Getting from Haneda Airport (Tokyo International Airport)
An airport in Ota City, Tokyo, close to the city center. International flights mainly use Terminal 3 and Terminal 2, and the Keikyu Line and Tokyo Monorail reach Shinagawa and Hamamatsucho in about 15–20 minutes. Airport Limousine Buses also run frequently to Shinjuku, Shibuya, Yokohama and other areas.
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How to get from Haneda Airport (Tokyo International Airport) to the main destinations. Pick one to compare every option.
✈ HND →Tokyo StationThe standard way to Tokyo Station is the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho and then a transfer to JR, taking about 30 minutes. To avoid transfers, there is also the Airport Limousine Bus to Tokyo Station Yaesu North Exit (limited service) or a taxi.
✈ HND →ShinjukuThe Airport Limousine Bus is a convenient way to Shinjuku with no transfers, stopping at Shinjuku Station West Exit, Busta Shinjuku and major hotels. By train, take the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa and transfer to the JR Yamanote Line, taking about 50 minutes.
✈ HND →ShibuyaThe Airport Limousine Bus, which stops at Shibuya Fukuras and hotels in Shibuya, is a convenient way to Shibuya with no transfers. By train, take the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa and transfer to the JR Yamanote Line, taking about 45 minutes.
✈ HND →AsakusaTo Asakusa, Keikyu Line trains running through to the Toei Asakusa Line take about 40 minutes with no transfer. No limited express surcharge is needed, and you can ride with a transportation IC card.
✈ HND →Yokohama StationThe Keikyu Line reaches Yokohama in about 30 minutes with no transfer, at a reasonable fare. If you have a lot of luggage, the Keikyu Bus to YCAT at Yokohama Station East Exit is convenient, and there is also a late-night bus.
✈ HND →Narita Airport (transfer)For transfers to Narita Airport, the Airport Limousine Bus is convenient, with no changes and luggage stowed underneath. For a cheaper option, take the through trains on the Keikyu, Toei Asakusa and Keisei lines.When you arrive
- ✓At Terminal 3, the Keikyu Line and Tokyo Monorail ticket gates are right outside the 2nd-floor arrivals lobby
- ✓Next to the Keikyu Line ticket gates is the Keikyu Tourist Information Center (8:00–22:00, multilingual, sells tickets for international visitors and exchanges currency)
- ✓Buses require a ticket before boarding. Buy at the ticket machines or counters at Terminal 3, and at the ticket machines at Terminals 1 and 2
- ✓For bus stops at Terminal 3, follow the signs from the 2nd-floor Access Hall down to the 1st floor
- ✓Free shuttle buses run between terminals (every 4 minutes 5:00–20:00, every 8 minutes 20:00–24:00). Transfer passengers can also ride the Keikyu Line and Monorail between terminals for free by picking up a transfer boarding pass at an information counter
Terminals
Domestic terminal. The arrivals lobby is on the 1st floor, and the Keikyu Line and Tokyo Monorail stations are on B1F
Domestic and international flights. The international arrivals lobby is on the 2nd floor. The Keikyu Line and Tokyo Monorail stations are on B1F
International terminal. The arrivals lobby is on the 2nd floor, directly connected to the Keikyu Line and Tokyo Monorail stations. Bus stops and the taxi stand are on the 1st floor
Discount tickets for travelers
Unlimited rides on all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines. 24 hours ¥1,000 for adults, 48 hours ¥1,500, 72 hours ¥2,000; children half price (as of October 2026). For international visitors on short-term stays; passport required. At Haneda Airport, buy at the tourist information center in the 2nd-floor arrivals lobby of Terminal 3. Not valid on the Keikyu Line, Monorail or JR
Fares and times are as of the date shown. Fares and timetables change, so check the operator’s official website before you travel.
PRKlookHaneda Airport ⇔ Tokyo Airport Limousine BusAirport Limousine Bus connecting Haneda Airport with Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Ginza, Tokyo Disney Resort, Odaiba and other parts of Tokyo. Board with a QR code and stow your luggage in the trunkView on Klook
PRKlookTokyo Monorail Ticket (Haneda Airport ⇔ Hamamatsucho)One-way e-ticket for the Tokyo Monorail connecting Haneda Airport Terminals 1–3 with Hamamatsucho. Show the QR code to station staff to boardView on Klook
PRKlookHaneda Airport Private Transfer (Tokyo and more)Private transfer from Haneda Airport to hotels in Tokyo and elsewhere. Includes flight tracking and meet-and-greet service. Choose from vehicles seating 4 to 10 peopleView on Klook
PRKlookJapan 4G/5G Unlimited SIM Card (Airport Pickup)Unlimited data SIM on the NTT docomo network. Pick up at Japanese airports such as Haneda Airport Terminal 3. Choose from 5 to 31 daysView on Klook
PRKlookTokyo Subway Ticket (24/48/72 hours)A pass for unlimited rides at about 280 stations on Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway. Not valid on JR linesView on Klook
IC transit cards
Welcome Suica for international visitors can be purchased at the dedicated Welcome Suica ticket machines at Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station and at the JR EAST Travel Service Center (no deposit, valid for 28 days, ¥1,000–¥10,000). Transportation IC cards can be used on the Keikyu Line, Tokyo Monorail, Airport Limousine Bus and Keikyu Bus
Arriving late at night or early morning
Useful airport services
- Lockers & baggage storage
- Coin lockers in T3 (2nd-floor arrivals lobby, north and south of the 3rd-floor departures lobby), T1 (B1F–2F) and T2 (1F–3F), all before security. At T3, per 24 hours: small ¥500, medium ¥700, large ¥900; at T1 and T2, per day: small from ¥400 (as of October 2026). Up to 7 days. There is also 24-hour temporary baggage storage on the 2nd and 3rd floors of T3
- Luggage delivery
- At T3, JAL ABC (4:00–25:00) and Yamato Transport (5:00–23:00) delivery counters in the 2nd-floor arrivals lobby. At T1 and T2, Yamato Transport and Sagawa Express in the 1st-floor arrivals lobby, and Yamato Transport and JAL ABC in the 2nd-floor international arrivals lobby of T2
- SIM & Wi-Fi
- In the 2nd-floor arrivals lobby of T3: the Mobile Center (6:30–23:00, with 24-hour unstaffed Wi-Fi rental) and the AnyFone JAPAN counter (6:00–23:00). SIM vending machine on B1F of T1
- Currency exchange & ATMs
- In the 2nd-floor arrivals lobby of T3: a 24-hour currency exchange (Japan Airport Terminal) and a 24-hour exchange machine (Pocket Change). Currency exchange is also available at T1 and T2
- Taxis
- Taxi stands are T3: 1st floor No. 21; T1: 1st floor (No. 1 and No. 17 for Kawasaki/Yokohama, No. 2 and No. 18 for other areas); T2: 1st floor (No. 2 and No. 20 for Kawasaki/Yokohama, No. 3 and No. 19 for other areas). Flat fares are available to many areas of Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefecture. Toll road charges are extra, and a late-night/early-morning flat fare applies 22:00–5:00
Tips for travelers
- ✓To central Tokyo, the basic choices are the Keikyu Line (toward Shinagawa, toward Yokohama, or through to the Asakusa Line) or the Tokyo Monorail (to Hamamatsucho). Both accept transportation IC cards
- ✓For going straight to hotels in Shinjuku, Shibuya and elsewhere, or with large luggage, take the Airport Limousine Bus. Buy your ticket before boarding
- ✓Bus travel times vary with road conditions, so allow extra time on days with connections or plans
- ✓Train routes can also be checked with the route search on the official Haneda Airport website
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Places to Stay near Haneda Airport (Tokyo International Airport)PR
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Travel passes for Tokyo & Around
Tokyo Subway Ticket
Tokyo & Around ・ 24, 48 or 72 hours from the time you first pass through an automatic ticket gate (expiry printed on the back)
From ¥1,000
Hakone Freepass
Tokyo & Around ・ 2 or 3 days (counted in calendar days, with the first day of use as day 1; not 48 hours)
From ¥7,100
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Travel times, fares and boarding points are based on official airport, rail and bus company information. Fares and timetables can change, so check the official websites before you go.
Last checked: 2026-10-06





