Naha International Airport lounges guide

Domestic departure lounge designed by architect Kengo Kuma around the concept of treasuring every encounter, with a Yamato Wall of Japanese kalopanax wood. Offers beer, shochu, coffee, tea and soft drinks, work facilities, a multi-purpose lavatory, nursing room, diaper changing tables and baggage lockers, plus an exclusive security checkpoint with direct lounge access.

Premium domestic lounge designed by architect Kengo Kuma, with a Yamato Wall of walnut wood. Serves onigiri rice balls, breads, soup and miso soup alongside beer, wine, awamori, sake, coffee, tea and soft drinks. Includes work facilities, a photocopier, phone call area, baggage lockers, and an exclusive security checkpoint with direct lounge access.

Renovated domestic departure lounge in JAL's red colour scheme with Japanese-material motifs, wide aisles and generous seat spacing. Long sofas and table seating suit groups, while a separate area gives privacy. Offers soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, light snacks, wireless LAN, a cloak, phone booth, smoking rooms and restrooms.

Pay-in and card lounge for domestic passengers, open to any traveller. Complimentary soft drinks are included with admission, with alcoholic beverages available for an additional charge. A shower room is available as an optional extra, and designated areas allow phone calls and remote meetings.

Lounge in the international boarding waiting area, used by business class and similar passengers. Admission is by lounge voucher issued by the airline.