Every way to get from Haneda Airport into Tokyo — compared by speed, price and how easy each is with luggage. Then route the whole journey offline with CityNav.
Open CityNav Free → See Tokyo transit coverageHaneda (Tokyo International) is much closer to the city than Narita. It has T1 and T2 (mostly domestic, but T2 now handles some international) and T3 (the main international terminal). All are linked by free shuttle and connected to the city by monorail and Keikyu line.
| Option | Duration | Price | Frequency / Hours | Luggage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🚈 Tokyo Monorail | ~15-20 min | from ¥520 | every 4-10 min roughly 05:00-00:00 |
good — step-free, some luggage space |
| 🚆 Keikyu Line | ~15-20 min to Shinagawa | from ¥330 | every 5-10 min roughly 05:00-00:00 |
moderate — commuter train, gets busy |
| 🚌 Airport Limousine Bus | ~30-60 min | from ¥1,000 | every 15-30 min roughly 05:00-01:00 |
excellent — bags in hold, drops at hotels |
| 🚕 Taxi | ~25-45 min | from ¥6,000-¥8,000 | on demand 24/7 |
excellent — door to door |
→ Hamamatsuchō (change for JR Yamanote line)
Luggage: good — step-free, some luggage space
→ Shinagawa (through-service to Asakusa/Oshiage)
Luggage: moderate — commuter train, gets busy
→ Major hotels / Shinjuku / Tokyo Station
Luggage: excellent — bags in hold, drops at hotels
→ Central Tokyo
Luggage: excellent — door to door
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The Keikyu line is from about ¥330 and the monorail from ¥520. Limousine buses start around ¥1,000 and taxis ¥6,000-¥8,000.
Either the Keikyu line to Shinagawa or the monorail to Hamamatsuchō — both around 15-20 minutes, then a short JR connection.
The Keikyu line (from ~¥330) is the cheapest, closely followed by the monorail.
The Airport Limousine Bus loads your bags and drops at hotels; a taxi is affordable given how close Haneda is.
Trains and monorail run until roughly midnight and some buses until ~01:00. A taxi is a reasonable fallback because the airport is close to the city.
Yes — tap a Suica or PASMO (or the Suica app) on the monorail and Keikyu line just like locals do.
Data last checked: 2026-08-14 · Sources: Tokyo Monorail, Keikyu Railway, Haneda Airport. Fares are approximate and can change.