Domestic flights (Japan)
New Chitose Airport Diamond Premier Lounge
Lounge information
Business Hours
6:30 a.m. until last departure
Lounge access
Departures Lobby Floor Map
Lounge Reception: Level 2 of the Departure Lobby, near Gates 12 and 14
Please use the dedicated escalator or elevator to access the Level 3 lounge.
Lounge map
Service details
Meals and beverages
- Light meals
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic beverages
- Soup
- Miso soup
- Snacks
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Facilities
Eligibility
Please review the eligibility criteria below to determine which elite tier statuses allow access to the lounge.
Criteria based on elite tier status
JMB Diamond
JGC Premier
oneworld Elite Status Emerald
- One accompanying guest is also permitted (infants under 3 years old are not counted as an additional guest.)
Eligibility by travel class
First Class
- First class domestic flight passengers departing from the relevant airport on the day, or connecting passengers with a same-day JAL flight with a first class reservation
- Passengers connecting by 6 a.m. of the next day to or from an international JAL Group flight with a First Class reservation
- One accompanying guest is also permitted (infants under 3 years old are not counted as an additional guest.)
Furnishings
A sophisticated, high-quality interior design
The interior features a high-quality, sophisticated design that incorporates JAL’s signature red as a striking accent. The spacious layout features a dining area with light meals and beverages, as well as a relaxing lounge area with ample storage.
We offer a space where you can relax in comfort, featuring an iconic sofa that combines functionality—such as storage for your belongings and privacy—with style.
Hospitality
Meals
Bread by Morimoto
We offer the flavors of Morimoto, a company renowned for its many famous confectioneries in Hokkaido.
Available hours: All day
JAL’s specially baked curry bread
This is a product exclusive to JAL domestic lounges, a focaccia with curry filling based on JAL Special Original Beef Curry, the popular dish in JAL’s international lounge.
Availability: from 11:30 a.m. onward
Onigiri (rice balls)
Two types of onigiri (rice balls) are available.
Available hours: All day
- Available only while supplies last
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Beverages
We offer a variety of beverages, including soft drinks and alcoholic beverages.
Please check the basic information regarding our menu offerings.
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Concept
Japanese Ambience
A high-quality, sophisticated space showcasing the texture of traditional Japanese materials. For each individual seat, the focus is on storage functionality and ensuring privacy. A variety of spaces designed to suit different lifestyles.
Ryu Kosaka
A.N.D. Creative Director
Born in Tokyo in 1960. After graduating from the Department of Architecture, Faculty of Fine Arts, Musashino Art University, he joined NOMURACo., Ltd. He is currently the creative director of A.N.D. (AOYAMA NOMURA DESIGN). With the motto of “translating our clients' visions into compelling designs,” he has designed numerous restaurants and has been active in a wide range of fields, including the main dining room at the Mandarin Oriental Tokyo and the environmental design for the Shin-Marunouchi Building.
Art
Digital artwork changes in real time on large screens in the entrance area to the Diamond and JGC Premier security checkpoint.
Details
Title: Kusho - Writings in the Air: Reversible Rotation in Black and White with Cranes - New Chitose, White Light, Day and Night
Ultrasubjective Space is logically perceived to rotate equally in both the left and right directions, whereas all kusho works of art rotate only in one direction. Therefore, depending on your consciousness, it will appear to rotate to the right or the left.
Kusho is calligraphy in the air. The deep, fast, and powerful black ink traces give a new interpretation as it reconstructs the character three-dimensionally in space. The logical structure of TeamLab’s Ultrasubjective Space becomes two dimensional. The calligraphy wanders both back and forth between a flat plane and solid body.
This work brightens up with the sunrise and darkens when the sun sets. During the night it glitters in white light.
teamLab
teamLab is a collective, interdisciplinary creative group that brings together professionals from various fields of practice in the digital society: artists, programmers, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians, architects, web and print graphic designers, and editors. Referring to themselves as "ultra-technologists," their aim is to achieve a balance between art, science, technology, and creativity.
Next to the third floor reception counter, a calligraphic work by Sisyu is on display.
Details
Title: Try believing in the infinite possibilities we possess, beyond ∞. The conventions and constraints created by others can surely be overcome. Toward a future version of yourself, beyond the limits of infinity.
Sisyu (Calligrapher/Artist)
At the 2015 Salon exhibition of the Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts (founded 155 years ago by Rodin and others), held at the Carrousel du Louvre in the basement of the Louvre Museum in Paris, she was selected as the “VIP Artist”—a distinction awarded to only one artist worldwide since Taikan Yokoyama—and exhibited in the main venue, which spans approximately 250m². At the 2014 exhibition, she was praised with the description, “Hokusai transformed three-dimensional forms into two-dimensional ones, while Sisyu transformed two-dimensional forms into three-dimensional ones,” and sh became the first Japanese artist to win two Gold Prizes. By transforming “calligraphy,” a traditional Japanese art form, into painting, media art, and sculpture, her works uniquely express the emotions and principles inherent in the written word, resulting in one-of-a-kind contemporary art that conveys Japanese culture and philosophy to the world. Member of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology’s Advisory Panel on the Future of Cultural Events Leading Up to 2020; Member of the Cabinet Secretariat’s Ise-Shima Summit Logo Selection Committee; Professor at Osaka University of Arts.