Lounges at Fukuoka Airport

JAL’s domestic Sakura Lounge at FUK. Not Priority Pass. JAL sometimes sells limited paid entry (commonly advertised around ¥3,000 on selected midweek daytime departures — confirm the live JAL lounge page). Soft drinks and light refreshments; treat airline rules as authoritative over third-party summaries.

Landside paid lounge on Domestic 1F — usable even before you have cleared security, and the airport notes aviation passengers are not strictly required for general paid entry. Soft drinks included; no showers. Closes earlier than the South airside room (20:30). Not Priority Pass.

Largest domestic paid Lounge TIME room (about 180 seats). Soft drinks included; alcohol and light meals are extra. Not Priority Pass. Stronger airside domestic option than the landside North room if you have already cleared security.

Flagship shared international lounge and the clear Priority Pass default at FUK. PP lists 07:00–21:15, digital cards, standard complimentary alcohol when stocked, flight information, conference rooms for a fee, no smoking, children under 2 free, up to four guests per cardholder when the visit rules allow, and a 3-hour max stay. Named Lounge of the Year Regional Winner Asia Pacific in Priority Pass’s 2026 awards, with aggregate ratings around 4.5 / 5 from a large review base. Capacity can restrict entry at peaks — arrive with buffer.

Airport-operated pay lounge on the international airside concourse. Soft drinks are included with the entry fee; beer/highball all-you-can-drink promotions appear seasonally (e.g. mid-2026 summer offer at ¥1,400 / hour — confirm live posters). Not a Priority Pass room. About 70 all-non-smoking seats. Useful backup when PP queues or membership rules block Lounge Fukuoka.