Japan Airport Terminal Co., Ltd., the operator of Haneda Airport in Tokyo, will open the cardholder lounge “FOREST LOUNGE” on September 1, in conjunction with the opening of the north satellite facility at Terminal 1.
Located airside, after security, near Gate 26 in the north satellite, it will be Haneda Airport’s first lounge integrated with a café. In addition to serving lounge users, it will offer takeaway café items such as drinks and sweets, as well as Haneda Airport-exclusive souvenirs.
The lounge has 22 seats. It features an open design that creates a sense of continuity with the gate area, with extensive use of wood materials and greenery in the interior. While retaining the comfort of the existing “POWER LOUNGE” cardholder lounges, it creates a warm and relaxing atmosphere. Some parts of the interior also use construction offcuts from the terminal and carbon-neutral materials.
The lounge will also feature a “Solari-style FIS (Flight Information System),” a digital recreation of the flap-style flight information display boards once familiar at airports.
The standard admission fee is 1,320 yen for adults and 660 yen for children aged 4 to 12; admission is free for children aged 3 and under. Holders of affiliated credit cards are admitted free of charge. One soft drink is included, with additional drinks available for a fee. Alcoholic beverages are also available for purchase. Opening hours will correspond to the operating schedule of flights using the north satellite.
The Terminal 1 north satellite facility will begin operations on September 1, serving Japan Airlines (JAL) Group and Skymark flights.
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