Naha Airport Lounges
Naha Airport · Okinawa, Japan
Naha (OKA) is Okinawa's main gateway and one of Japan's busiest domestic airports. Most of its nine lounges sit on the domestic side — the ANA and JAL flagship lounges plus a DragonPass pay-in option — while the international terminal has Lounge Ryurin and a VIP Lounge. A capsule-hotel lounge serves landside arrivals.
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 Naha 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 23, 2026
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Lounge Ryurin
Lounge Ryurin is the most flexible option at Naha — it sits airside in the international terminal and takes both SkyTeam status and DragonPass, so it works for international departures without a specific airline ticket. A solid all-rounder on the international side.
ANA Suite Lounge
The ANA Suite Lounge is the top-tier branded experience at Naha, serving ANA's premium passengers and Star Alliance Gold members on the domestic side. The most refined airline lounge at OKA for Star Alliance flyers.
Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge
The Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge anchors the domestic terminal for oneworld premium passengers and eligible status holders flying JAL. With a modern Japanese aesthetic and a calm feel, it's the natural pick for JAL departures from Okinawa.
First Cabin Naha Airport
First Cabin Naha Airport is a landside pay-in lounge and capsule hotel open to anyone, with or without a boarding pass. DragonPass members get a free short stay — a useful spot to rest before check-in or after a late landing.
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First Cabin Naha Airport is a pay-in lounge and capsule hotel on the 1st and 2nd floors of the passenger terminal building (front desk on the 2nd floor). It's landside, in the public area…
The JAL Diamond Premier Lounge at Naha Airport opened in February 2018 as Japan Airlines' top-tier lounge on the domestic side. It's reserved for JAL's highest-status passengers and…
The JAL Sakura Lounge Annex is an additional Japan Airlines lounge space within Naha Airport's domestic terminal, after security. It welcomes premium passengers departing on Japan Airlines,…
Lounge hana
★3.4Lounge hana is a quiet, landside lounge on the 1st floor of Naha's domestic terminal, before the security check. Reachable on DragonPass, it offers a tranquil retreat from the busy terminal…
Lounge Ryurin
★3.4Lounge Ryurin sits airside in Naha Airport's international terminal, on the 4th floor near Gate 42 beside the DFS duty-free shop. It's the most flexible international-side option at OKA,…
ANA Lounge
★3.8The ANA Lounge is ANA's standard lounge at Naha Airport, on the domestic side near Security Check C. It serves eligible ANA passengers and Star Alliance Gold members. The space has a…
ANA Suite Lounge
★3.8The ANA Suite Lounge is ANA's top-tier lounge at Naha Airport, on the domestic side near Security Check C. It serves ANA's premium passengers and eligible Star Alliance Gold members. The…
The Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge sits airside on Level 2 of Naha Airport's domestic terminal, after security. It serves JAL premium passengers and eligible oneworld Emerald and Sapphire…
VIP Lounge
★3.4The VIP Lounge is on the 1st floor of Naha Airport's international terminal, close to security, and is reachable on Star Alliance access. It offers a comfortable escape from the busy…
Naha Airport lounges by terminal.
Domestic Terminal
Naha is one of Japan's busiest domestic airports, and the domestic terminal holds most of its lounges. ANA runs its Suite Lounge and standard ANA Lounge here for Star Alliance passengers, while Japan Airlines operates the Sakura Lounge, the Sakura Lounge Annex and the higher-tier Diamond Premier Lounge for oneworld flyers. Lounge hana is a landside DragonPass option before security.
- —Largest cluster of lounges at OKA — ANA and JAL both have a presence
- —ANA Suite Lounge and ANA Lounge serve Star Alliance passengers
- —JAL Sakura, Sakura Annex and Diamond Premier cover oneworld flyers
- —Lounge hana is a landside DragonPass option before the security check
International Terminal
Naha's international terminal handles flights to Taiwan, Korea, mainland China, Hong Kong and other regional destinations. Lounge Ryurin sits airside on the 4th floor near Gate 42 and accepts SkyTeam status and DragonPass, while the VIP Lounge is reachable on Star Alliance access. Coverage is lighter than on the domestic side.
- —Lounge Ryurin is airside on the 4th floor near Gate 42, by DFS duty free
- —Ryurin takes SkyTeam status and DragonPass
- —The VIP Lounge is reachable on Star Alliance access
- —Fewer lounges than the domestic terminal
Terminal Building (Landside)
The passenger terminal building also has a landside rest option open to all visitors. First Cabin Naha Airport is a pay-in lounge and capsule hotel on the 1st and 2nd floors, accessible with or without a boarding pass — useful before you check in or after a late arrival.
- —First Cabin is landside, open to everyone with or without a boarding pass
- —Pay-in lounge and capsule hotel on the 1st and 2nd floors
- —DragonPass members receive a free short stay and discounts on longer stays
How to get into lounges at OKA.
Naha is mostly an airline-lounge airport on the domestic side, where ANA (Star Alliance) and JAL (oneworld) run lounges for their premium passengers and status holders. DragonPass is the most useful membership for independent access — it covers Lounge Ryurin, Lounge hana and First Cabin — while SkyTeam status reaches Ryurin on the international side. Always check whether your lounge is on the domestic or international side before you go through security.
Airline & alliance lounges
ANA runs the Suite Lounge and ANA Lounge on the domestic side for Star Alliance Gold members and ANA premium passengers, while Japan Airlines operates the Sakura, Sakura Annex and Diamond Premier lounges for oneworld Emerald and Sapphire flyers. Access follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
Star Alliance
oneworldDragonPass
DragonPass is the most useful membership at Naha, opening Lounge Ryurin in the international terminal, Lounge hana on the landside domestic side, and a free short stay at the First Cabin capsule lounge. Check the per-lounge page for the exact location and any time limits.
DragonPassSkyTeam
SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers on an eligible flight can use Lounge Ryurin in the international terminal. Coverage is narrow at OKA, so confirm your lounge and terminal before clearing security.
SkyTeamPay-in entry
First Cabin Naha Airport is a landside pay-in lounge and capsule hotel open to all visitors, with or without a boarding pass — you can pay to rest there even without a membership. It's a practical option before check-in or after a late landing.
Premium-cabin ticket
A premium-cabin or eligible domestic ticket on ANA or JAL gets you into that airline's Naha lounge directly — the simplest route if you're flying with either carrier out of Okinawa, with no membership needed.
ANA
Japan AirlinesKnow before you go.
Domestic vs international
- —Naha is overwhelmingly a domestic airport — most lounges, including ANA and JAL's, are on the domestic side.
- —The international terminal has fewer lounges; Lounge Ryurin (airside) and the VIP Lounge are the main options there.
- —Check whether your lounge is domestic or international before you clear the security check — the lounges don't overlap.
Pick the right membership
- —DragonPass is the most useful single membership at OKA — it covers Ryurin, Lounge hana and First Cabin.
- —SkyTeam status only reaches Lounge Ryurin in the international terminal; ANA and JAL lounges follow Star Alliance and oneworld.
- —If you're flying ANA or JAL in a premium cabin, your ticket is the simplest way in.
Rest landside before flying
- —First Cabin Naha is landside and open to anyone, with or without a boarding pass — handy before you check in.
- —It's a capsule hotel as well as a lounge, so you can book a longer rest or even an overnight stay.
- —DragonPass members get a free short stay plus discounts on longer ones at First Cabin.
Finding Lounge Ryurin
- —Lounge Ryurin is airside on the 4th floor of the international terminal, near Gate 42 beside the DFS duty-free shop.
- —After security, head left towards Gate 42 and take the dedicated elevator next to DFS up to the 4th floor.
- —It's the most flexible international-side lounge, taking both SkyTeam status and DragonPass.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track nine lounges at Naha Airport (OKA). Most are on the domestic side, including the ANA Suite Lounge, ANA Lounge, JAL Sakura Lounge, Sakura Lounge Annex, Diamond Premier Lounge and the landside Lounge hana. The international terminal has Lounge Ryurin and a VIP Lounge, and First Cabin is a landside pay-in lounge.
The lounges we track at Naha are reached mainly through DragonPass, SkyTeam and the airline alliances rather than Priority Pass. DragonPass is the most useful independent membership here, covering Lounge Ryurin, Lounge hana and the First Cabin capsule lounge. Check the per-lounge page for the access routes that apply to your card.
The domestic terminal has the ANA Suite Lounge and ANA Lounge for Star Alliance passengers, the Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge, the Sakura Lounge Annex and the Diamond Premier Lounge for oneworld flyers, plus the landside Lounge hana on DragonPass. It's where most of Naha's lounges sit.
Naha's international terminal has Lounge Ryurin, which sits airside on the 4th floor near Gate 42 and takes SkyTeam status and DragonPass, plus a VIP Lounge reachable on Star Alliance access. Coverage is lighter than on the domestic side.
Yes. First Cabin Naha Airport is a landside pay-in lounge and capsule hotel open to all visitors, with or without a boarding pass. You can pay for a short rest or a longer stay, and DragonPass members get a free short stay plus discounts on longer ones.
Yes. ANA runs two lounges on the domestic side — the higher-tier ANA Suite Lounge and the standard ANA Lounge — near Security Check C. They serve ANA premium passengers and eligible Star Alliance Gold members.
Yes. Japan Airlines operates the Sakura Lounge, the Sakura Lounge Annex and the higher-tier Diamond Premier Lounge on the domestic side at Naha, for JAL premium passengers and eligible oneworld Emerald and Sapphire status holders.
No. The domestic and international sides have separate security and immigration, so once you've cleared the checkpoint for your flight you can't switch to a lounge on the other side. Pick a lounge that matches the terminal you're departing from before you go through.