🛬 How to Get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo: Best Transport Options

Just landed at Haneda Airport (HND) and wondering how to get into Tokyo? Good news—Haneda is Tokyo’s most convenient airport, located just 14 km (9 miles) from the city center. With multiple train, bus, and taxi options, you can be checking into your hotel or exploring Shibuya Crossing in under an hour.

This guide will walk you through all your transportation options from Haneda to Tokyo, including cost, travel time, luggage tips, and best use-cases for each option.

Whether you're a first-timer or a frequent flyer, here’s everything you need to know to get from Haneda Airport to your Tokyo destination quickly, easily, and affordably.

All costs listed approximate and subject to change.

🚆 1. Tokyo Monorail: Fastest Route to Central Tokyo

Best for: Travelers staying near Tokyo Station, Shimbashi, or using the JR Yamanote Line

Travel time: ~20 minutes to Hamamatsucho Station

Cost: ¥500–¥700 (~$3.50–$5 USD)

The Tokyo Monorail is one of the quickest and most efficient ways to get into the city. It departs directly from all Haneda terminals and takes you to Hamamatsucho Station, where you can easily transfer to the JR Yamanote Line—Tokyo’s main loop that connects popular neighborhoods like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ueno.

✅ IC cards accepted (Suica, PASMO)

✅ Trains every 3–5 minutes during peak hours

✅ Great for light travelers or backpackers

🎟️ [ BUY TOKYO MONORAIL TICKETS OR JAPAN RAIL PASS]

📝 [Suica vs PASMO – Which One Should You Get?]

🚉 2. Keikyu Line: Direct Access to Asakusa, Shinagawa, and Yokohama

Best for: Budget travelers or those staying in eastern Tokyo or YokohamaTravel time: ~11 minutes to Shinagawa, ~45 minutes to AsakusaCost: ¥300–¥500 (~$2–$4 USD)

The Keikyu Line offers another excellent train option from Haneda, especially if you’re heading to Asakusa, Nihombashi, Shinagawa, or Yokohama. Trains are fast, frequent, and very affordable.

It’s also a great route if you plan to use the Toei Subway or Asakusa Line, as it directly connects.

✅ Budget-friendly

✅ Fewer transfers for eastern Tokyo

✅ Connects to Toei Subway system

🚌 3. Airport Limousine Bus: Stress-Free with Luggage

Best for: First-time travelers, families, or those with heavy luggageTravel time: 40–90 minutes (depending on destination)

Cost: around 1,400 yen

The Airport Limousine Bus offers a comfortable, no-transfer ride to popular Tokyo hotels, districts, and even Disneyland. You can board directly from all terminals and get dropped off at places like Shinjuku Station, Roppongi, Ikebukuro, or major hotels.

🧳 Plenty of luggage space

🛏️ Door-to-door service to many Tokyo hotels

🪑 Reclining seats, onboard Wi-Fi

✅ Perfect for families, groups, or those arriving late at night

✅ Stops often right outside major hotels

📝 [FULL GUIDE: Airport Limousine Bus Routes, Timetables, and How to Book]

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🚖 4. Taxi or Ride App: Door-to-Door Comfort (But It’ll Cost You)

Best for: Business travelers or late-night arrivals with luggage

Travel time: ~30–45 minutes

Cost: ¥6,000–¥12,000 (~$40–$80 USD), depending on location and time of day

Want maximum comfort and zero navigation stress? Taxis and ride apps like Uber, DiDi, and GO are available right outside the terminal. Ideal if you’re splitting the fare with others or arriving late at night when public transport is limited.

🧳 Great with lots of luggage

🌙 Ideal for red-eye flights or solo female travelers late at night

✅ No transfers or ticketing hassle

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🧭 Which Haneda Airport Transit Option Is Best for You?

Option	Best For	Time	Cost* *please verify	Luggage Friendly
Tokyo Monorail	Quickest to city center	20 mins	¥500–700	👍 Light only
Keikyu Line	Budget & east Tokyo	20–45 mins	¥300–500	👍 Light only
Limousine Bus	Families, hotels, no transfers	40–90 mins	¥1,200–1,800	✅ Yes
Taxi / Uber	Door-to-door comfort	30–45 mins	¥6,000–12,000	✅ Yes

🎯 Pro Tips for Arriving at Haneda

• 💳 Buy a Welcome Suica or PASMO Passport card at the airport for smooth travel around Tokyo.

  
  

  📝 [Suica vs PASMO – What is an IC card?]

• 🧳 Shipping luggage ahead? Use a takkyubin service at the airport to deliver your suitcase directly to your hotel.

• 📱 Stay connected: Grab a Japan eSIM or pocket Wi-Fi before leaving the terminal.

  
  

  🎟️ [BUY JAPAN eSIM or RENT POCKET WI-FI]

🌆 Bonus: Got a Late Flight from Haneda? Explore Toyosu

If your outbound flight is late in the day, don’t just sit at the airport—spend your final hours in Toyosu, a modern waterfront district just a short ride from Haneda. Visit the teamLab Planets digital art museum (an unforgettable sensory experience) and enjoy a last bowl of ramen at Toyosu Market.

📝 [How to Spend a Perfect Day in Toyosu – teamLab Planets, Market Eats & More]

Final Thoughts: Getting to Tokyo from Haneda is Easy

No matter your budget, group size, or travel style, there’s a perfect transit option waiting for you at Haneda. With fast trains, comfortable buses, and door-to-door taxis, you'll be in Tokyo before jet lag even sets in.

Still planning your Tokyo trip? Browse our other guides for where to stay, what to do, and how to get around