The workhorse Star Alliance lounge in T1. Reliable food and showers, but it is not Priority Pass and it gets busy around ANA banks.

ANA's top Narita lounge on Satellite 5: quieter and better equipped than the standard ANA Lounge if you qualify.

Landside only, and Priority Pass limits it to domestic and transit passengers. Do not plan an international departure around it.

Korean Air's T1 SkyTeam lounge. Functional if it matches your flight; not a general-access room.

Shared-airline lounge on T1 Satellite 1 with showers. Access is only through a contracting carrier — not Priority Pass.

The useful airside Priority Pass and DragonPass lounge in Terminal 1. Keep the two-hour cap in mind.

Turkish's own T1 Satellite 4 lounge, with showers until 20:30. It is not on the live Priority Pass or DragonPass lists.

Convenient for United's T1 operation. NAA lists 08:45–20:30 in the Central Building 3F. ANA Suite Lounge is preferable when you have that access.

A separate Swissport Aspire room in the T2 Satellite. Do not confuse it with KoCoo, and do not assume Priority Pass.

Temporarily closed from 11 May 2026. Eligible Cathay passengers are invited to JAL First Class and Sakura Lounges.

China Airlines' T2 lounge. NAA lists 07:35–19:50 on Main Building 2F.

Emirates' T2 lounge is a proper airline room, but NAA only lists 18:00–22:00 — plan around the Emirates bank.

A basic landside T2 card lounge. Use KoCoo after security if your itinerary allows it.

The best Terminal 2 airline lounge if you have first-class or JMB Diamond / JGC Premier access. JAL lists it on 4F, 07:30–22:00.

The main T2 oneworld lounge in the Main Building, 07:30–22:00. JAL currently lists only the main building — not a satellite room.