Haneda Airport (羽田空港, Haneda Kūkō, HND), formally known as Tokyo International Airport, is located less than 30 minutes south of central Tokyo, considerably closer to the city center than Narita Airport, Tokyo's other airport. Compared to Narita Airport, Haneda Airport handles significantly more domestic flights, but fewer international flights. With over 80 million passengers per year overall, Haneda Airport is by far Japan's busiest airport and ranks among the world's five busiest airports.
Haneda Airport was opened in 1931. In 1978, the then newly constructed Narita Airport took over most of Tokyo's international air traffic, while Haneda Airport was designated to handle the capital's domestic air traffic. Haneda Airport resumed handling an increased number of international flights in 2010 with the completion of a new runway and a new international terminal building (to be renamed "terminal 3" from March 14, 2020).
International Terminal
Domestic flights use the airport's two other terminals: terminal 1 is mainly used by JAL, while terminal 2 is mainly used by ANA. Free shuttle buses operate frequently between all terminal buildings (outside of the security check). Transit passengers between the domestic and international terminals may also use the monorail or Keikyu Railway for free if they get a special transit pass at the information counter. In addition, ANA and JAL operate direct buses for checked-through passengers between the secure areas of the international and their respective domestic terminals to further reduce transit times.
How to travel between Haneda Airport and Tokyo Station
Take the JR Yamanote or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line from Tokyo Station to Hamamatsucho Station (5 minutes, 160 yen) and transfer to the Tokyo Monorail to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 500 yen).
Take the JR Yamanote or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line from Tokyo Station to Shinagawa Station (10 minutes, 170 yen) and transfer to the Keikyu Airport Line to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 300 yen).
By limousine bus
Direct, 40-55 minutes, 950 yen, 1-2 connections per hour
Limousine buses to Haneda Airport depart Tokyo Station every 30 to 60 minutes. Depending on the traffic situation, the one way journey usually takes between 40 and 55 minutes and costs 950 yen.
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How to travel between Haneda Airport and Shinjuku Station
Take the JR Yamanote Line from Shinjuku Station to Shinagawa Station (20 minutes, 200 yen) and transfer to the Keikyu Airport Line to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 300 yen).
Take the JR Yamanote Line from Shinjuku Station to Hamamatsucho Station (25 minutes, 200 yen) and transfer to the Tokyo Monorail to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 500 yen). Instead of the Yamanote Line you can also take the Oedo Subway Line between Shinjuku and Daimon Station just next to Hamamatsucho Station (15 minutes, 220 yen).
By limousine bus
Direct, 45-80 minutes, 1250 yen, 2-4 connections per hour
Limousine buses to Haneda Airport depart Shinjuku Station every 15 to 30 minutes. Depending on the traffic situation, the one way journey usually takes between 45 and 80 minutes and costs 1250 yen. In addition, there are direct limousine bus connections between the airport and several major hotels in the Shinjuku area.
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How to travel between Haneda Airport and Shibuya Station
Take the JR Yamanote Line from Shibuya Station to Shinagawa Station (10 minutes, 170 yen) and transfer to the Keikyu Airport Line to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 300 yen).
Take the JR Yamanote Line from Shibuya Station to Hamamatsucho Station (15 minutes, 200 yen) and transfer to the Tokyo Monorail to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 500 yen).
By limousine bus
Direct, 30-70 minutes, 1050 yen, 1-2 connections per hour
Limousine buses to Haneda Airport depart the Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel and the Shibuya Mark City in Shibuya once or twice per hour. Depending on the traffic situation, the one way journey usually takes between 40 and 70 minutes and costs 1050 yen.
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How to travel between Haneda Airport and Ikebukuro Station
Take the JR Yamanote Line from Ikebukuro Station to Shinagawa Station (30 minutes, 270 yen) and transfer to the Keikyu Airport Line to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 300 yen).
Take the JR Yamanote Line from Ikebukuro Station to Hamamatsucho Station (30 minutes, 270 yen) and transfer to the Tokyo Monorail to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 500 yen).
By limousine bus
Direct, 35-90 minutes, 1250 yen, one connection every 1-2 hours
Limousine buses to Haneda Airport depart Ikebukuro Station, the Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo and the Sunshine City Prince Hotel every hour or two. Depending on the traffic situation, the one way journey usually takes between 35 and 90 minutes and costs 1250 yen.
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How to travel between Haneda Airport and Asakusa
By Asakusa Subway Line and Keikyu Railways
Direct, 35 minutes, 520 yen, 1 connection every 10 minutes
There are direct trains approximately every ten minutes between Asakusa and Haneda Airport, running along the Asakusa Subway Line and Keikyu Airport Line. The one way trip takes about 35 minutes and costs 520 yen.
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How to travel between Haneda Airport and Odaiba
By limousine bus
Direct, 15-20 minutes, 630 yen, 1 connection per hour
Limousine buses to Haneda Airport depart the Hotel Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba on Odaiba about once per hour. The one way journey takes 15-20 minutes (without traffic delays) and costs 630 yen. Some buses also serve the Fuji TV Building, Palette Town, Tokyo Big Sight and a few other hotels in the area.
Take the Rinkai Line from Tokyo Teleport Station on Odaiba to Tennozu Isle Station (3 minutes, 210 yen) and transfer to the Tokyo Monorail to Haneda Airport (15 minutes, 350 yen).
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How to travel between Haneda Airport and Tokyo Disney Resort
By bus
Direct, 45 minutes, 850 yen, departures every 10-15 minutes
2 transfers, 45 minutes, 850 yen, connections every few minutes
Take the Tokyo Monorail from Haneda Airport to Tennozu Isle Station (15 minutes, 350 yen), then transfer to the Rinkai Line to Shin-Kiba Station (10 minutes, 340 yen) and transfer once more to the JR Keiyo or JR Musashino Line to Maihama Station (5 minutes, 160 yen). The entire one way trip takes about 45 minutes and is not fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass.
By train via Shinagawa Station
2 transfers, 60 minutes, 610 yen, connections every few minutes
Take Keikyu Railway from Haneda Airport to Shinagawa Station (15 minutes, 300 yen), then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to Tokyo Station (10 minutes) and transfer once more to the JR Keiyo or JR Musashino Line to Maihama Station (15 minutes). Note that the platforms at Tokyo Station are about a ten minute walk apart from each other. The entire one way trip takes about 70 minutes, costs 610 yen and is not fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass.
By train via Tokyo Station
2 transfers, 60 minutes, 810 yen, connections every few minutes
Take the Tokyo Monorail from Haneda Airport to Hamamatsucho Station (20 minutes, 500 yen), then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to Tokyo Station (5 minutes) and transfer once more to the JR Keiyo or JR Musashino Line to Maihama Station (15 minutes). Note that the platforms at Tokyo Station are about a ten minute walk apart from each other. The entire one way trip takes about 70 minutes, costs 810 yen and is fully covered by the Japan Rail Pass.
Trains on the Keikyu Airport Line take about 25 minutes and cost 340 yen for the one way journey between Yokohama Station and Haneda Airport. There are departures every few minutes, but only some provide a direct connection to Yokohama. Otherwise, one transfer of trains is required at Keikyu-Kamata Station.
Keikyu limousine buses to the Yokohama City Air Terminal (YCAT) near Yokohama Station depart Haneda Airport every 10 to 20 minutes. The one way journey takes about 30-45 minutes and costs 590 yen. In addition, there are bus connections to several other areas of Yokohama.
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How to travel between Haneda Airport and Narita Airport
By limousine bus
Direct, 90 minutes, 3200 yen, 2-4 connections per hour
Limousine buses between Haneda Airport and Narita Airport operate every 15 to 30 minutes. The one way journey takes about 90 minutes and costs 3200 yen.
By direct Keisei/Keikyu train
Direct, 90 minutes, 1680 yen, 1-2 connections per hour
Direct limited express trains connect Tokyo's two airports approximately every 40 minutes except in the late afternoons and evenings. The one way journey takes around 90 minutes and costs 1680 yen. The direct trains are known as "Access Express" or "Airport Kaitoku".
By Keisei and Keikyu Railways with a transfer
1 transfer, 110 minutes, 1480 yen, 3 connections per hour
Take a regular Keisei limited express train from Narita Airport to Aoto Station (60 minutes) and transfer to a train bound for Haneda Airport (70 minutes). The one way trip takes about two hours and costs 1480 yen. There are three connections per hour.
By JR Narita Express and Keikyu Railways
1 transfer, 95 minutes, around 3500 yen, 1-2 connections per hour
Take the JR Narita Express from Narita Airport to Shinagawa Station (70 minutes, around 3200 yen) and transfer to a Keikyu train for Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 300 yen). There are one to two connections per hour.
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How to travel between Haneda Airport and Tokyo Station
Take the JR Yamanote or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line from Tokyo Station to Hamamatsucho Station (5 minutes, 160 yen) and transfer to the Tokyo Monorail to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 500 yen).
Take the JR Yamanote or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line from Tokyo Station to Shinagawa Station (10 minutes, 170 yen) and transfer to the Keikyu Airport Line to Haneda Airport (20 minutes, 300 yen).
By limousine bus
Direct, 40-55 minutes, 950 yen, 1-2 connections per hour
Limousine buses to Haneda Airport depart Tokyo Station every 30 to 60 minutes. Depending on the traffic situation, the one way journey usually takes between 40 and 55 minutes and costs 950 yen.
Above fees refer to transportation to/from the international terminal. Fees to the domestic terminals may be slightly higher. The fees and schedules are subject to change. For the current yen exchange rate, click here.
Means of access to/from Haneda Airport
Tokyo Monorail
15 minutes, 500 yen to Hamamatsucho Station First arrival at 5:12; last departure at 0:01
15 minutes, 300 yen to Shinagawa Station First arrival at 5:29; last departure at 0:04
Keikyu Railways connects Haneda Airport with Tokyo's Shinagawa Station and the Asakusa Subway Line, as well as Yokohama and Kanagawa Prefecture. Keikyu offers discount ticket packages to arriving tourists that combine the Keikyu ride from the airport to central Tokyo with day passes for the subway lines by Tokyo Metro and/or Toei.
Limousine Bus
30-80 minutes, 630-2000 yen to various places in central Tokyo First arrivals around 4:30; last departures around 2:00
Multiple bus companies offer connections to various places in Tokyo and neighboring prefectures, including direct connections to major hotels.
Taxi
A taxi ride into central Tokyo typically costs between 5,000 and 11,000 yen depending on the destination and time of the day (there is a surcharge during late night; typically 20% between 10pm and 5am).
Hotels around the airport
Haneda Airport's international terminal is open 24 hours and could serve vigorous budget travelers as a place to spend their first or last night. For more comfort, each of the airport's three terminals comes with one hotel inside:
Some international flights arrive and depart in the early morning (between 4am and 6am) and the late evening (between 10pm and 2am). Travelers with flights arriving after 10pm or departing before 7am should note that public transportation to/from central Tokyo does not run 24 hours and are advised to use a hotel at the airport. Taxis remain available, but are a relatively expensive option with fares to central Tokyo costing between around 6,000 (Shinagawa area) and 11,000 (Ikebukuro area) yen in the late evening and early morning.
Late night transportation
The Tokyo Monorail and Keikyu Railways stop operation shortly after midnight. The last services still provide a connection to the JR Yamanote Line at Hamamatsucho Station and Shinagawa Station respectively, from where the Yamanote Line can take you to most of Tokyo's main districts, including Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro and Tokyo Station by around 1am. But note that many hotels do not allow late-hour check-ins.
Airport bus companies operate a few late-night connections from Haneda Airport's international terminal to various places in Tokyo and Yokohama until around 2am, but note that they are more expensive than buses departing before midnight (typically twice the regular fare). Places connected by these late-night buses include Tokyo Station, Ginza, Akihabara, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro, Shinagawa and Yokohama Station.
Early morning transportation
The first connections to the airport by the Tokyo Monorail and Keikyu Railways arrive at the international terminal around 5:15 and 5:30 respectively, while early morning buses from central Tokyo and Yokohama start arriving around 4:30. Places connected by these early-morning buses include Tokyo Station, Ginza, Akihabara, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro, Shinagawa and Yokohama Station.
