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How to get from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station

Nagoya, located on the Pacific coast in central Honshu, is home to an outstanding food scene, fun historical and contemporary attractions, and a vibrant city centre. The town is also a central transport hub between Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, and the best way to visit the surrounding areas is via Nagoya Station, also known as “Mei-eki”.

If you land at Chubu Centrair International Airport and want to make your way to Nagoya Station, you have three transportation options: you can take a taxi, a train or a bus. The most comfortable way to get to the railway station is to take an airport taxi or private transfer, taking 50 minutes. For a faster option, you can take the Meitetsu Limited Express train, which takes only 30 minutes. Alternatively, for a more scenic route, you can also consider the direct Centrair Limousine bus from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station, which takes 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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Comparison of the options

PRICE FOR 2PASSENGERS
OPTION PRICE DURATION AVAILABILITY
Taxi €111.50 50min 24/7
Train €12.40 30min 06:10–22:17
Bus €16.60 90min 08:15–22:15

How to get from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station by taxi

Taking a taxi or a private transfer from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station is the easiest and most enjoyable option, as taxis provide 24/7 door-to-door services in the comfort of a private vehicle, taking 50 minutes to reach the station.

How much is a taxi from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station?

The airport taxis in Nagoya calculate their prices using a taximeter based on the time and distance travelled. You can expect to pay around €111.50 (JPY 16,000) for your 50-minute journey from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station, excluding night surcharges and tolls.

However, if you prefer travelling at a fixed rate, with no extra fees and an English-speaking driver, you can pre-book your airport transfer with Welcome.

Cost

€111.50 (JPY 16,000)

Trip Duration

50 Min.

*Rates may vary unless booked in advance.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

Taxis are available 24/7 at Nagoya International Airport (NGO).

Where do I get it from?

You can find the airport taxi ranks on the 1st floor outside the Access Plaza, at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.

Convenience

Even though it’s the more expensive travel option, taking a taxi or a private transfer from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station is the easiest and most stress-free option, especially when travelling with children, heavy luggage and/or late at night.

Editor’s Note

Please note that taxis in Nagoya come in three sizes: small (kogata), medium (chugata) and large (ogata), with a fluctuating price depending on the size you choose.

Useful Tips

It is generally uncommon to tip your Nagoya taxi driver. However, you can always round up your end fare to the higher amount.
Most taxis in Nagoya accept credit card payments, although it is always best to check with your driver beforehand.
Most Nagoya taxi drivers speak limited English. Thus, it is best to keep your destination written down in Japanese.

How to get from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station by train

For the fastest and most cost-savvy travel option, you can take the Meitetsu Limited Express, a direct train available daily from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station. The train provides easy and fast transportation, taking 30 minutes.

How much is a train ticket from Chubu airport to Nagoya Station?

A one-way adult fare from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station costs €6.20 (JPY 890) for a basic ticket and €8.60 (JPY 1,230) for one first-class ticket. You can purchase your tickets online or directly at the station’s ticket vending machines.

Cost

€6.20 (JPY 890)

Trip Duration

30 Min.

The train runs between Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station every 30 minutes.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

The Meitetsu Limited Express train is available daily from 06:10 to 22:17.

Where can I get the train?

You can find the train station on the left side of the Access Plaza at Nagoya International Airport’s Arrivals Hall.

Convenience

Taking the train is a fast and comfortable option as trains avoid Nagoya’s heavy road traffic and are budget-friendly. However, if you are travelling during the night, you will need to find an alternative travel option to reach the central railway station.

Editor’s Note

Discounted tickets are available for children, with a one-way costing €3.15 (JPY 450).

Useful Tips

Please note that first-class cars require a μticket (date and time of boarding, seat number, and travelling zone specified on the ticket) along with an ordinary railway ticket.
Basic fare tickets used with first-class car tickets (μtickets) are valid for a month before the date of boarding, providing that both ticket dates are identical.
Please note that one-way tickets are valid for 1 day, and round-trip tickets are valid for 2 days from the day of purchase.

How to get from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station by bus

A direct bus is available from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station, taking 1 hour 30 minutes to reach. The Centrair Limousine bus is an excellent alternative for those who wish to see the city on their way to the station.

How much is a bus ticket from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station?

A one-way adult bus ticket from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station costs €8.30 (JPY 1,200). You can purchase your tickets directly on the bus or at the station’s ticket vending machines.

Cost

€8.30 (JPY 1,200)

Trip Duration

1 H 30 Min.

The bus runs from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station every hour.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

The Centrair Limousine bus service is available daily from 08:15 to 22:15.

Where can I find the bus?

You can find the airport bus stop on the first floor at both Terminals 1 and 2.

Convenience

Taking the Centrair Limousine bus from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station is an easy and direct travel option, especially for those wanting to avoid the bustling train peak hours. However, the bus is the longest travel option and is more expensive than the train.

Editor’s Note

Please note that there are 14 round-trips daily, and no reservations are necessary.

Useful Tips

A one-way discounted ticket is available for children and costs €4.20 (JPY 600).
The Centrair Limousine bus also stops at major hotels on the way to Nagoya Station.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station?

There are three transportation options to get from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station; you can take a taxi or private transfer, which takes 50 minutes, a direct train, which takes 30 minutes, or the Centrair Limousine bus, which takes 1 hour 30 minutes.

What’s the cost of a taxi from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station?

Taxis in Nagoya use a taximeter to calculate their fares. A 50-minute journey from Nagoya Airport to Nagoya Station costs around €111.50 (JPY 16,000), excluding surcharges.

Nevertheless, if you wish to travel at a fixed price, you can pre-book your local English-speaking driver through Welcome Pickups.

Is there a direct bus from Chubu Airport to Nagoya Station?

Yes, the Centrair Limousine bus runs between Nagoya International Airport and Nagoya Station hourly, taking 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete the trip.

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