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From Haneda Airport to Central Tokyo
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From Haneda Airport to Central Tokyo

Introduction

Haneda Airport is close to central Tokyo, and this is its biggest advantage.
Because of this, airfares are usually slightly higher than Narita Airport.

For this reason, it is important to choose your flight time carefully based on your travel schedule. ✈️

Reach the city in 13 minutes, Tokyo Monorail

If you plan to transfer to the JR Yamanote Line after arriving at Haneda Airport, the Tokyo Monorail is one of the most popular options for travelers.

From Haneda International Terminal to Hamamatsucho Station, it takes only 13 minutes, and the one-way fare is 520 yen.

If you plan to transfer to the JR Yamanote Line and go toward Tokyo Station (right direction), the Monorail can be more convenient than the Keikyu Line below.

  • Monorail & Yamanote Line Discount Ticket: If your arrival day is Saturday, Sunday, a public holiday, or a designated special day, you can use the Monorail and the JR Yamanote Line (all sections) for 540 yen. (One ride only)
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Direct trains to Shinjuku, Yokohama, and Asakusa — Keikyu Line

From Haneda International Terminal to JR Yamanote Line Shinagawa Station, it takes about 11–14 minutes, and the one-way fare is 330 yen, which is cheaper than the Tokyo Monorail.

If the Monorail is convenient for the right side of the Yamanote Line (toward Tokyo Station), the Keikyu Line is more convenient for the left side (toward Shinjuku).

The line runs through to the Toei Asakusa Line, so you can go directly to Asakusa Station without changing trains. You can also reach Yokohama Station directly for 370 yen one way.

This means you can finish your trip in Asakusa or Yokohama on your last day and go straight to Haneda Airport, which is a very useful travel tip ✨

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Direct from Haneda to your hotel, Airport Limousine Bus

Airport Limousine

The Airport Limousine Bus operated by Tokyo Airport Transport runs more than 550 services per day and covers major areas in central Tokyo.

Narita Limousine Bus
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Many routes stop in front of hotels, so it is very convenient if you have a lot of luggage or travel with family.
(Please check in advance if your hotel is on the route.)

  • One-way fare to Shinjuku Station West Exit: 1,400 yen
  • More expensive than the Monorail and Keikyu Line
  • Up to 2 pieces of luggage per passenger
  • Select date and time when booking, and board easily with a QR code
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Direct from Haneda to Yokohama and Disney, Keihin Kyuko Bus

Keihin Kyuko Bus is one of the companies that operate airport buses. It runs from Haneda Airport to parts of central Tokyo and many other destinations.

The number of routes is smaller than the Airport Limousine Bus, but there are many lines to Yokohama, Saitama, Chiba, Kanagawa, Kawaguchiko & Mt. Fuji, Hakone, and Tokyo Disney Resort.

If you plan to go directly to suburban areas after arriving at Haneda Airport, this is a very useful option.

  • To Shibuya Station: 1,100 yen one way
  • To Yokohama Station: 650 yen one way
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Best choice for East Tokyo and Chiba, Keisei Bus

Keisei Bus is a convenient option when traveling from Haneda Airport to East Tokyo and Chiba Prefecture. The fares are reasonable, and there are many routes for different destinations.

  • Main destinations: Tokyo Disney Resort, Makuhari Messe, Inagekaigan, Koiwa, Ichinoe, Kasai Station
  • One-way fares: Tokyo Disney Resort & Makuhari Messe 1,300 yen, Kasai Station 1,100 yen
  • Check the official website for timetables and stops
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Exclusive TourCast Tips!

If you arrive at Haneda Airport late at night

If you arrive late at night, transport options into the city may be limited after immigration.

A late-night limousine bus is reliable, but paying for a full hotel night may feel expensive. Here are ways to save money and use your waiting time well.

1) Stay at the airport + use a shower room

  • Wait 3–4 hours at Haneda Airport, then use the shower room
  • Shower rooms are only in Terminals 2 and 3 (not in Terminal 1)
  • Opening time: 05:00 / 1,500 yen (30 minutes), +750 yen per extra 15 minutes
  • Towels, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and hair dryer provided

2) Heiwajima Natural Hot Spring 🛀

  • Recommended if you want both a shower and rest
  • Package with airport shuttle: 5,000 yen (includes late-night fee and breakfast)
  • Shuttle times: 00:40 / 01:40 / 02:40 (from Haneda Terminal 3)
  • Online advance booking required: Arrival Package
  • Free morning shuttle to Heiwajima Station or Omori Station
  • No entry if you have tattoos
Heiwajima Onsen (Free Area)
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Heiwajima Onsen (Paid Area)
©heiwajima-onsen.jp - Paid area (+500 yen)

3) Hotels near the airport 🏨

  • Recommended for couples or if you want a good rest
  • Most comfortable, but also the most expensive (about 100,000–300,000 KRW)
  • Late-night taxi fare: about 1,500–3,000 yen
  • Even if you arrive after midnight, book the hotel for your arrival date and inform the hotel of your expected arrival time.
  • If you do not contact the hotel in advance, your room may be canceled as a no-show
  • Recommended hotels around 100,000 KRW:
    Plat Hostel Keikyu Haneda HomeKeikyu EX Inn HanedaKEIKYU EX INN HANEDA 3

4) Late-night limousine 🚌