lounge

Terminal 1 (JAL domestic)

The lounges are in the South Wing and North Wing, and their hours are from 5:15 until the last departure. They are closed for renovation one wing at a time. The closure periods are January 13 to October 7, 2026 for the North Wing and October 8, 2026 to May 2027 (planned) for the South Wing (JAL official). The North Wing reopened after renovation on October 8, and the South Wing is scheduled to reopen in June 2027. While the South Wing is closed, use the North Wing lounges; if they are too crowded to enter, coupons usable that day are handed out. JAL's official site does not list the number of seats or the floor of the renovated North Wing lounges, so they are not given here.

1. Diamond Premier Lounge: about 115 seats in the South Wing (closed from October 8). The renovated North Wing lounge has three areas (dining, relaxing and working, with private booths), plus showers, a smoking room, a baggage cloakroom and a nursing room. For JAL domestic First Class passengers, JMB Diamond and JGC Premier members, and oneworld Emerald members
2. Sakura Lounge: about 350 seats in the South Wing (closed from October 8). The renovated North Wing lounge has dining, relaxing, working (power and USB at every seat) and kids' areas, and kids' lounges are installed in both wings. For JMB Sapphire and JAL Global Club members and above; passengers on JAL-operated flights can also pay ¥3,000 per person

Terminal 2 (ANA domestic and international)

There are 3 lounges on the domestic side.

• ANA SUITE LOUNGE: Main Building South 4F, 5:15 until the last departure. Showers and soundproof private booths (reservation required)
• ANA LOUNGE (Main Building South): 3F in front of Gate 62, 5:15–21:00. Has a Pokémon kids' lounge
• ANA LOUNGE (Main Building North): in front of Gate 60, 5:15 until the last departure

Main Building South closes at 21:00, so for later flights use Main Building North. The international side also has an ANA SUITE LOUNGE and an ANA LOUNGE, both open from 5:00 until the last Terminal 2 international departure. The bar counter in the SUITE LOUNGE is open 6:00–15:55 and from 18:00.

Terminal 3 (International)

• JAL First Class Lounge: 5:30 until the last departure. The sushi bar "Sushi Tsurutei" is open 7:00–11:00, and the bar lounge "JAL's SALON" 7:00–11:00 and 15:00–23:00. There is a playroom, so it also works for families with children
• JAL Sakura Lounge: 4F, 5:30 until the last departure. The separate "Sky View" section is open 7:00–1:00 (next day), useful while waiting for a late-night flight
• ANA SUITE LOUNGE / ANA LOUNGE: 5:00 until the last departure operated by the ANA Group. If your flight departs by 5:00 the next morning, you can use them from the day before

According to Haneda Airport's official information, Terminal 3 also has lounges for Cathay Pacific and Delta Air Lines. The Cathay Pacific lounge is on 6F of Terminal 3 and is open daily 7:30–17:00 (per the airline's official site). Delta's official site does not give the location or hours of its lounge, so check Delta's information together with who can use it.

If you want a shower

JAL Diamond Premier Lounge, JAL Sakura Lounge (T1), ANA SUITE LOUNGE (T2 domestic and international) and ANA SUITE LOUNGE / ANA LOUNGE (T3) have showers. ANA's shower rooms are booked through the ANA app or a QR code in the lounge.

Notes

• You enter airline lounges by travel class or elite status, and cannot pay to enter (only JAL's domestic Sakura Lounge offers paid use, at ¥3,000)
• Who can use each lounge depends on the combination of travel class, membership status and operating airline. Check each airline's official eligibility list
• JAL's domestic lounges in Terminal 1 are being renovated one wing at a time. The North Wing reopened on October 8, and the South Wing has been closed since October 8. Locations and facilities have changed, so check JAL's official notices and floor map
• Hours may change

Related Facilities

JAL Diamond Premier Lounge, JAL Sakura Lounge, JAL First Class Lounge, ANA SUITE LOUNGE, ANA LOUNGE