Narita International Airport lounges guide

A pay-per-visit lounge on the landside of Terminal 1, open before the security checkpoint to same-day departing passengers of any airline or cabin class. Seating for 78 guests is provided alongside soft and alcoholic drinks, flight information displays, newspapers and magazines, and complimentary WiFi.

A pay-per-visit lounge on the landside of Terminal 2, open before the security checkpoint to same-day departing passengers of any airline or cabin class. It is the larger of IASS's two Executive Lounges, seating 138 guests, with soft and alcoholic drinks, flight information displays, reading material and complimentary WiFi.

An airside lounge for international departures in Terminal 1's Central Building, seating 130 guests. Access is by eligible credit card or lounge-access membership rather than a boarding-pass class, with complimentary soft and alcoholic drinks, flight information displays and WiFi.

An airside lounge for international departures in Terminal 2's Main Building, seating 132 guests. Access is by eligible credit card or lounge-access membership rather than a boarding-pass class, with complimentary soft and alcoholic drinks, flight information displays and WiFi.

Narita Premier Lounge is a shared lounge operated by the airport operator rather than a single airline, used under agreements with individual airlines whose conditions vary — typically for First or Business Class passengers and elite frequent-flyer members, with some airlines also selling same-day paid access to their own passengers. It offers hot and cold food, soft and alcoholic drinks, shower facilities and complimentary WiFi.