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There is a new Amex Centurion lounge to check out at Tokyo Haneda and it’s open today! If you’ve been counting, this makes 30 Centurion lounges around the world. This one measures in at 7500 square feet, offers up private rooms for meditation, sushi, ramen, and curated drinks at the bar.
Tomorrow, July 16, American Express will open a new Centurion Lounge at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport (HND), the busiest airport in Japan and one of the busiest airports in the world. Located in Haneda’s Terminal 3 near Gate 114, guests can enjoy sweeping views of the airfield while they rest and refuel before their flights. With more airport lounge options than any other credit card issuer, the American Express Global Lounge Collection™ is just one of the many ways American Express supports Card Members while they travel. Eligible Card Members have access to more than 1,550 lounges worldwide, including 30 Centurion Lounges.
Local Menu Curated by Tokyo’s Chef Satoshi Ogino, Plus Specialty Drinks and Sweets Bar: Acclaimed Chef Satoshi Ogino will curate the menu in the lounge. The kitchen will offer traditional Japanese favorites, including sushi and ramen, while a buffet will serve both local and global cuisine. A full bar will offer a premium menu of wine, locally inspired cocktails, and a selection of Japanese beers, sake, and shochu 1, while a dedicated sweets bar will feature a selection of teas and traditional Japanese Wagashi sweets, plus a rotating menu of additional treats.
Art and Design Inspired by Local Craftsmanship and “Japan Blue”: The lounge is inspired by the philosophy, craftmanship, and artistry of Japanese culture and “Japan Blue.” The bar features elegant Uroko ceramic tiles and a dramatic ceiling canopy, while an Edo-Kiriko-inspired custom chandelier hangs in the main seating area and locally inspired textiles and wall coverings can be found throughout the space.
Details:
- Breakfast served from 8am – 11:30am, followed by all-day dining from 11:30am – 9:30pm
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Visitors must be 18 years or older to enter unless accompanied by an adult.
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We welcome service animals into The Centurion Lounge. To view our service animal policy, visit www.thecenturionlounge.com/info/faq/.
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This is a non-smoking lounge.
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