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Haneda Airport to Tokyo

Haneda is the closer of Tokyo's two airports: the fastest train reaches Shinagawa in 11 minutes. Here is every way into the city, compared on time and fare, and the quickest route to each hotel area.

Fares checked October 15, 2026 · By Atlas Ranger Editorial · How we research · Ticket links are affiliate links (disclosure)

Haneda Airport terminal lit up at night with planes at the gates
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Haneda Airport to Tokyo: the short answer

Every way from Haneda Airport to Tokyo, compared

Adult one-way fares and the fastest regular journey times, from each operator's own timetable and fare table, checked October 15, 2026.

OptionTimeFare
Keikyu LineCheapestThe cheapest train, to Shinagawa, Ginza and Asakusa11–14 min to ShinagawaThrough trains: Higashi-Ginza 23–26, Asakusa 34–37¥330 to ShinagawaIC ¥327
Tokyo MonorailThe JR Yamanote line, via Hamamatsucho13 min to HamamatsuchoThen the JR Yamanote line¥520IC ¥519
Airport Limousine BusShinjuku with luggage, and after midnight40–55 min to ShinjukuFrom Terminal 3¥1,400 to Shinjuku¥2,800 for late-night busesKlook: US$8.05 →
Taxi (fixed fare)Door to door, groups, late arrivalsDoor to doorDepends on traffic¥7,600–9,100Chiyoda, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Taito
Private car (booked ahead)Families, meeting at arrivalsDoor to doorDepends on trafficQuoted when you bookFixed before you land
01

Keikyu Line

11–14 min to Shinagawa¥330 to Shinagawa

Keikyu trains reach Shinagawa in 11 minutes from Terminal 3 and 14 from Terminals 1 and 2, for ¥330. Some run straight through onto the Toei Asakusa line, to Higashi-Ginza for Ginza in about 25 minutes and Asakusa in about 35. At Shinagawa you can change to the JR Yamanote line or the bullet train.

Why take it

  • The cheapest way into Tokyo: ¥330 to Shinagawa
  • Some trains run straight through to Higashi-Ginza and Asakusa
  • Change at Shinagawa for the Yamanote line and the Tokaido Shinkansen

Worth knowing

  • Not every train runs through onto the Toei line, so check the destination board
  • Last train from Terminal 3 at 00:08; first at 05:26
02

Tokyo Monorail

13 min to Hamamatsucho¥520

The Tokyo Monorail runs from all three terminals to Hamamatsucho in as little as 13 minutes, with trains about every 5 minutes. At Hamamatsucho you change to the JR Yamanote loop for Tokyo Station, Ueno, Shibuya or Shinjuku.

Why take it

  • Trains about every 5 minutes
  • Change at Hamamatsucho for the Yamanote line to most of central Tokyo
  • Pay with Suica or PASMO

Worth knowing

  • Almost every trip needs a change at Hamamatsucho
  • Last train from Terminal 3 at 00:10 on weekdays; first at 05:09
03

Airport Limousine Bus

40–55 min to Shinjuku¥1,400 to Shinjuku

The Airport Limousine runs from the terminals straight to Shinjuku Station in about 40 to 55 minutes, with luggage under the bus. It is also the way into the city after the last train: late-night buses run to Shinjuku and Ikebukuro until 02:20.

Book ahead · Klook

Airport Limousine Bus ticket from Haneda

  • Straight to Shinjuku Station in 40–55 min
  • Board with the QR code on your phone, no ticket counter
  • Luggage goes under the bus, no stairs or changes

US$8.05

To Shinjuku on Klook · ¥1,400 at the counter

Check price on Klook

Price as of October 15, 2026; may vary

Why take it

  • No stairs or changes with heavy luggage
  • Late-night buses to Shinjuku and Ikebukuro until 02:20
  • Book ahead and skip the ticket counter

Worth knowing

  • Traffic can add time
  • The Tokyo Station route runs only six times a day
04

Taxi (fixed fare)

Door to door¥7,600–9,100

Tokyo taxis from Haneda run fixed fares to many central wards: ¥7,600 to Chiyoda, ¥8,500 to Shibuya, ¥9,000 to Shinjuku and ¥9,100 to Taito, plus tolls. No booking is needed at the taxi stand.

Why take it

  • Fixed fares to Chiyoda, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Taito and other wards
  • No booking needed at the taxi stand
  • Runs after the last train

Worth knowing

  • Tolls are extra, and fares are about 20% higher when the whole ride falls between 22:00 and 5:00
  • Minato, Chuo, Shinagawa, Meguro, Ota and Koto use the meter, not a fixed fare
  • Adding a stop or changing the route cancels the fixed fare
05

Private car (booked ahead)

Door to doorQuoted when you book

A prebooked car meets you at arrivals and takes you straight to the hotel, at a price fixed when you book. It suits families and groups with luggage, and anyone landing tired.

Book ahead · Kiwitaxi

Private car from Haneda, booked ahead

  • A driver meets you at arrivals
  • Price fixed when you book
  • Priced by car size, for families and groups

Fixed price

Quoted when you book

Check price on Kiwitaxi

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Why take it

  • A driver meets you at arrivals
  • The price is fixed when you book
  • Room for the whole group and the luggage

Worth knowing

  • Book ahead; the price depends on the car size

The best way to your hotel area

Choosing where to stay? The best area to stay in Tokyo guide compares these neighborhoods on airport trains and price. Times with a change are the two timetabled legs added together.

Staying inBest wayTime
ShinjukuAirport Limousine bus direct40–55 min
ShibuyaKeikyu to Shinagawa, then the JR Yamanote lineAbout 30 min, 1 change
Ginza and Tokyo StationKeikyu through train to Higashi-Ginza23–26 min
AsakusaKeikyu through train to Asakusa34–37 min
UenoTokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho, then the JR Yamanote lineAbout 30 min, 1 change

Landing late or leaving early

The last trains leave Terminal 3 just after midnight: Keikyu at 00:08 and the Tokyo Monorail at 00:10 on weekdays. After that, Airport Limousine late-night buses run to Shinjuku and Ikebukuro from 00:05 until 02:20 (¥2,800), and fixed-fare taxis leave from the taxi stand.

For an early flight, the first Monorail leaves Terminal 3 at 05:09 and the first Keikyu train at 05:26. Landing at Narita instead? See Narita Airport to Tokyo.

Questions people ask

What is the best way to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo?

For most trips, the Keikyu line: ¥330 and 11 to 14 minutes to Shinagawa, with through trains to Higashi-Ginza and Asakusa. The Tokyo Monorail suits hotels on the Yamanote line, and the Airport Limousine bus suits Shinjuku with heavy luggage.

How much is a taxi from Haneda to Shinjuku?

The fixed fare is ¥9,000, or ¥10,700 if the whole ride falls between 22:00 and 5:00, plus tolls. Fixed fares to Shibuya are ¥8,500 and to Chiyoda ¥7,600.

Is the Keikyu line or the Tokyo Monorail better?

Keikyu is cheaper (¥330 to Shinagawa against ¥520 to Hamamatsucho) and some trains run straight through to Ginza and Asakusa. The Monorail runs about every 5 minutes and suits a change onto the Yamanote line at Hamamatsucho.

Can I use Suica at Haneda Airport?

Yes. Both the Keikyu line and the Tokyo Monorail take Suica and PASMO, and IC fares are a yen or so cheaper than paper tickets.

What if I land at Haneda after midnight?

Airport Limousine late-night buses run to Shinjuku and Ikebukuro from 00:05 until 02:20 (¥2,800). After that, a fixed-fare taxi from the taxi stand.

Is Haneda or Narita closer to Tokyo?

Haneda. The fastest train reaches Shinagawa in 11 minutes, against 36 minutes from Narita to Nippori on the Skyliner, and Haneda fares are much lower.

How this guide was put together

Fares, times and first and last departures were read on October 15, 2026, from each operator's own pages: Keikyu (fare tables and the Haneda Tokyo Access site), Tokyo Monorail (fares and timetables), Airport Limousine (Haneda–Shinjuku and Haneda–Tokyo Station timetables), Haneda Airport (access pages) and the Tokyo Hire-Taxi Association (Haneda fixed fares and rules). Bus times are timetabled and can be longer in traffic. Fares change, so the operator's page has the final price. The Klook limousine bus price was read on Klook's own page the same day, in US dollars, and moves with exchange rates and offers.

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