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Haneda Airport Arrivals and Departures Live, and Transport Guide
A plain guide to Haneda Airport arrivals: terminals, trains to major Tokyo stations, taxis and buses, plus practical tips for your first hour.
Quick answer
After Haneda Airport arrivals you clear the terminal, then choose a train, taxi or bus into Tokyo. Trains reach Shinagawa in about 15 minutes and Tokyo Station in about 30. Taxis use fixed fares to Tokyo and Kanagawa, with tolls added. Buy bus tickets before boarding.
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Fixed fare taxi routes between Haneda Airport, Tokyo proper, and Kanagawa Prefecture (except some areas); toll fees apply on top of the flat rate for toll roads
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Terminals
T1 (Terminal 1), T2 (Terminal 2), T3 (Terminal 3)
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Terminals at a glance
Haneda has three terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. Check which one your flight uses before you plan onward transport, as train and bus access points differ by terminal.
Trains into the city
Trains are the usual choice after arrivals. Times to major stations are roughly: Shinagawa about 15 minutes, Hamamatsucho about 20 minutes, Tokyo Station about 30 minutes, Ueno about 40 minutes, Shibuya about 45 minutes and Shinjuku about 50 minutes. These are estimates, so check each operator's website for schedules and fares.
Taxis and buses
Taxis run on fixed fare routes between Haneda Airport, Tokyo proper and Kanagawa Prefecture, except some areas, with toll fees added on top for toll roads. If you booked a taxi by app or phone, use the dedicated stand for reserved taxis rather than the 1st floor taxi stands. For buses, buy your ticket before boarding: at Terminals 1 and 2 from the automatic ticket machines, and at Terminal 3 from the machines or the bus ticket counters. On the express bus, keep power banks with you inside the vehicle, not in checked luggage.
Skip the airport Wi-Fi
Airport Wi-Fi usually means a sign-up page, an email address and a connection that stops at the terminal doors. A data eSIM keeps you online at the gate, in the taxi and at the hotel, and your own number stays on for calls and bank codes.
How long does it take to get from Haneda Airport to Shinagawa?
About 15 minutes by train. Treat this as an estimate and check the operator's website for schedules and fares.
How do I get to Tokyo Station after Haneda Airport arrivals?
By train, in about 30 minutes. Confirm current schedules and fares with the train operator before you travel.
Are Haneda taxi fares fixed?
Yes, on fixed fare routes between Haneda Airport, Tokyo proper and Kanagawa Prefecture, except some areas. Toll fees apply on top of the flat rate for toll roads.
Where do I buy a bus ticket at Haneda?
At Terminals 1 and 2, use the automatic ticket machines. At Terminal 3, use the machines or the bus ticket counters. Buy before boarding.
I booked a taxi by app. Where should I wait?
Use the dedicated stand for reserved taxis, not the 1st floor taxi stands. Having data ready on landing helps you confirm the booking, and a travel eSIM is one way to sort that before you fly.