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Tokyo Haneda International Airport public transport guide

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Getting to and from Tokyo Haneda International Airport by public transport, without the guesswork. Tokyo Haneda International Airport keeps things simple, with a handful of public transport options to choose from — two in total. Check out the list below to find the best option for you, and remember to confirm the details directly with the service provider before travelling.

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Tokyo Monorail

Tokyo Monorail is a JR East group railway linking Haneda Airport's three terminals directly with Hamamatsucho, on the Yamanote Line loop in central Tokyo. Suica and PASMO IC cards are accepted for fare payment, and dedicated Service Managers assist international, elderly and first-time riders at stations. Onboard, the elevated route gives views over Tokyo Bay on the way into the city.

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Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line

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The Tokyo Monorail's single line runs the full length between Haneda Airport and Hamamatsucho Station, where riders can transfer to JR lines including the Yamanote Line loop. Trains depart roughly every five minutes and call at all stations along the elevated route above Tokyo Bay and the Tamagawa water channel.

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Haneda Airport Terminal 2Haneda Airport Terminal 1Shin-seibijoHaneda Airport Terminal 3TenkubashiSeibijoShowajimaRyutsu CenterOi Keibajo-maeTennozu IsleMonorail Hamamatsucho
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Keikyu

Keikyu Corporation operates the Keikyu Airport Line, connecting Haneda Airport's three terminals directly with Shinagawa in central Tokyo, with through trains continuing onto the Keikyu Main Line toward Yokohama and beyond. Suica and PASMO IC cards work for tap-to-ride travel at standard network fares, and ticket machines at the airport stations offer multilingual fare search and card payment.

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Keikyu Airport Line

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The Airport Line runs from Haneda Airport's two Keikyu stations to Keikyu Kamata, where it joins the Keikyu Main Line to Shinagawa. Airport-bound and city-bound trains run frequently throughout the day, with the fastest services reaching Shinagawa in around 11-14 minutes, and through-running trains continue beyond Shinagawa onto the Toei Asakusa Line, Keisei and other connecting networks on the same IC card fare.

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Haneda Airport Terminal 1・2Haneda Airport Terminal 3TenkubashiAnamori InariOtoriiKojiyaKeikyu KamataUmeyashikiOmorimachiHeiwajimaOmorikaiganTachiaigawaSamezuAomono YokochoShimbambaKitashinagawaShinagawa
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