Airport Limousine Bus in Tokyo (2026): Fares, Booking and Luggage

You have big suitcases, a long flight behind you, and a hotel in Shinjuku or near a major station. The Airport Limousine Bus takes you there from Haneda or Narita with your bags in the hold, and no train changes.

From Haneda it is good value: ¥1,400 to Shinjuku, ¥1,300 to Shibuya. From Narita it costs ¥3,100–¥3,600, more than the Skyliner and about the same as the Narita Express, so take it for the comfort, not the price. We read the fares and rules on Limousine Bus's official site on 7 November 2026.

Landing at Narita? Klook lists Airport Limousine buses from Narita to Tokyo. The official web booking charges the official fare, so compare before you pay.
Narita Limousine Bus on Klook ↗

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The answer in one box
Haneda → Shinjuku
¥1,400 adult · ¥700 childShinjuku Station, Busta Shinjuku and major Shinjuku hotels.
Haneda → Shibuya
¥1,300 adult
Haneda → T-CAT (Nihonbashi)
¥1,000–¥1,200 adult
Narita → Shinjuku
¥3,600 adult · ¥1,800 childShinjuku-area hotels and stations.
Narita → Tokyo Station / T-CAT
¥3,100 adult
Travel time
Shown for each departure in the official timetableThe company says arrival times are for reference only and vary with road conditions.
Luggage
2 checked bags per person, each up to 50 × 60 × 120 cm and 30 kg

Is the Limousine Bus worth it?

Yes

Take the bus if…

Your hotel is one of the stops, you have two big suitcases, you travel with children, or you land tired and want to sit down the whole way.

No

Take the train if…

You are travelling light, it is rush hour on a weekday, or your hotel is far from any stop. Trains don't get stuck in traffic.

From Haneda the bus costs more than the train but is much easier with bags. From Narita it costs more than the Skyliner (¥2,580) or the ¥1,500 airport bus to Tokyo Station, so it is a comfort choice.

Limousine Bus or train from the airport?

Haneda → Shinjuku, Limousine Bus
¥1,400 · times in the official timetableNo change. Bags in the hold.
Haneda → Shinjuku, train
Monorail or Keikyu plus JR · about 50 minOne or two changes with your bags.
Narita → Shinjuku, Limousine Bus
¥3,600 · times in the official timetable
Narita → Shinjuku, Narita Express
¥3,330¥5,200 round trip for foreign passport holders.
Narita → Tokyo Station, cheap bus
¥1,500 · about 70 minAirport Bus TYO-NRT. Late-night and early-morning runs cost more.

Do I need to reserve a seat?

From the airport, you can buy a ticket for a set departure time on the day from the ticket machines (and counters where there are any). Buses run on a seat-capacity basis, so a full bus means waiting for the next one. Reserving online secures your seat.

Online (Limousine Bus web booking)
Pay by card; registered members can also use Alipay or WeChat PayYou get a QR ticket by email.
On the day, at the airport
Ticket machine · cash, card or IC cardNarita's ticket machines take cash and cards only.
Shinjuku → Haneda
You can board without booking if seats are freePay cash or IC card on board. If the bus is full, you wait for the next one.
From a hotel stop
Reserve online; no phone bookingsAsk the hotel desk on the day.

How to book online

  1. Open Limousine Bus web booking and pick your airport and direction. "To the airport" or "From the airport".
  2. Enter the stops, date, time and number of people.
  3. Choose the fare plan and read the baggage notes. You can book as a registered member or without registering. Online payment is by card; Alipay and WeChat Pay are for registered members only.
  4. Pay and keep the QR code. You receive a reservation QR code or an e-ticket by email. With a reservation QR code, you scan it at the counter or ticket machine and collect your ticket at least 5 minutes before departure.
    The QR ticket arrives by email, so you need data the moment you land. A Japan eSIM is set up before you fly.
    Japan eSIM on Klook ↗
What we checked on 7 November 2026

Limousine Bus route pages: Haneda–Shinjuku ¥1,400 (child ¥700), Haneda–Shibuya ¥1,300, Haneda–T-CAT ¥1,000–¥1,200, Narita–Shinjuku ¥3,600 (child ¥1,800), Narita–T-CAT/Tokyo Station ¥3,100.

The route pages send you to the timetable for the time required and say estimated arrival times are for reference only, so this page quotes no journey times.

Baggage page: up to two checked pieces per person, each no larger than 50 × 60 × 120 cm and up to 30 kg.

Reservation guide: online booking with card (Alipay and WeChat Pay for members), or tickets from the ticket machine on the day; a reservation QR code must be exchanged at least 5 minutes before departure.

Haneda–Shinjuku route page: Higashi-Shinjuku and Ikebukuro East Exit are "Haneda late night services" stops, date-dependent.

How much luggage can I bring?

Checked bags
Up to 2 per personEach up to 50 × 60 × 120 cm and 30 kg.
Don't check
Passport, cash, jewellery, cameras, laptops, glassKeep them with you. The company is not responsible for damage to these.
Inside the bus
Small bags on your lap, at your feet or on the rack
Compensation limit
¥200,000 per personOnly when the company is at fault.
Three or more big bags? Send some from the airport to your hotel by luggage delivery and ride with the rest. Luggage delivery →

Are there discount tickets?

Bus + subway

Limousine & Subway Pass

Limousine Bus ticket(s) plus a Tokyo Subway Ticket for all Toei and Tokyo Metro lines. Haneda: one way + 24 hours ¥2,300; two rides + 48 hours ¥4,100; two rides + 72 hours ¥4,600. Narita: ¥4,200 / ¥7,500 / ¥8,000. No cancellation or changes for your own reasons; the bus time can be changed up to 5 minutes before departure.

Bus + Hakone

Limousine & Hakone Free Pass

A set ticket for going from Narita Airport to Hakone: a limousine bus ticket, a round trip on the Odakyu Line and a Hakone sightseeing ticket. Useful only if Hakone is your first stop.

Members

Web coupon tickets

Multi-ride coupons for Limousine Bus web members, including a Haneda ¥1,000-zone ticket. Worth it only if you fly in and out several times.

The official site also lists a limited-time winter campaign: Shinjuku → Narita → Shinjuku with the return trip at half price. Check its dates before you count on it.

What if…?

…my flight is late and I miss the bus I booked?

Follow the change and cancellation rules shown with your booking. If seats are left on a later bus, you can buy a same-day ticket at the ticket machine.

…the bus is full?

Take the next bus or the train. From Haneda, take the Keikyu or the monorail. From Narita, the Skyliner reaches Keisei Ueno in as little as 41 minutes.

Skyliner on Klook ↗

…I land late at night at Haneda?

Limousine Bus runs Haneda late-night services to Higashi-Shinjuku Station and Ikebukuro Station (East Exit) on some dates. Check the timetable for your date: those stops are marked as date-dependent.

Not sure which airport transfer to pick?

Pick by where your hotel is. Our airport pages compare every option with fares checked on the operators' sites.

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