How to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo

This page introduces the means to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo, as well as the time and price it takes to get there.

We will also introduce the necessary procedures after arriving at Haneda Airport and convenient services at Haneda Airport.

Is there a direct means of transportation from Haneda Airport to Tokyo?

The means by which you can go directly from Haneda Airport to Tokyo are as follows.

List of transportation methods from Haneda Airport to Tokyo

Means	Fee	Time required
Train and Monorail	690 yen	Approx. 40 minutes
Train	510 yen	Approx. 40 minutes
Bus	1,200 yen	Approx. 40 minutes
Taxi	Approx. 7,000 yen	Approx. 40 minutes

What is the most recommended method of transportation?

While each mode of transportation has its advantages, I most recommend the bus route.

Why Bus are recommended

We recommend the bus route from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Station. The bus route requires no transfers. If you are visiting Japan for the first time, choosing a route with as few transfers as possible will reduce the chances of getting lost.

Cab routes are also recommended as they do not require transfers and allow you to travel in privacy, but they are more expensive than buses. If you are traveling with more than one person, cab travel is highly recommended. However, if there is a large number of people, there is a possibility that they will not take a cab because they will have more luggage.

As for buses, even if you have a lot of luggage, it is not a problem because there is a large space to put your luggage.

Information about Train and Bullet Train or Bus

The timetable and the number of trains per day vary depending on the time of year, so please check the schedule for the day you plan to use the service in advance.

Is there a train station at Haneda Airport?

Haneda Airport has a station, of course. It is one of the largest airports in Japan, and each terminal has its own station. There are also Keikyu Line and Monorail lines, so it is best to head there according to your purpose.

Incidentally, the Keikyu Line is divided into Haneda Airport Terminal 1-2 Station and Terminal 3 Station, while the Monorail is divided into Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Station, Terminal 2 Station, and Terminal 3 Station.

How to get from Haneda Airport to each means of transportation

The previous section was about Haneda Airport stations, but it is not uncommon to get lost and not know how to get to the station after arriving.

Here we introduce not only how to get from the Haneda Airport arrival lobby to the station, but also how to get to the bus rotary and between terminals.

Bus timetable from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Station

The bus route is very convenient, but there are not many buses per day. Please refer to the bus timetable below. However, the timetable may change depending on the time of year, so be sure to check it just before you go.

Haneda Airport Terminal 3	Haneda Airport Terminal 2	Haneda Airport Terminal 1	Tokyo Station
Departure time	Departure time	Departure time	Arrival time
8:00	8:10	8:15	8:55
9:30	9:40	9:45	10:25
10:55	11:05	11:10	11:50
12:55	13:05	13:10	13:50
14:15	14:25	14:30	15:10
16:00	16:10	16:15	16:55

Buses come from Terminal 3 to Terminal 2 and Terminal 1 in that order, so it is best to take a flight with good timing.

Procedure after arriving at Haneda Airport

Convenient services available after arriving at Haneda Airport

Recommended pocket WiFi rental at Haneda Airport

How do I get from Tokyo Haneda Airport to the city?

It can be said that access from Haneda Airport to central Tokyo is very good. Although some train stations, including Tokyo Station introduced in this article, require transfers, such as Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, and Shinagawa, no transfers are necessary if you take a bus from Haneda Airport to any of these stations.

The following article also introduces the route from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku. Please take a look at it for reference.

Tokyo Station Tour Introduction

Tokyo Station is so famous that it is no exaggeration to say that it is the center of Japan. It is a convenient transportation hub to most places in Tokyo. However, for first-time visitors to Japan, large stations such as Tokyo Station can be complicated and confusing.

So, why not take a tour of Tokyo? By joining a tour, you will be able to visit tourist attractions more efficiently and learn information that only a guide can provide. Please refer to the following article for recommended tours in Tokyo.

Summary

Below we introduce the pocket WiFi rental service at Haneda Airport in more detail.