When landing at Haneda Airport, you have four different transfer options to get to Tokyo; you can either take a taxi, private transfer, a train or monorail, or you can take the bus. Taking a Tokyo Airport taxi or private Tokyo Airport transfer is a great travel option as they offer 24/7 door-to-door services straight to your Tokyo hotel in only 30 minutes.
The cheapest travel option is the Keikyu Railway train which takes just 13 minutes to reach Shinagawa Station in downtown Tokyo. Another highly affordable option is to take the Tokyo Monorail, which also takes just 13 minutes to reach the city center. Finally, the last and less convenient option is to take the Limousine bus, taking 45 minutes to reach Tokyo Station.
4 ways to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo
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Welcome Pickups Private Transfer | €87 | 30min | 24/7 | Convenience | Book | |
| Perfect for families and business travelers after a seamless arrival experience. | ||||||
Taxi | €41.70 | 30min | 24/7 | Convenience | Book | |
| Good for families or groups after a quick, door-to-door ride. | ||||||
Train | €8 | 13min | 05:17–00:10 | Convenience | Read more | |
| Ideal for travelers on a budget. Plus, it's the fastest route on public transport! | ||||||
Bus | €15 | 45min | 07:00–04:59 | Convenience | Read more | |
| Useful if you're landing at Tokyo Haneda Airport at night. | ||||||
Taking a taxi from Haneda Airport to Tokyo is one of the most convenient travel options, providing a safe and efficient transfer after a long flight. The journey to downtown Tokyo takes around 30 minutes in normal traffic conditions and you’ll have the choice of a metered or fixed fare rate. The most common Haneda Airport taxis are the old-fashioned Toyota Crown and Nissan Cedric sedan taxis which can seat up to 4 passengers, however, newer models can seat up to 6 passengers and accommodate wheelchair users.
How much is a taxi from Haneda Airport to Tokyo?
Taxis at Haneda Airport offer flat-rate and metered fares to the city center, both of which charge extra fees for tolls and traveling at night. In any case, your Haneda Airport to Tokyo taxi should cost between €41.70 (JPY 6,900) and €47 (JPY 7,800) during the day, for up to 4 passengers. However, the final price will depend on which ward you are traveling to or the exact distance to your destination.
Where can I catch a taxi from?
Taxi stands are located on the lower level of each terminal building (1F). At Terminal 1, Stands 2 and 18 are allocated to rides to the city center, and at Terminal 2, you need to line up at Stands 3 and 19. Access to 1F at Terminal 3 is via a lift from the second or third floor and then you must go to Stand 21 in Lane 2.
Convenience
Although not the most cost-savvy option, taking a taxi ensures a door-to-door service, straight to your Tokyo hotel. Furthermore, if you are traveling with children or heavy luggage, it is definitely the easiest and most convenient way to travel.
Useful Tips
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Learn moreTaking the Keikyu railway train or the Tokyo monorail is the quickest and cheapest way to get to downtown Toyko. The Keikyu Railway train runs from 05:26 to 00:00, getting you to the Shinagawa Station in just 13 minutes. Moreover, the Tokyo Monorail is slightly more expensive, however, it operates more frequently than the train, and also takes 13 minutes to reach Tokyo’s main Hamamatsucho Station.
How much is the train from Haneda Airport to Tokyo?
A one-way ticket from Haneda International Airport (HDN) to Hamamatsucho Station in the center of Tokyo costs €4 (¥490) on the Tokyo Monorail. You can purchase your tickets inside the Haneda airport at the arrivals hall from the automatic machines or ticket booths. A one-way ticket from Haneda Airport to the Shinagawa Station in Tokyo costs €3.30 (¥410) on the Keikyu Railway train. You can purchase your tickets at the airport’s ticket counter and automatic machines found just outside of baggage claim in the F2 lobby.
The Keikyu Railway train is available from 05:26 to 00:00 and the Tokyo Monorail is available from 05:17 to 00:10.
Where do I get the train from?
You can find the Tokyo Monorail ticket barriers on the second floor of Haneda airport’s International terminal. After scanning your ticket, you will then need to make your way to the third floor in order to reach the monorail.
The Keikyu railway line is located on the right-hand side of the airport’s arrival hall, just past the information desk. You will need to scan your ticket at the barriers and then proceed to the underground railway station.
Convenience
Taking the Tokyo monorail or the Keikyu railway train from Haneda International Airport (HND) is a cheap, quick and highly convenient transfer option. Furthermore, you can easily hop on to another train and get to your Tokyo hotel from both Shinagawa and Hamamatsucho stations. However, neither the train nor the monorail runs late at night and they can be slightly difficult to manage with heavy or large luggage.
Timetables
Tokyo Monorail tickets and schedule
Keikyu Railway train line map
Useful Tips
Taking the Limousine bus is one of the slowest transfer options; however, the bus operates through the night. A bus trip to Tokyo Station takes around 45 minutes, traffic dependant. Moreover, the Limousine bus stops at all major hotels and stations in Tokyo, meaning that if you are staying in a small hotel or hostel, you will need to find out which stop is the closest to your accommodation.
How much is a bus ticket from Haneda Airport to downtown Tokyo?
The price of a one-way ticket on the Limousine bus from Haneda Airport (HDN) will depend on your final destination in Tokyo; however, if you are travelling to Tokyo Station, a bus ticket costs €7.50 (¥930) during the day and €15 (¥1,860) for the night bus. You can purchase your tickets directly from the bus tickets sales counter at Terminal 2F.
The Limousine bus is available from 07:00 to 22:00 during the day and 00:00 to 04:59 at night.
Where do I get it from?
You can find the white and orange Limousine bus located outside Haneda airport’s International Terminal at stop No.1, Terminal 1, stop No.1 on the first floor or at Terminal 2, stop No.4 on the first floor.
Convenience
The Limousine bus is the most expensive form of public transportation from Haneda Airport (HND) to Tokyo’s city center, and it is also the slowest. Nonetheless, it is the only public transportation option that operates at night, and that has great luggage storage, making it an excellent travel option for late-night travelers.
Timetables
Limousine bus fares and schedule
Useful Tips
For a timely, private experience, it’s best to book a private Haneda Airport transfer to Tokyo. Top-rated companies like Welcome Pickups provide passengers with a seamless transfer to Tokyo, and we offer various perks for our customers, such as:
We strive to make our booking experience as straightforward as possible. When you open our website or app, all you have to do is provide your flight number, pickup time, and a few other details to get a competitive quote for your transfer and complete your reservation.
How much is a private airport transfer from Haneda to Tokyo?
When you opt for a private transfer with Welcome Pickups, you’ll know exactly how much your transfer costs at the time of booking and can organize the payment right away.
For up to 4 passengers, the trip from Haneda Airport to Tokyo will cost €87. It rises to €94 for up to 10 travelers, or €181 for 11-12 passengers.
The quote you get while booking is the final price you’ll pay; it’s free from hidden extras and won’t change once you’ve confirmed your reservation. As you complete the booking, you’ll make your payment securely using a debit or credit card.
Private transfers are available 24/7 from Haneda International Airport (HND)
Where will my private transfer depart from?
After you’ve collected your bags, you’ll continue onto the Arrivals Hall, where your driver will be waiting with a sign with your name on it. Once you’ve gotten acquainted, they’ll assist you with your luggage and show you to your modern, pre-selected vehicle.
Convenience
While there are multiple ways to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo, taking a private transfer is by far the most convenient. In addition to skipping the taxi line and paying in advance, you’ll enjoy a personalized service, during which your driver will offer a complimentary mini tour of the city and answer any questions you may have. Booking a transfer cuts out any uncertainties and ensures your ride is relaxing and stress-free.
Useful Tips
Sedan up to 4 passengers
€87Starting from 21.8 EUR / passenger
Minivan up to 9 passengers
€94Starting from 10.4 EUR / passenger
Minibus up to 9 passengers
€94Starting from 10.4 EUR / passenger
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost from Haneda Airport to Tokyo?
A taxi ride takes 30 minutes and costs €45 (¥5,600) for up to 4 passengers. The Keikyu train takes 13 minutes to reach Tokyo and costs €3.30 (¥410) per person. The Tokyo monorail also takes 13 minutes and costs €4 (¥490) per person. Finally, you can take the Limousine bus, which costs €7.50 (¥930) per person.
How do I get from Tokyo Haneda Airport to the city?
There are four travel options from Haneda Airport (HND) to downtown Tokyo. You can either take an airport transfer, a taxi, a bus, or the monorail/train. A private transfer is the most convenient option.
How far is Haneda Airport to Tokyo?
Haneda International Airport (HND) is the closest airport to downtown Tokyo, located only 30 km south of the city. On the other hand, Narita airport is located 60 km east of Tokyo. Haneda airport to Tokyo takes 30 minutes by taxi, 13 minutes by train or by monorail and 45 minutes by bus.
How much is a taxi from Haneda Airport to Tokyo?
Taxis at Haneda Airport (HND) charge a flat-rate fee to Tokyo city centre of €45 (¥5,600) during the day and €54.50 (¥6,800) during the night (22:00 to 05:00). You will need to purchase your ticket from an official taxi rank before entering the taxi in order to secure the flat-rate fee.
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