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Tokyo Haneda International Airport
Tokyo, Japan
Transport Guide
Last verified: May 6, 2026
General guidance only — entry requirements change frequently. Verify with official Japanese government sources before traveling.
Which option is right for you?
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Late night arrival
Tokyo Monorail and Keikyu Line stop around 12 AM. Pre-book a transfer or take a taxi if arriving after midnight.
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Family with luggage
Limousine Bus is easiest with heavy luggage — no stairs, goes direct to major hotels. Welcome Pickups is cheaper than 2 taxis for families of 4.
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Budget traveler
Keikyu Line to Shinagawa (¥300, 11 min) is the cheapest option and connects to the entire JR/Yamanote network.
🚃 IC Card (Suica / ICOCA)
Both Suica and ICOCA work on all Tokyo Monorail and Keikyu trains from Haneda. Load money before tapping the gate.
💡 Welcome Suica (iPhone/Android) can be loaded at the airport and works immediately. Great if you forgot to set it up.
Transport Options
Prices are one-way from the airport, as of 2026.
| Option | Price | Time | Notes |
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| Tokyo MonorailBest | ¥500 | 13 min to Hamamatsucho | |
| Keikyu Line | ¥300–600 | 11 min to Shinagawa | |
| Airport Limousine Bus🌙 | ¥1,000–1,800 | 30–90 min (traffic varies) | |
| Welcome Pickups Transfer🌙 | ¥7,000–10,000 | 30–45 min | |
| Taxi🌙 | ¥6,000–12,000 | 30–60 min |
BestTokyo Monorail¥500 · 13 min to Hamamatsucho↓
Best for central Tokyo. Connects at Hamamatsucho to JR Yamanote Line.
Step-by-step directions
- 1Follow signs for "Tokyo Monorail" from arrivals (Terminal 3, 2F)
- 2Buy ticket or tap Suica/IC card at gate
- 3Take Monorail toward Hamamatsucho → last stop
- 4Transfer to JR Yamanote Line for rest of Tokyo
Keikyu Line¥300–600 · 11 min to Shinagawa↓
Cheapest. Shinagawa station connects to Shinkansen and JR lines.
Step-by-step directions
- 1Take Keikyu Airport Line from Terminal 3 (underground)
- 2No transfer needed to Shinagawa — the airport line goes direct
- 3At Shinagawa, transfer to JR for the rest of your journey
Airport Limousine Bus¥1,000–1,800 · 30–90 min (traffic varies)↓
Best for heavy luggage or direct hotel routes. Multiple destinations.
Step-by-step directions
- 1Buy ticket at Limousine Bus counter in Arrivals (1F)
- 2Find your destination bus at the stop outside
- 3Luggage stored in bus hold
- 4Drops off at major hotels and train stations
Welcome Pickups Transfer¥7,000–10,000 · 30–45 min↓
Meet at arrivals with name board. Ideal for late night, families, or business travelers.
Step-by-step directions
- 1Pre-book online before departure
- 2Driver meets you in Arrivals with name sign
- 3Door-to-door to your hotel, any hour
Taxi¥6,000–12,000 · 30–60 min↓
Most expensive. Only worth it if arriving very late or traveling with 4+ people.
Step-by-step directions
- 1Taxi stand is at Arrivals (1F), outside the exit
- 2No need to speak Japanese — show hotel address on your phone
- 3All taxis are metered; ask for a receipt (領収書, ryōshūsho)
Luggage Storage
Coin lockers are on 2F and 3F of Terminal 3. Sizes: small ¥400, medium ¥600, large ¥800. Coin or IC card payment. If leaving to explore Tokyo first, consider forwarding luggage to your hotel via Yamato (counter on 1F Arrivals).
Tips
- —If connecting to Shinkansen, Shinagawa (Keikyu) and Tokyo Station (Monorail → Yamanote) are your two main hub options
- —Rush hour (7:30–9:30 AM and 5–8 PM) on Keikyu can be very crowded with commuters
- —The free Haneda shuttle bus connects Terminal 1, 2, and 3 — useful if your gate is at a different terminal
Prefer door-to-door?
Pre-booked airport transfers are available from Welcome Pickups — meet you at Arrivals and drive you directly to your hotel, any hour.
Book Airport Transfer →(affiliate)Emergency Contacts
- Police110
- Ambulance / Fire119
- Japan Tourism Hotline (24h, English)050-3816-2787