Narita International Airport to Haneda Airport (transfer)
For transfers to Haneda Airport, the Airport Limousine Bus is convenient, with no changes and luggage stowed underneath. For a cheaper option, take the through trains on the Keisei, Toei Asakusa and Keikyu lines.
Compare your options
- Travel time
- Approx. 65–85 min
- Fare
- ¥3,600 for adults / ¥1,800 for children (as of October 2026)
- Transfers
- None
- Travel time
- Approx. 90–115 min
- Fare
- ¥1,760–¥3,080 (IC card ¥1,746–¥3,066; varies by route and train) (as of October 2026)
- Transfers
- No transfer on through trains. Other trains require a transfer along the way
| Compare your options | Travel time | Fare | Transfers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airport Limousine Bus | Approx. 65–85 min | ¥3,600 for adults / ¥1,800 for children (as of October 2026) | None |
| Keisei Access Express (through service to Haneda Airport) | Approx. 90–115 min | ¥1,760–¥3,080 (IC card ¥1,746–¥3,066; varies by route and train) (as of October 2026) | No transfer on through trains. Other trains require a transfer along the way |
Fares and times are as of the date shown. Fares and timetables change, so check the operator’s official website before you travel.
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Narita International Airport to Haneda Airport (transfer)
Airport Limousine Bus
- Board at
- Bus stops on the arrivals floor of Terminals 1, 2 and 3
- Arrive at
- Haneda Airport Terminals 1, 2 and 3
- Travel time
- Approx. 65–85 min
- Fare
- ¥3,600 for adults / ¥1,800 for children (as of October 2026)
- Frequency
- 30 buses per day (timetable as of October 2026)
- Transfers
- None
- First / last
- From T2: First 6:55 / Last 20:30 (example as of October 2026)
- Tickets
- Bus counters and automatic ticket machines on the 1st floor of the arrivals lobby (cash, credit cards and transportation IC cards accepted); advance purchase also available on the Airport Limousine Bus online reservation site
Keisei Access Express (through service to Haneda Airport)
- Board at
- Narita Airport Terminal 1 Station / Airport Terminal 2 Station (Keisei Line)
- Arrive at
- Haneda Airport Terminal 1·2 Station / Terminal 3 Station (Keikyu Line)
- Travel time
- Approx. 90–115 min
- Fare
- ¥1,760–¥3,080 (IC card ¥1,746–¥3,066; varies by route and train) (as of October 2026)
- Transfers
- No transfer on through trains. Other trains require a transfer along the way
- Tickets
- Buy a ticket at a ticket machine or ride with Suica or PASMO
- Note
- Through service across the Keisei Line, Toei Asakusa Line and Keikyu Line
Tips for travelers
- ✓Allow plenty of time for transfers in case of traffic congestion or delays
- ✓Check your departure terminal at Haneda Airport in advance
PRKlookNarita Express (N'EX) Round Trip Ticket (Narita Airport ⇔ Tokyo Area)N'EX round-trip ticket. Exchange the QR code at JR ticket machines on B1F of Narita Airport and elsewhere, reserve your seat and board. Valid for 14 daysView on Klook
PRKlookNarita Airport ⇔ Tokyo Airport Limousine BusAirport Limousine Bus connecting Narita Airport with Shinjuku, Shibuya, Tokyo Station and other parts of Tokyo. Board with a QR code and stow your luggage in the trunkView on Klook
PRKlookNarita Airport Private Transfer (Tokyo and more)Private transfer from Narita Airport to hotels in Tokyo and elsewhere. Includes flight tracking, meet-and-greet service and waiting in case of delays. Choose from vehicles seating 4 to 10 peopleView on Klook
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Other destinations from Narita International Airport
✈ NRT →Tokyo StationThe Narita Express is the fastest way to Tokyo Station, with no transfers. To keep costs down, the ¥1,500 low-cost bus (Airport Bus Tokyo-Narita) is convenient.
✈ NRT →ShinjukuThe Narita Express runs directly to Shinjuku with no transfers. If you want to go right to your hotel or have a lot of luggage, the Airport Limousine Bus is convenient.
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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





