[Airport Lounge] ANA (NH) International Business Lounge in Tokyo Haneda Airport
hello.
Yesterday, after a long time, I issued a business class ticket for Ana Airlines and uploaded the ticket machine, and looked up the lounge usage report I had written on Naver Travel Cafe.
Maybe it’s because I’m a grandmother who loses track of time, but I thought it was just yesterday.
The visit took place in October 2015.
I visited after that, but I don’t think I wrote a review.
This review is like old kimchi, but back in 2015, Ana Airlines’ airplane painted with Star Wars decorations became an issue, so I wrote this review focusing on that.
Still, I’m uploading it so you can get a feel for it.
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Are you curious about the recent Ana Airlines business boarding experience?
I am posting a review of the Ana Airlines Business Lounge at Haneda Airport that I visited yesterday.
It is located on the 2nd floor near Gate 109.
If you open the automatic door and go in, you will go deep into the winding path.
The sparkling marble exterior wall and ANA’s unique blue color add to the classic and humid feel.
If you make one turn, you will get a Star Wars picure cabinet like that!!!!.
I was caught off guard, and the foreigners were the same way.
Why Star Wars?? It was that kind of expression.
Picures in acrylic boxes like these are decorated throughout the lounge.
Tsk!!! They made extensive publicity about launching it in Vancouver, but they only operated it three times and discontinued it… … .
When you enter the lounge, the delicious smell of curry fills your nose.
Was curry a traditional Japanese food? So much so that I was mistaken for a moment.
It’s salty, but so delicious. ^^
There is also a corner where you can make noodles.
There are about 5 types of noodles.
What does it taste like?? Just lounge noodles?
As you pass through the hallway, there are booths like the ones below.
At first I thought something was wrong, but it continued to be broadcast continuously.
If you want to talk on a cell phone, do not do so in the lounge, but use the booth.
Who will do it? But,,,,, many Japanese people were talking on the phone at the booth.
Now the Vancouver Air Canada lounge is as if you were at a university MT.
It’s very noisy, telling people to “pour it and drink it.”
It’s a really comparable atmosphere.
When I entered the bathroom in the hallway, it looked like Japan… ..
The bidet is within easy reach and easy to use. I was curious so I took a picture.
The lounge was really big and bling-bling, which was nice.
The food was delicious too.
The employees move quickly and are spotless, which is typical of Japan.
I’m posting this because there don’t seem to be any reviews of the Star Wars decorated lounge. ^^
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