ANA: The Room

Designed by famed architect Kengo Kuma, who also created Japan's stunning new National Stadium for the Tokyo Olympics, the ANA suites are gorgeous but understated, with wood paneling that harkens to Japan's lush forests, innovative layouts inspired by traditional Japanese living spaces and closing panels for added privacy.
ANA's 777-300ERs with the new first- and business-class suites are configured in an interesting way, with the business-class cabin split into three separate sections.
“The room” is a great place to be when you have to be in the air for a total of 13 hours from New York City to Tokyo. Being able to lay flat and get a bed like sleep feels liberating. 
Having the closable doors makes this business class suite feel more like a private first class suite. 

[@NYC-2-BKK]

Love the messaging. I try to fly first/business whenever I can with my family.

[@Serguido]

Love to see results ❤❤❤

[@busyrand]

Outstanding...

[@bkfromtherockies]

Pretty accurate. My first time in first was via a gate upgrade. After that, I always check to see if they're available. 😎

[@nickng5857]

Doing it alone is one thing, doing it with a family of 4 or more is another…😅

[@GUNMETALGUYUSA]

🤔

[@steelkeez7700]

Wack100 narrating no🤔