Lounge directory · OKA · Last reviewed 27 June 2026
Okinawa Naha Lounges OKA: every lounge and how to get in
Naha runs five lounges split across a domestic wing and an international wing that do not connect airside, so the right lounge is the one in the area you fly from. Here is the full map and how to get in.
- Lounge verdict
- Small but workable. The domestic wing carries the airline rooms, the ANA Lounge, the ANA Suite Lounge and the JAL Sakura Lounge, all tied to business fares or status. The one open to everyone is Lounge Hana, landside on the 4th floor of the domestic wing. The international wing has a single airside room, Lounge Ryurin. There is no Amex Centurion and no dedicated Priority Pass lounge here.
- Best access play
- Lounge Hana for 1,320 yen at the door, or free with an eligible Japanese issued gold card and a same day boarding pass. It is landside, so it works before security or after landing. Showers cost 1,500 yen on top, with shower reception closing at 19:00.
- The one thing to know
- The wings do not link airside, so an international lounge is no use to a domestic departure and the other way round. Lounge Hana is the exception because it is landside, usable from either wing before you pass security. Current listings show it does not take Priority Pass.
Orientation
How the Naha lounge map works
The wing decides everything at OKA. The domestic and international wings sit at opposite ends of one long building with no airside link, so an airside lounge is only reachable from inside its own wing. Pick around your departure gate, not the room a security screening away.
The domestic wing holds the airline lounges. The ANA Lounge sits airside near Gate 31 with its own dedicated security lane, the ANA Suite Lounge alongside it for the airline's top tier, and the JAL Sakura Lounge airside near Gate 20. All three follow the usual Japanese rules of business class fares, alliance status or the airline's own elite tiers, with no public day pass. The access play for everyone else is Lounge Hana, landside on the 4th floor, which moved upstairs in February 2026 into a larger room with runway and ocean views. The international wing keeps a single airside room, Lounge Ryurin on the 4th floor, open through the daytime flight bank. Hours and walk in prices shift with the schedule, so treat the figures below as verify at booking.
The lounges
Every OKA lounge by wing
| Lounge | Wing and location | Access | Walk up | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lounge Hana | Domestic wing, 4th floor, landside | Pay in, or free with eligible Japanese issued gold cards plus a same day boarding pass | 1,320 yen, soft drinks included; showers 1,500 yen extra | The access play without status, landside and usable from either wing before security |
| ANA Lounge | Domestic wing, airside near Gate 31, own security lane | ANA and Star business or first, Star Alliance Gold, ANA elite tiers | No public day pass | The Star Alliance room for domestic departures, open 6:00 to 21:00 |
| ANA Suite Lounge | Domestic wing, airside near Gate 31, alongside the ANA Lounge | ANA First class and Diamond top tier only | Not purchasable | The premium upgrade reserved for ANA's highest tiers |
| JAL Sakura Lounge | Domestic wing, airside near Gate 20 | JAL and oneworld business, oneworld Sapphire and above, JAL elite tiers | No public day pass | The oneworld room for domestic departures, open from early morning to the last flight |
| Lounge Ryurin | International wing, 4th floor, airside | Airline contracts and lounge membership programs; walk in listed by resellers | To be confirmed | The only international airside lounge, tracking the daytime flight bank, roughly 8:45 to 16:00 |
Two things to read from the table. First, the only door that opens without airline status or a flight specific contract is Lounge Hana, and because it is landside it serves both wings before security. Second, whether Lounge Ryurin in the international wing accepts Priority Pass today is to be confirmed, so do not build a plan around that card at Naha.
Access decoder
What actually opens these doors
Paying at the door works at Lounge Hana for 1,320 yen with soft drinks included, and showers cost 1,500 yen on top, with shower reception closing at 19:00. It is the simplest route for anyone without status, and it is landside, so you can use it before security or after you land.
Japanese issued gold cards open Lounge Hana free with a same day boarding pass, through a long list of eligible cards. If you hold one, bring it and your boarding pass and you skip the 1,320 yen.
Status and class of travel cover the airline rooms. The ANA Lounge and ANA Suite Lounge take ANA and Star business or first, Star Alliance Gold and ANA elite tiers, the Suite room reserved for the airline's highest tiers. The JAL Sakura Lounge takes JAL and oneworld business, oneworld Sapphire and above, and JAL elite tiers. None sells a public day pass.
Priority Pass is not the card to lean on here. Current listings show Lounge Hana does not accept it, and acceptance at Lounge Ryurin in the international wing is to be confirmed. Because the wings do not connect airside, the single most useful rule is to choose the lounge in your departure wing, or use landside Lounge Hana before you pass security. Confirm the door and hours on the day, since lounge hours shift with the flight schedule and shrink during typhoons.
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FAQ
Okinawa Naha lounge questions
Which OKA lounges take Priority Pass?
None that we can confirm. Current listings show Lounge Hana in the domestic wing does not accept Priority Pass, and acceptance at Lounge Ryurin in the international wing is to be confirmed. The reliable route in without status is paying 1,320 yen at Lounge Hana or using an eligible Japanese issued gold card with a same day boarding pass.
Can I pay to get into a Naha lounge without status?
Yes, at Lounge Hana on the 4th floor of the domestic wing. Walk up entry costs 1,320 yen with soft drinks included, showers are 1,500 yen extra, and it is open 8:00 to 20:00. It is landside, so it works from either wing before you pass security. Resellers list walk in entry to Lounge Ryurin in the international wing, but confirm the price at booking.
Where is Lounge Hana and what does it cost?
Lounge Hana sits on the 4th floor of the domestic wing, landside, after it moved upstairs from the arrivals level in February 2026. It is open 8:00 to 20:00, costs 1,320 yen at the door with soft drinks included, or nothing with an eligible Japanese issued gold card and a same day boarding pass. Showers cost 1,500 yen, with reception closing at 19:00.
Is there a lounge in the international wing at Naha?
Yes, Lounge Ryurin on the 4th floor of the international airside area. Published hours are roughly 8:45 to 16:00, tracking the daytime flight bank rather than the full day, and access runs through airline contracts and lounge membership programs, with walk in entry listed by resellers. If your international flight leaves in the evening, plan to eat landside first.
Can I use an airline lounge at OKA without flying that airline in business?
Only with the right status. The ANA Lounge and ANA Suite Lounge admit ANA and Star business or first, Star Alliance Gold and ANA elite tiers, the Suite room for the airline's top tiers. The JAL Sakura Lounge admits JAL and oneworld business, oneworld Sapphire and above, and JAL elite tiers. None sells a public day pass, so without status use Lounge Hana.
Do the Naha lounges have showers?
Lounge Hana has shower rooms for 1,500 yen on top of entry, with reception closing at 19:00. The ANA and JAL airside lounges offer showers for eligible guests. There is no documented free public shower in the terminal, so the dependable option is Lounge Hana.
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