Haneda Airport to Tokyo (2026): Monorail, Keikyu or Limousine Bus?
Haneda is close to the city, and you don't need to book anything to get in. Heading to Shinagawa, Ginza or Asakusa? Take the Keikyu Line. Hamamatsucho, Tokyo Station or the Yamanote Line? Take the Tokyo Monorail. Big suitcases and a hotel in Shinjuku? The Limousine Bus is ¥1,400 and drops you at the door of many hotels.
We read the fares and last trains on Keikyu's, Tokyo Monorail's, Limousine Bus's and Haneda Airport's official pages on 7 November 2026.
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Which train goes to my hotel?
Keikyu Line
Shinagawa in 11 min, Higashi-Ginza 23 min, Asakusa 34 min from Terminal 3. Many trains run straight onto the Asakusa subway line.
Tokyo Monorail
To Hamamatsucho, then change to JR. Tokyo Station ¥720, Ueno ¥730 as a through ticket.
Monorail or Limousine Bus
Monorail + Yamanote is ¥780 to Shinjuku or Shibuya. The bus is ¥1,400 but you don't drag bags through stations.
Taxi or late bus
The last Keikyu to Shinagawa leaves at 00:08. After that, use Haneda's flat-rate taxis or a late-night bus.
All the options compared
Haneda Airport's own page gives the rough times by destination: Shinagawa about 15 min, Hamamatsucho 20, Tokyo 30, Ueno and Asakusa 40, Shibuya 45, Shinjuku 50.
Is a pass or agency ticket worth it from Haneda?
For one ride into town, you don't need one: pay the regular fare, or tap a Suica or a contactless bank card at the gate. Two cases are different:
How to get from arrivals to the train
Find the gates on the arrival floor
At Terminal 3 (most international flights), the Keikyu gates for central Tokyo and Yokohama and the Monorail gates are on the 2nd floor Arrival Lobby. At Terminals 1 and 2 both lines are on B1F.
Pay at the gate
Tap a Suica or PASMO. On Keikyu you can also tap a contactless Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, Diners Club, Discover or UnionPay card. Children are charged the adult fare with a bank card.
Check the train goes your way
Keikyu trains split toward Shinagawa/Asakusa and toward Yokohama. Monorail trains all go to Hamamatsucho; the Airport Rapid is the fastest.
For the bus: buy a ticket or show your booking
Booked online? Show it at the stop. Not booked? Buy a ticket for a specific departure at the automatic ticket machine on the day, then line up at the stop. The machines take cash, credit cards and IC cards.
What if…?
…I land after midnight?
The last Keikyu to Shinagawa leaves Terminal 3 at 00:08 (weekdays and weekends). Check the Monorail's last train on its official timetable. After the last trains, take a flat-rate taxi, or check the late-night bus times on Haneda Airport's bus page.
Taxi apps in Japan →…I'm going to Shinjuku with two big suitcases?
The ¥1,400 Limousine Bus skips the transfers and stairs. Or send the bags from the airport and take the train.
Luggage delivery →…my flight lands at Terminal 2?
Some international flights use Terminal 2. Keikyu and the Monorail both stop there too (B1F); Keikyu times are about 3 minutes longer.
…I don't have a Suica yet?
Buy a paper ticket at the machine, or tap a bank card on Keikyu. You'll want an IC card later anyway.
Getting a Suica →Should I book the Limousine Bus in advance?
Booking is optional from the airport. Limousine Bus sells seats on its own booking website, or you can buy a ticket for a set departure at the airport machine on the day. Booking ahead fixes your seat on the departure you want.
Limousine Bus booking site
Official fare and timetable. Book here first.
Bus tickets through an agency
Some agencies resell Limousine Bus tickets. Compare the price with ¥1,400 before paying more.
Affiliate linkWhat we checked
Haneda Airport's train page: travel times by destination and where the gates are. It shows no fares.
Tokyo Monorail's Monorail and Yamanote Line ticket page: ¥590, the sales dates and the through fares to Yamanote stations.
Keikyu's Haneda Access Guide: travel times, last and first trains, Tap to Ride card brands, and the Hanetoku + Subway ticket prices. Keikyu's ticket page gives the Shinagawa–Haneda Terminal 3 fare as ¥330.
Tokyo Monorail's fare table from Monorail Hamamatsucho: ¥520 to the Haneda terminals (¥519 by IC card).
Limousine Bus's Shinjuku/Nakano–Haneda route page: ¥1,400 adult, ¥700 child. From Haneda you book online or buy a timed ticket at the machine on the day; paying on board without a ticket is only for buses toward the airport.
Flying into Narita instead?
Narita is 60–90 minutes out, and the choice there matters more. Next, plan your first days in the city.
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