Fukuoka Airport Lounges
Fukuoka Airport(Itazuke Air Base) · Fukuoka, Japan
Fukuoka (FUK) splits its 11 lounges between a connected Domestic Terminal and a separate International Terminal building, linked by a free shuttle bus. The domestic side carries the most lounges — ANA, JAL Sakura, JAL Diamond Premier and the pay-in Lounge TIME spaces — while the International Terminal holds Korean Air, the JAL Sakura, Lounge Fukuoka and Lounge TIME International.
Content updated June 23, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Fukuoka Airport(Itazuke Air Base) lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 23, 2026
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Lounge TIME South
Lounge TIME South sits airside in the Domestic Terminal and welcomes pay-in guests, so you can buy your way in without airline status or a specific membership. A practical Japanese-style card lounge for most domestic departures from Fukuoka.
Lounge FUKUOKA
Lounge Fukuoka in the International Terminal has the widest access of any FUK lounge — Priority Pass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld all get you in, and it also welcomes pay-in guests. The most flexible single option for international departures.
JAL Diamond Premier Lounge
The JAL Diamond Premier Lounge is Fukuoka's highest-tier branded space in the Domestic Terminal, serving JAL First Class passengers and oneworld Emerald members with a calmer setting and a fuller food and drink spread than the adjacent Sakura Lounge.
ANA Lounge
The ANA Lounge in the Domestic Terminal serves premium-cabin and eligible status passengers flying ANA and Star Alliance partners, with a dedicated ANA Suite Lounge alongside it for top-tier flyers. The go-to for Star Alliance travellers at FUK.
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The JAL Diamond Premier Lounge at Fukuoka Airport is JAL's higher-tier domestic lounge, remodelled in March 2017 to JAL's 'Japan's appearance' design by interior designers Ryu Kosaka and…
The JAL Domestic Sakura Lounge at Fukuoka Airport was remodelled in March 2017 with JAL's 'Japan's appearance' design — a concept by Japanese interior designers Ryu Kosaka and Hironori…
Lounge TIME International is a Japanese-style card lounge in Fukuoka's International Terminal, near Gate 56. It's aimed at credit-card holders and pay-in users, and accepts DragonPass.…
Lounge TIME South is a Japanese-style card lounge in Fukuoka's Domestic Terminal, airside after the security check on 2F — turn right and walk about 30 metres past the checkpoint. It…
Lounge TIME / North is a Japanese-style card lounge in Fukuoka's Domestic Terminal, landside before the security check, next to the arrival entrance on the north side. It accepts DragonPass…
ANA Lounge
★4.2The ANA Lounge sits airside in Fukuoka's Domestic Terminal, on the departure level near Gate 8, entered through Premium Check-In. It serves ANA and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers…
ANA Suite Lounge
★3.9The ANA Suite Lounge is ANA's higher-tier lounge in Fukuoka's Domestic Terminal, airside on the departure level near Gate 8, entered through Premium Check-In. It welcomes ANA elite and…
The Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge sits airside in Fukuoka's Domestic Terminal on Level 2, after the security check. It serves JAL and oneworld premium-cabin passengers and eligible status…
The Korean Air Lounge sits airside in Fukuoka's International Terminal, near Gate 56 after the security check. It serves Korean Air and SkyTeam premium-cabin passengers and eligible status…
Lounge FUKUOKA
★3.9Lounge Fukuoka sits in the International Terminal at Fukuoka Airport, near the duty free shop. It has the widest access of any FUK lounge — Priority Pass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and…
The JAL Sakura Lounge in Fukuoka's International Terminal sits airside on the 3rd floor, opposite Gate 55. It serves Japan Airlines and oneworld premium-cabin passengers and eligible status…
Fukuoka Airport(Itazuke Air Base) lounges by terminal.
Domestic Terminal
Fukuoka's domestic terminals (T1–T3) form one connected building and hold the larger share of the airport's lounges. ANA and JAL run their airline lounges here after security, with JAL's Sakura and Diamond Premier lounges on the departures level. The pay-in Lounge TIME spaces sit on both sides of the checkpoint — Lounge TIME/North before security and Lounge TIME South airside.
- —Most of Fukuoka's lounges, including the ANA and JAL airline lounges
- —JAL Diamond Premier and Sakura lounges serve oneworld premium passengers
- —ANA Lounge and ANA Suite Lounge cover Star Alliance flyers
- —Lounge TIME/North is landside; Lounge TIME South is airside, both pay-in
International Terminal
Fukuoka's International Terminal is a separate building reached by a free inter-terminal shuttle bus. Its lounges sit airside near the gates: Lounge Fukuoka is the flexible independent (Priority Pass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld), the Korean Air Lounge serves SkyTeam, and Lounge TIME International is the DragonPass and pay-in card lounge. A JAL Sakura Lounge also serves premium passengers here.
- —Separate building — take the free shuttle from the Domestic Terminal
- —Lounge Fukuoka accepts Priority Pass, SkyTeam, Star Alliance and oneworld
- —Korean Air Lounge covers SkyTeam passengers near Gate 56
- —Lounge TIME International is the DragonPass and pay-in card lounge
How to get into lounges at FUK.
Fukuoka covers most access routes, but they're split across two terminals. Airline status drives the JAL and ANA lounges, Priority Pass and the alliances open Lounge Fukuoka in the International Terminal, DragonPass covers the Lounge TIME card lounges, and several pay-in lounges let you buy entry without any membership. Always confirm whether your lounge is in the Domestic or International Terminal before you go through security.
Pay-in / walk-in entry
Several Fukuoka lounges welcome pay-in guests, including Lounge TIME South and the JAL Domestic Sakura and Diamond Premier lounges in the Domestic Terminal, and Lounge Fukuoka internationally. You can buy entry at the door without airline status or a membership.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Korean Air Lounge and Lounge Fukuoka in the International Terminal. Coverage is narrower than the airline and pay-in routes, so check that your Priority Pass lounge matches the terminal you're departing from.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass opens the Lounge TIME card lounges — Lounge TIME/North landside in the Domestic Terminal and Lounge TIME International near Gate 56 in the International Terminal. Check the per-lounge page for the exact location before you travel.
DragonPassAirline & alliance lounges
JAL runs its Sakura and Diamond Premier lounges for oneworld Sapphire and Emerald passengers, ANA runs the ANA Lounge and ANA Suite Lounge for Star Alliance flyers, and Korean Air serves SkyTeam internationally. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
oneworld
Star Alliance
SkyTeamBusiness & First class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket on JAL, ANA or Korean Air gets you into that airline's Fukuoka lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying business or first, with no separate membership needed.
ANA
Korean AirKnow before you go.
Domestic vs International Terminal
- —Fukuoka's Domestic and International terminals are separate buildings — pick a lounge in the terminal you're flying from before clearing security.
- —A free shuttle bus connects the two terminals, but it runs landside, so you can't hop between them once you're airside.
- —The Domestic Terminal carries most of the lounges; the International Terminal has a smaller airside cluster near the gates.
Pay-in is easy here
- —Lounge TIME South (airside, Domestic) and Lounge Fukuoka (International) welcome pay-in guests, so you can buy entry without status or a card.
- —The JAL Domestic Sakura and Diamond Premier lounges also take pay-in guests in addition to oneworld status passengers.
- —Japanese card lounges like Lounge TIME are simple, quiet spaces — expect drinks and snacks rather than a full buffet.
Match your alliance
- —Star Alliance flyers want the ANA Lounge or ANA Suite Lounge in the Domestic Terminal.
- —oneworld passengers head for the JAL Sakura or Diamond Premier lounges; the Diamond Premier is the higher tier for First and Emerald.
- —SkyTeam and Priority Pass holders are best served by the Korean Air Lounge and Lounge Fukuoka in the International Terminal.
Timing & layout
- —Fukuoka sits close to the city centre with a subway link, so the terminals can be busy at commuter-heavy domestic peaks — arrive with time to spare.
- —Lounge TIME/North is before security in the Domestic Terminal, handy if you want to settle in early.
- —If you're connecting domestic-to-international, you'll change terminals via the shuttle, so plan that transfer time.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 11 lounges at Fukuoka (FUK), split between the two terminal buildings. The Domestic Terminal holds the larger share — including the ANA, JAL Sakura and JAL Diamond Premier lounges — while the International Terminal has Lounge Fukuoka, the Korean Air Lounge, Lounge TIME International and a JAL Sakura Lounge.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Korean Air Lounge and Lounge Fukuoka, both in the International Terminal. Coverage is narrower than the pay-in and airline routes, so check that your Priority Pass lounge is in the terminal you're departing from.
Yes. Several Fukuoka lounges welcome pay-in guests, including Lounge TIME South in the Domestic Terminal, the JAL Domestic Sakura and Diamond Premier lounges, and Lounge Fukuoka in the International Terminal. You can buy entry at the door without airline status or a card.
The Domestic Terminal has the ANA Lounge, ANA Suite Lounge, JAL Sakura Lounge, JAL Domestic Sakura Lounge, JAL Diamond Premier Lounge, plus the pay-in Lounge TIME/North (landside) and Lounge TIME South (airside).
The International Terminal holds Lounge Fukuoka, the Korean Air Lounge, Lounge TIME International near Gate 56, and a JAL Sakura Lounge. The International Terminal is a separate building reached by a free shuttle bus from the Domestic Terminal.
Yes. The ANA Lounge and the higher-tier ANA Suite Lounge are both in the Domestic Terminal, after security near Gate 8. They serve ANA and Star Alliance premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders.
No. Fukuoka's Domestic and International terminals are separate buildings connected by a free landside shuttle bus. Once you've cleared security you can't move between them, so choose a lounge in your departure terminal before you go through.
Both are in the Domestic Terminal. The JAL Diamond Premier Lounge is the higher tier, for JAL First Class passengers and oneworld Emerald members, with a fuller food and drink offering. The Sakura Lounge serves Business Class and Sapphire-level passengers in a simpler setting alongside it.