Haneda airport access guide. Haneda Airport to Tokyo discount ticket and deal guide.

haneda international terminalHaneda (HND)
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haneda (C) Yasufumi Nishi/ JNTO
Haneda airport (C) Yasufumi Nishi/ JNTO

Narita airport is well known as the international airport in Tokyo. But since the government allows Haneda to increase the slot of the international flights, the number of the international flights departs from and arrive at Haneda airport has been increasing in these days.

In this post, I would like to show you the access between Haneda airport and downtown Tokyo. I will explain you about the deals too.

Overview

Haneda is located in the metro Tokyo 23 municipalities. Haneda is much closer to downtown Tokyo than Narita.

You may get downtown Tokyo by Tokyo Monorail, Keikyu railway and Airport Limousine bus. In this post, I will explain about these access between airport and downtown Tokyo and some deals for these airport access. But before I explain this I would like to tell about the procedure of arrival.

How to find the way to get a bus or a train at Haneda airport international terminal

Actually it is quite simple. When you exit from the immigration and the custom area, you will see the hall, like the picture below.

You will find Airport Limousine bus ticket counter on your left hand side right after you exit from the immigration and the custom area.

Airport Limousine bus ticket counter

Just keep going straight from the exit and you will find Tokyo Monorail station and Keikyu station. Those are just a few steps away from.

Tokyo Monorail station will be on your left hand side. (C) JP Rail
Keikyu station will be on your right hand side. (C) JP Rail

It takes less than one minute to get the station from the exit of the immigration and the custom. Many station staffs are there to help you how to buy a ticket and find a direction. And also there are lots of signages in a few languages. It is very travelers friendly.

JR East Travel Service Center (JR Pass and other JR passes exchange place)

JR East Travel Service Center is next to Tokyo Monorail ticket gate. This photo was take in a few years ago. Now this travel center is bigger.

JR East has Travel Service Center at Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport International Terminal station. You can exchange/purchase JR pass, JR East Pass, Tokyo Wide Pass and some more JR deals here. You can start using the pass right after you arrive at Haneda in Japan if you like. Please see the link below to find the detailed information:

JR East official site – Haneda Airport service center

If you arrive at Haneda in very early morning or very late night, you may not be able to exchange/purchase Pass. Shinagawa station or Tokyo station is the substitute choice.

JR Pass and all JR deals cover Tokyo Monorail only. You cannot take Keikyu Railway, Airport Limousine bus and any other bus services.

Tokyo Monorail

Tokyo Monorail runs between Haneda airport and Hamamatsucho. It takes 18 minutes by the fastest train, “Haneda Express” which stops at a few major stations only. It takes 23 minutes by other monorail trains.

Tokyo Monorail runs every 3 to 5 minutes in daytime. And it runs in 5 to 10 minutes in very early morning and very late night. Monorail starts to run around 05:00 am and the last one run around midnight.

Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport International Terminal station platform

Please see the official site in the link below to find more information:

Tokyo Monorail official site.

Hamamatsucho is three stations away from Tokyo station by JR Yamanote line. If you want to take the Shinkansen to Nagoya, Kyoto or Osaka after arrival at Haneda, you have to take Yamanote line to get Tokyo station.

You may find the information about Hamamatsucho station in the post below:

Hamamatsucho station guide. How to transfer JR, Tokyo Monorail and Subway lines
Hamamatsucho station is the transfer point among JR Yamanote line, Tokyo Monorail and subway. If you depart or arrive in Haneda airport, you may change the trains at Hamamatsucho station. Please find how to change the trains in this post.
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If you use JR Pass or other JR rail passes, Tokyo Monorail is covered and you may take this. However if you Keikyu Railway, you can get Shinagawa directly from Haneda and catch the Shinkansen to Nagoya, Kyoto and Osaka. Even though Keikyu is not covered by JR Pass or other JR deals, please consider to pay extra and get Keikyu railway. It is much easier to take the Shinkansen to Nagoya, Kyoto or Osaka. I will explain about Keihin Kyuko Railway later.

If you take the Shinkansen to get Kanazawa, Toyama, Sendai, Hakodate, you can get Tokyo station by Tokyo Monorail and Yamanote line. You cannot catch the Shinkansen to these places at Shinagawa.

If you stay at the major hotel in downtown Tokyo, you may take Airport Limousine bus. You can get the hotel directly. I will explain about Airport Limousine later as well.

Recommended deal – Monorail and Yamanote Line Discount Ticket

It includes Monorail one way fare to Hamamatsucho and the fare to all stations on Yamanote line. You can get Shinbashi, Tokyo, Akihabara, Ueno, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, Shibuya and many other stations on Yamanote line at 500 yen.

Please see the link below to find more information about this deal.

Tokyo Monorail official site, Monorail and Yamanote Line Discount Ticket

Keikyu Railway

Keikyu Railway – Airport Limited Express

Keikyu is one of the major private railway companies in Tokyo. This railway connects Haneda airport and Shinagawa. It takes 16 to 18 minutes by the fastest train, Airport Limited Express. But Airport Limited Express is operated in daytime only. Most of trains are Airport Express. This train stops all stations between Haneda terminal and Keikyu-Kamata. And also it stops at a few stations between Keikyu-Kamata and Shinagawa. It takes about 25 minutes by Airport Express.

The train runs every 5 minutes during daytime and 10 minutes during early morning and late night.

Please check the detailed information in the official site:

Keihin Kyuko Haneda Access website

Shinagawa is one of the biggest terminal stations in downtown Tokyo. And as I mentioned above, the Tokaido Shinkansen to Nagoya, Kyoto and Shin-Osaka stops at Shinagawa. You can change the trains easily in Shinagawa. Please find the information about Shinagawa station in the post below:

Shinagawa station guide. Transfer among Shinkansen, Keihin Kyuko to Haneda, Narita Express
Shinagawa station is one of the terminal station in Tokyo. You can get this station from Haneda by Keikyu railway. This station is also one of the Shinkansen stations in Tokyo. This post shows you the station structure, how to transfer the trains with lots of the photos.
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Keikyu Railway also runs on Toei Subway Asakusa line. Please see the route map at the beginning in this post. Keikyu Railway, Toei Subway and Keisei Railway are connected and these three company’s trains go through each other. That means you can get Asakusa and other stations on Toei Subway directly from Haneda. Most of Airport Limited Express and Airport Express go through this subway line.

As I told you above, if you stay at the major hotel in other areas in Tokyo, you may take Airport Limousine bus.

Recommended deal – Keikyu Haneda/Subway Common Pass

This deal offers Keikyu Railway from Haneda to downtown Tokyo and Tokyo subway one day unlimited ride. Keikyu Railway offers several deals. Please see the link below to find more information about these deals.

Keihin Kyuko Railway official site, Discount tickets

Airport Limousine bus

Airport Limousine takes you most of major hotels in Tokyo. The fare is starting from 600 yen. It is varied by the destination. Please check the details in the official site:

Tokyo Airport Limousine Bus official site

 

Hotels in Shinagawa Station – Tokyo
Hotels in Haneda Airport
Hotels in Shinjuku Station – Tokyo
Hotels in Tokyo Disney Resort – Maihama, Tokyo/Chiba

Recommended deal – Limousine and Tokyo Subway Ticket, Return Voucher and combo deals

There are many deals available.

The first one is “Multi voucher” and “Return voucher”. These are two round trips and round trip discount ticket. If you look for the deal which covers only Limousine bus, this deal is recommended.

The second one is Limousine and Subway pass. This is same type of the deal as Keisei Skyliner and Tokyo Subway Ticket which I explained above in this post.

I picked only two deals here but you can find all deals in the official site :

Airport Limousine official site – Discounted Ticket

Late arrival and early departure

Many flights arrive at Haneda in early morning or late night. If your flight arrives late night and/or depart in early morning, you have to think how to move between Tokyo and Haneda. You may find the late night and early morning train schedule in my PDF timetable. Please find it in the link below:

Due to COVID-19, it may be operated on a schedule different from the normal timetable. Check the train schedule on Hyperdia.
Hyperdia perfect guide, train timetable and route search engine

I show several sample schedules between Haneda and some places in Tokyo by Monorail and Keihin Kyuko. Please see the post at, How to take Tokyo Monorail or Keihin Kyuko for late arrival and early departure at Haneda.

I hope this post gave you the way to move between Tokyo and Haneda.

Comments

  1. Mario3692 says:
    May 11, 2015 at 11:20 am

    Hi Takeshi,

    Im landing in Haneda at 6:45 pm and my flight leaves at 12 am. I wanted to try and get to Shibuya, but cant seem to find a definitive answer as to the fastest way of getting there. Any tips or suggestions? Thanks

  2. Will says:
    April 29, 2015 at 4:15 am

    Dear Takeshi
    What is the best way to get from Haneda to Akasaka area if I arrive around 6am in the morning? Can I catch a direct train from the airport to Shimbashi and then a taxi? Thank you!

    • Takeshi Shimomura, Author of JPRail.com
      Takeshi / JPRail says:
      April 29, 2015 at 12:38 pm

      Hi Will,

      The easiest way is taking Keihin Kyuko. Most of Keihin Kyuko train go through subway Toei Asakusa line. The train takes you to Hibiya directly most of times. (You might have to transfer at Shinagawa or Sengakuji)

      But if you take train after 7:00 am on weekday, it’s peak hour. Train is crowded. Some lines are crazy.

      You can take Monorail to Hamamatsucho. This line is better than Keihin Kyuko. You may take taxi from Hamamatsucho. Trains after Hamamatsucho is crazy too if you travel on weekday.

      Cheers,

      Takeshi / JP Rail

  3. Denise says:
    April 14, 2015 at 8:02 am

    Hi， Takeshi, How to travel from Haneda International to Shinjuku Washington Hotel since we will arrived @ 2230. Should we take bus or train. Appreciated yr advise. TQ

  4. cks says:
    March 24, 2015 at 12:25 am

    hi takeshi, i was looking for info on getting from narita t1 to haneda domestic terminal 2 but couldn’t find it so i have to ask you here.

    my inbound flight on ANA arrives 1400 sunday at narita t1.
    from there i need to get to haneda domestic t2 for a flight to KIX also on ANA – flight time is 1800.
    Seems a bit tight!

    it looks like the best option is to use keisei access express direct to haneda – from keisei website i either take the 1444 train (if i breeze thru immigration) or more likely the 1524. I should arrive either at 1622 or 1702.

    some questions:
    1. what is the latest checkin time for domestic flights? i’m carrying 1 check-in baggage + 1 carry-on.

    2. a bit confused on hyperdia – which option should i pick?
    a. HANEDA AIRPORT DOMESTIC TERMINAL
    b. HANEDA AIRPORT TERMINAL 1
    c. HANEDA AIRPORT TERMINAL 2

    thanks

    • Takeshi Shimomura, Author of JPRail.com
      Takeshi / JPRail says:
      March 24, 2015 at 12:41 pm

      Hi cks,

      It’s Haneda airport domestic terminal. Because other two are monorail station.
      If I were you, I will take airport limousine because it’s easier.
      http://www.limousinebus.co.jp/en/bus_services/haneda/narita.html

      I have just visited Japan a few weeks ago. I spent two hours to clear custom and immigration.
      You can check in 30 minutes prior to departure time. There are lots of last minutes check in passengers in Haneda, especially business travellers. As long as you check in 30 minutes before, you will be fine.

      Cheers,

      Takeshi / JP Rail

      • cks says:
        March 26, 2015 at 7:22 am

        the last time i landed in narita it took me maybe 40-50 mins to clear immigration – so i’m hopeful it’s the same this time. were you travelling during peak period?

        i thought the limo may take longer i.e. unpredictable traffic jam.

        • Takeshi Shimomura, Author of JPRail.com
          Takeshi / JPRail says:
          March 26, 2015 at 12:32 pm

          Hi Cks,

          I arrived in Japan on Feb 26. That was a shoulder season. I don’t know why. I usually spend 45 minutes to clear but at that time, it was so crowded. In these days, number of tourist to Japan is increasing. So it may be getting longer than before.

          Cheers,

          Takeshi / JP Rail

  5. miecky says:
    March 22, 2015 at 8:56 pm

    Hi, Takeshi,

    Im planning to go to Nagoya ski resort, can i know what is the cheapest way (by train or by bus in 2-ways) to there from Haneda airport, i will be arrive in Haneda airport in midnight 11pm.

    Tq very much.

    miecky
    23/3/2015

  6. Hewkw says:
    December 17, 2014 at 9:27 pm

    Hi Takeshi…i will be arriving late in Haneda and read about a place called Heiwajima. In their website,they have the late night package which includes shuttle to Heiwajima. What i could not find is how frequent is the shuttle back to Haneda after 7am? As we want to go back to Haneda in the morning to buy the discount metro day pass.

    Regards.
    Hew
    Malaysia.

  7. Novita says:
    December 12, 2014 at 8:32 am

    Hi takeshi,

    I will be staying at Sheraton Miyako Hotel in tokyo. Leaving tokyo on 29th December and going straight to osaka.

    My question is: from sheraton, should i go to Shinagawa station by train and then take Nozomi shinkansen to Shin-Osaka station? Fyi we have many luggages and plan not to puchase jr pass (as we don’t do roud trip) Is this the best option? Thanks 🙂

  8. Nad says:
    November 24, 2014 at 5:39 pm

    Dear Takeshi,

    I will arrive at Haneda airport around 12am (midninght). There will be 4 of us (3 adults & 1 baby). I will stay at Tama Ward, Kawasaki.

    What is the best way / route to get there?

    Can u suggest me any transport to go there? Really appreciate your help.

    Thanks.

  9. jerome/sydney says:
    November 15, 2014 at 7:26 pm

    Hi takashi will be arriving at haneda airport around 1240 midnight can you suggest a hotel nearby that we can stay for the night

  10. Sweet fun says:
    July 20, 2014 at 4:44 am

    Dear Takeshi,
    A family of 5 of us will arrive at Haneda airport on 23/11/14 , 2230 and will be staying at Hotel Monterey Hanzomon.
    What is the best way /route to get there? Bit worry on catching the last train to the hotel , usually do we have enough time to reach there before the train off? Is there any agency can pick us up from Haneada to Hanzomon?
    Thank you.

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