Photo credit: Haneda Airport official website

Haneda Airport has multiple lounges across Terminals 1, 2, and 3, broadly divided into “card lounges,” “airline lounges,” and “Priority Pass-only lounges.”

To cut to the chase: the lounges you can use after arrival, while waiting to be picked up, are “POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL” in the Terminal 1 1F arrival lobby and “ANA ARRIVAL LOUNGE” in the Terminal 2/3 international arrival lobbies. Also note that in 2026, JAL’s domestic (Terminal 1) lounges are under renovation, so if you’re planning to use them, we recommend checking in advance.

*The information in this article is current as of August 2026. Fees and business hours are subject to change, so please check each lounge’s or the airport’s official website for the latest details.

[Important] The JAL Domestic (Terminal 1) Lounges Are Under Renovation

JAL began a full renovation of its domestic lounges and dedicated counters at Haneda Airport Terminal 1 in January 2026. The North and South Wings will each close for extended periods in turn, so anyone planning to use the Diamond Premier Lounge or Sakura Lounge should take note.

Renovation period	Affected area	Affected lounges
Phase 1: January 13, 2026 – around September 2026 (planned)	North Wing closed	Diamond Premier Lounge, Sakura Lounge
Phase 2: October 2026 – around June 2027 (planned)	South Wing closed	Same as above

During the renovation, you’ll need to use the lounge in whichever wing remains open, so expect more crowding than usual. We recommend checking real-time congestion status via the JAL official app or the airport’s in-terminal signage.

The Basics of Haneda Airport Lounges | Three Categories

Type	Who can use it
Paid lounges	Anyone (upon payment)
Card lounges	Holders of a gold-tier or higher card
Airline lounges	Passengers in a qualifying travel class or with elite status
Priority Pass lounges	Priority Pass holders

Haneda’s lounges come equipped with restrooms and shower rooms, complimentary drinks (soft drinks) and light snacks, plus free Wi-Fi and workspaces — making them useful for everything from personal downtime to business needs.

Lounges Recommended for After Arrival or While Waiting to Be Picked Up

Haneda Airport has two types of lounges you can use after you’ve landed.

POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL (Terminal 1)

• Location: Terminal 1, 1F domestic arrival lobby
• Hours: 6:00 AM – 8:00 PM
• Price: ¥1,320 (tax included) for ages 13+, ¥660 (tax included) for ages 4–12, free for ages 0–3 / free with an eligible gold card

Since it’s located before security (in the general/public area), you can use it right after arrival. Seating is on the smaller side at 40 seats, but the seats are spaced generously, making for a relaxed atmosphere.

ANA ARRIVAL LOUNGE (Terminals 2 & 3 International)

• Location: Terminal 2/3 arrival lobbies (general area, outside the restricted zone)
• Hours: 5:00 AM – last flight departure
• Eligibility: First Class passengers on ANA Group international flights, among others
• Facilities: Restrooms, showers, baggage lockers, nursing room, smoking area, food and drink service

This lounge is designed specifically for use after you’ve disembarked and collected your luggage — a true “post-arrival” lounge. It’s also popular with business travelers who land early in the morning and head straight to the office. Note, however, that eligibility is limited to elite members on ANA Group international flights.

Card Lounges | POWER LOUNGE (Terminals 1 & 2)

POWER LOUNGE locations have opened one after another at Haneda Airport since 2017, and now number six across Terminals 1 and 2 (including Airport Lounge (South)). Every seat comes with power outlets, USB ports, and dedicated Wi-Fi, giving the space an open, modern café-like feel.

Name	Location	Hours	Seats	Price (tax incl.)
POWER LOUNGE SOUTH	T1 2F domestic departure gate area (South)	6:00 AM – 9:00 PM	133 seats	¥1,320
POWER LOUNGE NORTH	T1 2F domestic departure gate area (North)	6:00 AM – 8:30 PM	150 seats	¥1,320
POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL	T1 1F domestic arrival lobby	6:00 AM – 8:00 PM	40 seats	¥1,320
POWER LOUNGE NORTH	T2 3F domestic departure gate area (North)	6:00 AM – 9:30 PM	140 seats	¥1,320
Airport Lounge (South)	T2 2F domestic departure gate area (South)	6:00 AM – 8:00 PM	100 seats	¥1,320
POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL	T2 3F domestic departure lobby	6:00 AM – 8:00 PM	68 seats	¥1,320

Eligible cards cover a wide range, including VISA (Infinite, Platinum, Gold), JCB (The Class, Platinum, Gold, etc.), American Express, Diners Club, d CARD GOLD, and Priority Pass (issued overseas only). The same eligible cards work at all six locations above.

The T2 “POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL” has shower rooms (3 rooms, ¥1,320 for 30 minutes, last entry 7:30 PM), and the multi-purpose “P SPACE” area with mattresses (2 rooms, ¥1,100 per hour, last entry 7:00 PM) even allows for a private nap. Note that the T1 lounges do not have shower facilities.

Light meals are only served at POWER LOUNGE PREMIUM (described below); the other locations offer soft drinks only.

Premium/Upper-Tier Lounges | POWER LOUNGE PREMIUM and The Centurion Lounge

POWER LOUNGE PREMIUM (Terminal 2)

• Location: Terminal 2, 3F domestic departure gate area
• Hours: 6:30 AM – 1:30 AM (paid entry capped at 3 hours)
• Price: ¥4,400 per person, ¥2,200 for ages 4–12, free for ages 0–3
• Eligible cards: American Express (Platinum), JACCS (Platinum), Aplus (LUXURY CARD, PORSCHE, etc.), DragonPass, Priority Pass, MI Card (Platinum, Gold, etc.)
• Services: À la carte dining, free drinks (including alcohol), shower rooms

This lounge requires a higher card tier than the standard POWER LOUNGE and offers an elevated experience with food and alcohol.

The Centurion Lounge (AMEX) | Terminal 3

Opened in 2025 as the brand’s first location in Japan, this is one of the newest lounges at Terminal 3.

• Location: Terminal 3, 4F international departure gate area
• Hours: 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM
• Eligibility: American Express Platinum, Business Platinum, Corporate Platinum, JR Central EX Platinum/Corporate, Centurion Card
• Services: Buffet service, alcohol, free drinks, shower rooms

With dishes supervised by a Michelin-starred chef and original cocktails mixed to order by a bartender — all complimentary — this is a truly distinctive space that sets itself apart from other lounges.

Priority Pass Lounges

According to the official Priority Pass website, the following lounges and facilities at Haneda Airport are eligible:

• POWER LOUNGE SOUTH / NORTH / CENTRAL (T1)
• POWER LOUNGE NORTH / CENTRAL, Airport Lounge (South) (T2)
• POWER LOUNGE PREMIUM (T2)
• SKY LOUNGE SOUTH (T3)
• Airport Cafe Lounge NODOKA (inside Haneda Airport Garden)
• Dining: ALL DAY DINING GRANDE AILE (Haneda Airport Garden)
• Relaxation: Body Care LUCK, Foot Bath Cafe & Body Care LUCK (T1)

SKY LOUNGE SOUTH is located near Gate 108 in the Terminal 3, 3F international departure gate area, open 24 hours, and offers a buffet, alcohol, showers, and even a smoking room — facilities that go well beyond a typical card lounge. Its appeal is that you can enjoy food and a shower even without airline elite status, but because of its popularity it can get crowded, sometimes with a wait to get in.

Relaxation facilities like Foot Bath Cafe & Body Care LUCK also offer a ¥3,400 discount with select Priority Pass memberships (such as those bundled with a Luxury Card).

JAL Airline Lounges

Lounge name	Location	Hours	Eligibility
Diamond Premier Lounge	T1 North/South (under renovation)	5:15 AM – last flight	JAL domestic/international First Class, JMB Diamond, JGC Premier, oneworld Emerald members
Sakura Lounge	T1 North/South 3F (under renovation), T3 4F	5:15 AM – last flight	JAL domestic First Class, JAL international First/Business, JMB Diamond, JGC Premier, JMB Sapphire, JGC members, and others
JAL First Class Lounge	T3 3F/4F	5:30 AM – last flight	JAL First Class, JMB Diamond, JGC Premier

The Sakura Lounge has a private room called the “Kids Lounge,” stocked with picture books and toys, so families with small children can relax without worrying about disturbing others. The JAL First Class Lounge has a sushi counter staffed by a chef, where hand-rolled sushi and JAL’s signature beef curry are popular choices. As noted above, the T1 Diamond Premier Lounge and Sakura Lounge are under renovation, so be sure to check the official website for current operating status before visiting.

ANA Airline Lounges

Lounge name	Location	Hours	Eligibility
ANA SUITE LOUNGE	T2 (domestic 4F/international), T3 4F	24 hours	First Class passengers on ANA Group/Star Alliance flights, and others
ANA LOUNGE	T2, T3	5:00 AM – last flight	First Class passengers on ANA Group/Star Alliance flights, and others
ANA ARRIVAL LOUNGE	T2, T3 (arrival lobby)	5:00 AM – last flight	First Class passengers on ANA Group international flights, and others

Part of the ANA LOUNGE was designed under the supervision of architect Kengo Kuma, and the international lounge also features the “ANA Pokémon Kids TV Lounge,” which reopened after renovation in March 2025. As mentioned earlier, ANA ARRIVAL LOUNGE is a rare lounge that can be used after arrival.

Other Airline Lounges

Terminal 3 (international) is also home to foreign airline lounges that elite members of Japanese carriers can access through oneworld or SkyTeam alliance rules.

• Cathay Pacific Lounge (T3, 6F, 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM): Known for its made-to-order noodle bar, with dan dan noodles as a highlight.
• Delta Sky Club (T3, 5F, 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM): The only Sky Club outside the United States. On clear days, you can see Mt. Fuji.

Lounge, Private Booth, or Café — Which Is Best for Getting Work Done?

Beyond lounges, Haneda Airport also offers “private booths” as an option.

Comparison	Paid lounges (POWER LOUNGE, etc.)	Private booths (STATION BOOTH / H¹T BOX)	Cafés (DEAN & DELUCA, etc.)
Price	From ¥1,320 (free with certain cards)	¥275/15 min	Cost of drinks only
Power/Wi-Fi	Available	Dedicated Wi-Fi and monitor included	Varies by shop
Web meetings/calls	Generally not allowed	Possible (without disturbing others)	Possible at some shops if you keep your voice down
Advance reservation	Not required	Required (H¹T BOX) / Optional (STATION BOOTH)	Not required

If you want to hold a web meeting or take an online call, the private booths “STATION BOOTH” and “H¹T BOX” are your best bet. Payment is accepted via credit card (VISA / Mastercard / AMEX / Diners / JCB / SAISON).

See the complete guide to Haneda Airport’s working spaces here

Recommendations by Purpose

If you want to relax right after arrival

In Terminal 1, “POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL” is the option; for international arrivals with ANA elite status, “ANA ARRIVAL LOUNGE” is the choice.

If you want broad access with a gold card

The six POWER LOUNGE locations in T1/T2 (including Airport Lounge (South)) all accept the same eligible cards, including VISA, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, and d CARD GOLD.

If you hold a Priority Pass

In addition to the POWER LOUNGE network, you can also use SKY LOUNGE SOUTH (T3) and NODOKA (Haneda Airport Garden). SKY LOUNGE SOUTH stands out for offering food and showers, but keep in mind it can get crowded.

If you want a special experience

If you hold an American Express Platinum or higher, “The Centurion Lounge” (T3), which opened in 2025, offers Michelin-supervised cuisine and original cocktails.

If you need to hold a web meeting or online call

The private booths “STATION BOOTH” and “H¹T BOX” are the best fit.

NearMe Is Also a Great Way to Get To and From Haneda Airport!

When heading to Haneda Airport, be sure to try “NearMe,” which takes you straight from wherever you like with no transfers.

Overview

NearMe is a flat-rate shuttle service that picks you up directly from wherever you like — your home, a hotel, and more — and takes you straight to the airport. With “shared rides,” where you ride alongside other passengers, you can save up to 80% compared to a regular taxi. It’s available 24 hours a day, so it also works for early-morning and late-night flights.

NearMe currently offers two ways to ride, so you can choose what fits your needs.

• Door-to-door: We pick you up right in front of wherever you like — your home, hotel, workplace, and more.
• NearMe Spot: A plan where you gather at a designated “virtual stop” near a specified station. This is even more affordable than door-to-door.

How to use it and pricing

Pricing by pickup/drop-off area is as follows (price per person when using a shared ride).

Pickup/drop-off area	NearMe *1	Reference taxi price *2
Ota Ward (Haneda, Higashi-Koutabashi)	From ¥1,980	From ¥2,800
Ota Ward	From ¥2,480	From ¥3,200
Shinagawa Ward	From ¥2,980	From ¥4,600
Chiyoda, Koto, Shibuya, Chuo, Minato, Meguro, Setagaya, Bunkyo, Taito, Shinjuku, Sumida, and Arakawa Wards	From ¥3,480	From ¥6,900
Toshima, Katsushika, Adachi, Kita, and Edogawa Wards	From ¥3,980	From ¥8,200
Nakano Ward	From ¥4,480	From ¥9,100
Suginami and Itabashi Wards	From ¥4,980	From ¥9,900
Nerima Ward	From ¥5,480	From ¥11,700
Mitaka, Musashino, Chofu, and Komae Cities	From ¥6,980	From ¥12,200
Nishitokyo City	From ¥8,980	From ¥17,550
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture (Kawasaki, Nakahara, and Saiwai Wards)	From ¥3,480	From ¥4,900
Urayasu City, Chiba Prefecture (including Tokyo Disney Resort)	From ¥3,980	From ¥9,500
Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture	From ¥4,980	From ¥9,500
Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture	From ¥5,480	From ¥11,500

*1: Price per person when using a “shared ride.” *2: Reference price for a single passenger, including pickup fee and expressway tolls.

For example, in areas like Chiyoda and Koto Wards, a NearMe shared ride starts at ¥3,480, compared to a reference taxi price starting at ¥6,900. NearMe requires no expressway tolls, and in many areas comes to less than half the price of a taxi.

If you use a “NearMe Spot,” rides to and from Haneda Airport start at ¥2,480. New spots are continually being added near major stations, including Jiyugaoka, Sangenjaya, Gakugei-Daigaku, Seijogakuen-mae, Nakameguro, Komazawa-Daigaku-mae, Ebisu, Nishi-Shinjuku, Yoyogi-Uehara, and Akasaka-mitsuke.

Ways to save even more

• Early-bird discount: Book at least 14 days before your ride for a discounted price.
• Share discount: Get a discounted price if you have a fellow passenger, or if the date/time and route make it easy to find one.
• Your first suitcase is free; each additional suitcase costs an extra ¥1,000.
• Fully reservation-based with online payment, making pickup and drop-off smooth and hassle-free.

NearMe is a great fit if you:

• Have an early-morning or late-night flight that doesn’t line up with train or bus schedules (no need to nap at the airport)
• Feel uneasy about driving, or simply don’t want to drive
• Have a lot of luggage, like suitcases, that makes transferring trains a hassle
• Are heading to the airport with family or friends

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. Which lounge can I use right after arrival?

A. “POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL” in the Terminal 1, 1F arrival lobby is available before security. If you’re an ANA elite member arriving internationally, “ANA ARRIVAL LOUNGE” (T2/T3 arrival lobbies) is also an option.

Q. Can I currently use the JAL lounges?

A. In 2026, JAL’s Terminal 1 domestic lounges (Diamond Premier Lounge, Sakura Lounge) are undergoing a full renovation. The North Wing is scheduled to close from around January to September 2026, and the South Wing from around October 2026 to June 2027, so be sure to check the official website for the latest operating status before visiting.

Q. Is SKY LOUNGE SOUTH closed?

A. No. While there was previously some information suggesting it was closed, the latest information confirms it’s operating as a Priority Pass member-only lounge, with extensive facilities including food, showers, and a smoking room.

Q. Is there a NODOKA lounge at Haneda Airport?

A. Yes. “Airport Cafe Lounge NODOKA” is located inside Haneda Airport Garden and is accessible with a Priority Pass.

Q. I want to hold a web meeting — can I do that in a lounge?

A. Lounge etiquette generally calls for quiet, so web meetings are not allowed in principle. We recommend using the private booths “STATION BOOTH” or “H¹T BOX” (¥275/15 min) instead.

Q. Between train, taxi, and NearMe, which is the best value for getting to Haneda Airport?

A. For example, traveling from Chiyoda Ward to Haneda Airport, a taxi (flat-rate taxi plus expressway tolls) comes to a total of ¥8,850, while NearMe’s share discount starts at ¥2,480 per person — less than a third of the taxi price.

Summary

When choosing a lounge at Haneda Airport, the key is first to consider whether you’re arriving or about to depart, and then to check whether you’ll be affected by the “2026 JAL domestic lounge renovation.”

If you’ve just arrived, POWER LOUNGE CENTRAL (T1) and ANA ARRIVAL LOUNGE (T2/T3) are options, and Priority Pass holders can also consider SKY LOUNGE SOUTH or NODOKA. If you hold an American Express Platinum or higher, you can enjoy the special experience of The Centurion Lounge, which opened in 2025.

And when heading to Haneda Airport, be sure to try NearMe’s door-to-door service as well. Even when early-morning or late-night flights leave you stuck for transportation, you can travel comfortably for less than a third of the price of a taxi.

Book ahead for savings and convenience — give NearMe a try the next time you head to Haneda Airport.