Transfer Options from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku

Shinjuku is located in the heart of Tokyo. Known for its epic clubs, large karaoke rooms, upscale bars and world-class restaurants, the nightlife in Shinjuku is second to none. However, there’s also plenty to do during the day; from countless galleries, theatres, and bookstores, to wonderfully landscaped urban parks.

To begin exploring all this city has to offer, you have two ways of getting from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku; taking a taxi or the train. Taking a Haneda Airport taxi is quick and the only direct transfer option. The Haneda Airport to Shinjuku taxi fare will be around €55 (YEN 8,000) and a taxi ride will take approximately 30 minutes. Taking the Keikyu Line and JR Yamanote Line trains will take closer to 50 minutes to reach Shinjuku, but will cost just €3.20 (YEN 480) per passenger.

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Comparison of the options

PRICE FOR 2PASSENGERS

OPTION	PRICE	DURATION	AVAILABILITY
Taxi	€55	30min	24/7
Train	€6.40	50min	05:30–00:00

How to get from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku by taxi

The only way to travel directly from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku is by taking a pre-booked private transfer or an airport taxi. The journey time is just 30 minutes by car and the cost will be around €55 (YEN 8,000), depending on the time of day you’re travelling.

What's the Haneda Airport to Shinjuku taxi fare?

The actual Haneda Airport to Shinjuku taxi fare will depend on what time of day you’re travelling and if you agree on a price with your driver up front. If you don’t agree on a fixed price, your driver will use a taximeter, which is usually more expensive. At night, there’s also a surcharge of 20% between the hours of 22:00 and 05:30.

The average cost of a taxi from Haneda Tokyo Airport to Shinjuku is €55 (YEN 8,000), but if you’d prefer a fixed rate fare, you can pre-book your transfer with Welcome Pickups.

Cost

€55 (YEN 8,000)

Trip Duration

30 Min.

*Prices may vary unless booked in advance.

Convenience

Safety

Value for Money

Taxis are available 24 hours a day from Haneda Airport.

Where do I find a taxi at Haneda Airport?

Taxis are located directly outside of the arrivals hall at Haneda Airport. You will see the line of taxis waiting to pick up passengers on the roadside.

Convenience

If you’re looking for a quick, easy, door-to-door service from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku, taking a taxi is your best option. Your luggage will be securely stored throughout the entire journey and you will be dropped off directly outside your accommodation in Shinjuku.

Editor’s Note

If you're looking to enjoy the convenience of a taxi without having to worry about the cost, you can split the fare with up to three passengers.

Useful Tips

Travelling at night will incur a 20% surcharge.

There are shared taxis from Haneda Airport which are much cheaper than the private ones.

Luggage that can fit in the trunk of the car can be transported free of charge.

How to get from Haneda Tokyo Airport to Shinjuku by train

Unfortunately, there’s no direct train from Haneda Tokyo Airport to Shinjuku. You will first need to take the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa Station, then change to the JR Yamanote Line to reach Shinjuku. The total travel time will be around 50 minutes and the cost will be €3.20 (YEN 480) per person.

How much is the train from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station?

The cost of a one-way ticket on the Keikyu Line is €2 (YEN 300), and then the cost of a single ticket on the JR Yamanote Line is €1.20 (YEN 180). That brings the total journey cost from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station to €3.20 (YEN 480).

Cost

€3.20 (YEN 480)

Trip Duration

50 Min.

*There's a waiting time of up to 30 minutes for the train.

Convenience

Safety

Value for Money

The Keikyu Line and JR Yamanote Line run from 05:30 to 24:00.

Where do I find the train at Haneda Airport?

There are train stations located inside all three terminals at Haneda Airport. In Terminals 1 and 2, you will find the Keikyu Line on level B1F, or you can also catch the train from Terminal 3 on level 2F of the Arrivals Lobby.

Convenience

Although a very budget-friendly way to get from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport, and vice versa, taking the train isn’t very convenient. You will have to make a change in the busy Shinagawa Station, then find alternate transport to your hotel once you reach Shinjuku Station. There’s also very little luggage storage on the train, so be sure to travel light.

Timetables

Keikyu Line Train

Editor’s Note

If you're travelling with lots of luggage or small children, I recommend pre-booking a private Haneda Airport transfer instead, for your safety and convenience.

Useful Tips

You will need to make a change in Shinagawa Station, this route isn't direct.

The Keikyu Line runs in two directions, be sure to check which train you're getting on.

To access the train you will need to scan a ticket, you can purchase these in the arrivals hall of the airport.

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What's the cost of a taxi from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku?

The average Haneda Airport to Shinjuku taxi fare will be €55 (YEN 8,000), however, this isn’t fixed. If you’d prefer a set fare for your journey from Haneda Tokyo Airport to Shinjuku, you can pre-book your rides with Welcome Pickups.

How do I get from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku?

There are two transfer options from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku; taxi or train. Taking a Haneda Airport taxi will take around 30 minutes to reach Shinjuku and will cost approximately €55 (YEN 8,000). Taking the train isn’t direct, so it will take closer to 50 minutes but will cost just €3.20 (YEN 480) one-way.

How far is Tokyo Airport to Shinjuku?

There are two airports in Tokyo; Haneda and Narita. Haneda Airport is located around 24 km from Shinjuku, while Narita Airport is 77 km from Shinjuku. Taking a Haneda Airport taxi will take just 30 minutes and the trains will take 50 minutes to reach Shinjuku Station.

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