With over 85 million annual passengers, Haneda Airport—also known as Tokyo International Airport—is Japan’s busiest airport and handles all of Tokyo’s domestic flights plus a smaller number of international flights. The airport is also home to Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways, as well as several low-cost carriers.
Haneda has bus and rail connections to central Tokyo, but a range of shared or private arrival and departure transfers are also available, offering pickup or drop-off from your Tokyo or Urayasu hotel plus luggage assistance. Private transfers also run between Tokyo’s two airports, Haneda Airport and Narita International Airport. Whichever shared or private transfer option you choose, it'll save you the time and hassle of navigating the Tokyo public transport system with luggage.
Haneda Airport has three terminals, two of which are connected by underground walkways; free shuttles run from the main terminals to the gates.
Passenger amenities include an airport hotel (Terminal 2), short- and long-stay parking lots, car rental services, ATMs, and currency exchange.
There are also various shops, bars, and restaurants, as well as free Wi-Fi available for airport travelers.
Haneda Airport is fully accessible to wheelchair users and strollers.
Haneda Airport is located about 9 miles (14 kilometers) south of Tokyo Station in the Ota district. The JR Yamanote train line connects Haneda to central Tokyo via the Tokyo Monorail or Keikyu Line. Alternatively, it’s about a 30-minute taxi ride from central Tokyo. Late night and early morning trips between the airport and city center may not be possible by public transportation—opt for a private transfer or taxi instead.
