Komatsu Airport Lounges
Komatsu Airport(Kanazawa Airport) · Komatsu, Japan
Komatsu Airport (KMQ), the gateway to Kanazawa and Japan's Hokuriku coast, is a compact single-terminal airport with three lounges. The independent Sky Lounge Hakusan takes Japanese credit cards, lounge memberships and pay-in guests, while the JAL Sakura Lounge and ANA Lounge serve their own premium-cabin and alliance status passengers near the departure gates.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Two bookable lounges at KMQ, picked fresh each day — or browse the full directory below.
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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 Komatsu Airport(Kanazawa Airport) 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 24, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
SKY Lounge Hakusan
Sky Lounge Hakusan is the only Komatsu lounge open to travellers without airline status — it welcomes pay-in guests and holders of various Japanese-issued credit cards. Sitting on the second floor before immigration, it's the flexible all-rounder at KMQ, with comfortable seating, Wi-Fi, soft drinks and snacks and alcohol available to buy.
JAL Sakura Lounge
The JAL Sakura Lounge near Gate 1 was remodelled in March 2018 with Japanese materials and a soothing colour scheme. It's the JAL home lounge at Komatsu, with comfortable seating, a phone room, a coat closet and complimentary snacks and drinks for eligible Japan Airlines and oneworld passengers.
ANA Lounge
The ANA Lounge near Gate 2 serves premium ANA passengers and eligible Star Alliance status holders before departure. It's a quiet, simple spot to take a break ahead of your flight, with complimentary snacks and drinks including soft drinks, house wine, beer and liquor.
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ANA Lounge
★3.5The ANA Lounge at Komatsu Airport sits near Gate 2 and accepts premium ANA customers and eligible Star Alliance status holders. It's a simple, quiet place to take a break before your…
The JAL Sakura Lounge at Komatsu Airport sits near Gate 1 and serves Japan Airlines premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld status holders. Remodelled in March 2018 with Japanese…
Sky Lounge Hakusan is the independent lounge at Komatsu Airport, on the second floor before immigration. It's the only KMQ lounge open without airline status: it welcomes pay-in guests and…
Komatsu Airport(Kanazawa Airport) lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Komatsu Airport runs from a single passenger terminal serving mostly domestic flights to Tokyo, Sapporo, Fukuoka and Okinawa, plus a small number of international and charter services. All three lounges sit inside this terminal: Sky Lounge Hakusan is on the second floor before immigration, while the JAL Sakura Lounge (Gate 1) and ANA Lounge (Gate 2) are by their respective departure gates. In the Japanese domestic style, the airline lounges sit before the security checkpoint rather than deep airside.
- —Single terminal — all three KMQ lounges are here
- —Sky Lounge Hakusan: 2nd floor, before and opposite immigration
- —JAL Sakura Lounge sits near Gate 1; ANA Lounge near Gate 2
- —Airline lounges are pre-security in the typical Japanese domestic layout
How to get into lounges at KMQ.
Komatsu is an airline-lounge airport at heart — JAL and ANA each run their own lounge for premium-cabin and alliance status passengers, with one independent lounge that anyone can pay to use. There's no Priority Pass or DragonPass presence here, so your route in is either an airline ticket and status, or a pay-in / credit-card entry at Sky Lounge Hakusan.
Pay-in & credit-card entry
Sky Lounge Hakusan welcomes pay-in guests and holders of various Japanese-issued credit cards — the only Komatsu lounge open to travellers without airline status. Soft drinks are complimentary, with snacks and alcoholic drinks available to purchase inside.
JAL & oneworld
The JAL Sakura Lounge near Gate 1 serves Japan Airlines premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld Sapphire and Emerald status holders flying an eligible oneworld carrier from Komatsu.
oneworld
Japan AirlinesANA & Star Alliance
The ANA Lounge near Gate 2 accepts premium ANA customers and eligible Star Alliance status passengers. Access follows your ANA ticket or your Star Alliance frequent-flyer tier.
Star Alliance
ANABusiness & First class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket on Japan Airlines or ANA gets you into that airline's Komatsu lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying business or first, with no separate membership needed.
Japan AirlinesANAKnow before you go.
Match the lounge to your airline
- —Komatsu's two airline lounges are airline-specific — the JAL Sakura Lounge is for Japan Airlines / oneworld passengers, the ANA Lounge for ANA / Star Alliance.
- —If you're not flying JAL or ANA in a premium cabin or with status, Sky Lounge Hakusan is the lounge to head for.
- —The JAL lounge sits near Gate 1 and the ANA lounge near Gate 2 — easy to find once you know your departure gate.
Pay-in without status
- —Sky Lounge Hakusan takes pay-in guests, so you can buy your way in without airline status or a membership card.
- —It also admits holders of various Japanese-issued credit cards — worth checking if your card includes airport lounge access in Japan.
- —Soft drinks are complimentary at Sky Lounge Hakusan; snacks and alcoholic drinks are available to buy.
Know the layout
- —Komatsu is a small single-terminal airport — distances are short and you won't have far to walk to any lounge.
- —Sky Lounge Hakusan is on the second floor, before and opposite immigration; the airline lounges sit by the departure gates.
- —In the Japanese domestic style, the lounges are before the security checkpoint, so allow time to clear security afterwards.
Timing & hours
- —Sky Lounge Hakusan runs roughly 07:00 to 19:30, tracking the airport's domestic flight schedule.
- —Komatsu's flights are concentrated around the morning and evening Tokyo and Sapporo banks — the lounges are busiest then.
- —As a regional airport, KMQ is quiet between peaks, so a mid-day visit is usually relaxed.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Komatsu Airport (KMQ): the independent Sky Lounge Hakusan, the JAL Sakura Lounge near Gate 1, and the ANA Lounge near Gate 2. All sit inside the single passenger terminal.
Yes. Sky Lounge Hakusan welcomes pay-in guests and holders of various Japanese-issued credit cards, so you can pay to get in without flying a particular airline or holding alliance status. It's the only lounge at Komatsu open to walk-in guests.
No. Komatsu Airport's lounges are not in the Priority Pass or DragonPass networks. Your routes in are an airline ticket with status at the JAL or ANA lounges, or a pay-in / Japanese credit-card entry at Sky Lounge Hakusan.
Yes. The JAL Sakura Lounge sits near Gate 1 and serves Japan Airlines premium-cabin passengers and eligible oneworld status holders. It was remodelled in March 2018 with Japanese materials and a calm colour scheme, and has a phone room, coat closet and complimentary snacks and drinks.
Yes. The ANA Lounge near Gate 2 accepts premium ANA customers and eligible Star Alliance status passengers, with complimentary snacks and drinks. It's a simple, quiet place to relax before your flight.
All three are in Komatsu's single terminal. Sky Lounge Hakusan is on the second floor, before and opposite immigration; the JAL Sakura Lounge is near Gate 1; and the ANA Lounge is near Gate 2. The airline lounges sit before the security checkpoint.
Sky Lounge Hakusan runs roughly 07:00 to 19:30, in line with the airport's domestic flight schedule. The JAL and ANA lounges open around the airlines' first and last departures of the day; confirm exact hours with your airline if you're on an early or late flight.
Komatsu Airport (KMQ) is the main airport for Kanazawa and the wider Hokuriku region, with a regular limousine bus link to the city. Toyama Airport (TOY) is the next nearest gateway along the Hokuriku coast.