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Fukuoka Airport has several lounges, but the right choice depends first on your terminal and whether you are before or after security. The domestic and international terminals are separate buildings, so a lounge in one cannot be used while departing from the other.
Domestic departure after security: Lounge TIME/South. Before security or after arrival: Lounge TIME/North. International departure: Lounge TIME International for paid/card access, or Lounge Fukuoka if your airline or Priority Pass membership qualifies.
Fukuoka Airport lounge comparison
| Lounge | Location | Who can use it | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lounge TIME/North | Domestic 1F, before security | Paid guests and eligible cardholders | 6:00–20:30 |
| Lounge TIME/South | Domestic 2F, after security | Domestic departing passengers; paid or eligible cards | 6:00–21:00 |
| ANA LOUNGE | Domestic 2F, after security | Eligible ANA passengers and members | Check your flight and status conditions |
| JAL Sakura / Diamond Premier | Domestic 2F, after security | Eligible JAL passengers and members | Check JAL conditions |
| Lounge TIME International | International 3F, after immigration/security | Paid guests and eligible cardholders | After immigration opens–21:00 |
| Lounge Fukuoka | International 4F, after immigration/security | Eligible airline guests and Priority Pass members | Flight-dependent; check current access |
Information checked on July 23, 2026. Card brands, airline status rules and opening hours can change; show your same-day boarding pass and confirm eligibility at reception.
Domestic lounges: North or South?
Lounge TIME/North is useful for meeting someone, waiting after arrival or relaxing before security. The airport lists 132 seats, Wi-Fi and free soft drinks. Admission is ¥1,100 for adults, ¥550 for children aged 3–12 and free for children under three. There is no shower.
Lounge TIME/South is the convenient card lounge after domestic security. It has 180 seats, Wi-Fi and free soft drinks, with the same public admission fees. Once you enter South you are already in the departure area, so allow enough time to reach your gate.
The 3F TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE CAFE LOUNGE is a paid café/workspace before security, not a credit-card lounge. It can be a better choice for longer work sessions. ANA and JAL lounges have separate access rules tied to cabin, frequent-flyer status or lounge vouchers.
International lounges
Lounge TIME International is on 3F after immigration and security. The airport lists a public fee of ¥1,100 for adults and ¥550 for ages 3–12, with children under three free. It has 70 seats, Wi-Fi and soft drinks, but no shower.
Lounge Fukuoka is on 4F and accepts designated airline passengers and qualifying lounge-program members, including Priority Pass under the program’s current terms. Do not assume a credit card alone guarantees entry: verify the lounge name in your card or membership app for your travel date.
Practical tips for international visitors
- Check whether a lounge is before or after security before walking there.
- The international terminal is reached from the domestic terminal by free shuttle bus; leave transfer time.
- None of the three Lounge TIME locations listed here has a shower.
- Lounges do not make boarding announcements, so monitor the flight screens.
- Outside food and drinks may be prohibited.
See the airport’s official pages for TIME/North, TIME/South, TIME International and Lounge Fukuoka. You may also want the Fukuoka Airport parking guide.
