Tokyo-Narita Airport Terminal 2 VIP Lounge, Japan: Aspire

VIP lounges in Japanese airports don’t seem to be that good? This time, I used the Dragon Card issued by Yushan to enter the Aspire VIP Lounge at Narita Airport T2 for free. It has to be said that it is far enough. It takes at least 15-20 minutes to travel all the way to the opposite side of Gate 82. The food at Aspire is sparse, and the biggest selling points are probably the view and wine. In the view part, there is a whole row of floor-to-ceiling windows facing the airport runway, which looks like a Japan Airlines plane. The sun was just about to set when we entered, and we were lucky enough to enjoy the beautiful sunset. The wine section is very good. In addition to the regular red and white wine, the beer is freshly brewed from a Sapporo draft beer machine. The bar also has live mixology for you to drink. The wine list has at least 20 kinds of cocktails. I ordered the lighter JinTonic and got a plate of edamame with sunset. The duty-free area at Narita Airport is quite scary. When you step in, you have to carry a big bag out! You can grab the most popular NewYork Perfect Cheese without having to queue up at Tokyo Station. In addition to companions, there are also drugstores, alcoholic drinks, hookahs, cosmetics and boutiques. The food court is also quite easy to browse, and includes famous restaurants in Tokyo, such as Ginza Bon Ramen, Yondaime Kikugawa Eel Rice, Kyoto Katsuragi Beef Steak, High-end Sushi Keichen, Teppanyaki Dotonbori Ta, and Japanese Western Food Sanbon Tei, the tempura specialty shop Tensui Nihonbashi Tamaki, soba Otaki, Kanna Kakai, and fruit parfait FRUIT PARLOR Mi'z. The check-in counter and security check were also very fast. It took about 15 minutes to go to the duty-free shop. In fact, there are so many things to see at Narita Airport, and there are many free public spaces and rest areas, and you don’t necessarily need to enter the VIP lounge. #JapanTandian #TokyoAttractions #NaritaAirport #aspirelounge #naritaairport