Narita International Airport public transport guide

Limited express service connecting Narita Airport Terminal 1 and Terminal 2·3 stations directly with central Tokyo. Trains combine and split at Tokyo Station to continue toward Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Omiya, or toward Yokohama and Ofuna, with some seasonal services extending further. Seat reservations are standard, and an IC card such as Suica or PASMO can be used at the ticket gate for the base fare portion.

Local and rapid commuter trains on the JR East Narita Line connect Narita Airport's two terminal stations with Narita, Sakura and Chiba, and continue toward central Tokyo via the Sobu Line. These trains are the everyday, lower-cost alternative to the Narita Express, running on standard commuter fares with Suica and PASMO IC cards accepted throughout the network.

Limited express service linking Narita Airport Terminal 1 and Terminal 2·3 stations with Nippori (as little as 36 minutes) and Keisei Ueno (about 41 minutes) stations in central Tokyo. At Nippori, passengers exit the Keisei gates and pass through a dedicated JR transfer gate to reach the Yamanote, Keihin-Tohoku and Joban lines. Some trains also call at Shin-Kamagaya and Aoto. Seat reservations are included in the fare, and PASMO or Suica can be used at the ticket gate for the base fare portion.

Regular-fare limited express service from Narita Airport running via the Narita Sky Access Line, through-running onto the Toei Asakusa Line and Keikyu Line toward central Tokyo destinations including Oshiage, Asakusa, Nihombashi, Shimbashi and Shinagawa. No seat reservation is required, and Suica and PASMO IC cards are accepted for the full journey.

Regular-fare limited express service on the Keisei Main Line linking Narita Airport with Keisei-Narita, Keisei-Sakura, Keisei-Funabashi, Aoto, Nippori and Keisei-Ueno. No seat reservation is required, and Suica and PASMO IC cards are accepted for the full journey.

A local route bus connecting Narita Airport Terminals 1, 2 and 3 with Inage-Kaigan Station and Kaihin-Makuhari Station in Chiba, calling at hotels around Makuhari Messe along the way. The service runs roughly hourly, accepts cash and transit IC card fares, and requires no advance reservation. It is run jointly by the Keisei Bus group's Chiba East and Chiba Central companies.