JAL Sakura Lounge
★3.8(115 reviews)HIJ
JAL's flagship Hiroshima lounge — 2017 redesign, power at every seat.
Remodelled in March 2017, the JAL Sakura Lounge at Hiroshima Airport showcases JAL's 'Japan's appearance' design concept, created by Japanese interior designers Ryu Kosaka and Hironori Takeuchi. The result is a modern but timeless environment with comfortable seating, and a practical touch travellers appreciate: power outlets at every seat. The lounge offers a selection of snacks and drinks for a relaxed pause before departure. It serves Japan Airlines premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld Sapphire and Emerald status holders flying JAL or a oneworld partner from Hiroshima, making it the airport's flagship branded lounge.
Crowding · usually calm
Power at every seat is the standout for working travellers, paired with Wi-Fi and comfortable seating. Fine for email, calls and getting through tasks before a flight, though it's a relaxation lounge rather than a dedicated business centre.
A selection of snacks and drinks rather than a full hot buffet — in keeping with a regional Sakura Lounge. Expect coffee, tea, soft drinks and light bites to tide you over before boarding.
Inside Hiroshima Airport's single terminal, follow the signage for the JAL Sakura Lounge in the departures area.
- 01Check in with JAL at Hiroshima Airport
- 02Proceed to the departures area
- 03Follow the JAL Sakura Lounge signage
- 04Present your boarding pass at the lounge
Landmarks: Departures area · JAL check-in
ℹ Hiroshima (HIJ)
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
Instant confirmation · No hidden fees
Make the most of it.
Power at every seat makes this a good place to charge up before a flight.
Access is via JAL premium cabins or eligible oneworld status — it isn't a pay-in lounge.
If you don't have JAL or oneworld access, use one of Hiroshima's pay-in card lounges instead.
Bring your boarding pass and, for oneworld, your status card.
The 2017 redesign by Ryu Kosaka and Hironori Takeuchi is worth a look if you appreciate Japanese interior design.
Quick answers.
Japan Airlines premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld Sapphire and Emerald status holders flying JAL or a oneworld partner from Hiroshima.
Yes — the 2017 remodel added power outlets at every seat, handy for charging before a flight.
This is an airline lounge tied to JAL and oneworld eligibility, not a pay-in card lounge. If you don't qualify, use one of Hiroshima's pay-in lounges instead.
