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American Express opens Centurion Lounge at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport

Cardholders will have access to a specialty drinks and sweets bar.

American Express is opening a new Centurion Lounge at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport on 16 July 2025.

Located in Haneda’s Terminal 3 near Gate 114, it is the latest addition to the more than 1,550 lounges worldwide that eligible Amex card members can enjoy.

Cardmembers will have access to select dishes by Chef Satoshi Ogino, plus a specialty drinks and sweets bar featuring a selection of teas and traditional Japanese Wagashi sweets, American Express said in a press release.

Singapore cardmembers of The Platinum Card® will also have access to the lounge.

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