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Tokyo Haneda · Japan
HND
Low riskUpdated May 2026High confidence

Closer to the city than Narita and even simpler. Just pick a train.

TL;DR

HND (Tokyo Haneda) is the main international airport serving Tokyo, Japan. The recommended way out is Take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho or Keikyu Line to Shinagawa (~¥520 (Monorail) · ¥330 (Keikyu), 13–17 min). Pickup is at Both stations directly under T3 (international). The most common scam to watch for is "(Functionally none)". Fares on the HND → Tokyo Station / Shinjuku route typically run ¥330–¥520 (trains); anything above ¥10,000+ is almost certainly a scam. Last updated May 2026.

IF YOU ONLY READ ONE THING

Take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho or Keikyu Line to Shinagawa

Typical fare
¥520 (Monorail) · ¥330 (Keikyu)
Journey time
13–17 min
Pickup
Both stations directly under T3 (international)
WARNING · Late-night arrivals after trains stop running may need a taxi — easily ¥6,000–¥9,000.
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Compare your options at a glance

OptionCostWaitPaymentPick
Keikyu Line
¥330Every 5–10 mins💳Card
Tokyo Monorail
¥520Every 4–8 mins💳Card
Airport Limousine Bus
¥1,300–¥1,800Every 15–30 mins💳Card / Cash—
Taxi
¥6,000–¥9,000 to Tokyo Station0–10 mins💳Card / Cash—
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Your first 30 minutes

  1. 1Clear immigration (visa-free for many passports)
  2. 2Collect bags and follow signs to 'Trains'
  3. 3Tokyo Monorail: ¥520 to Hamamatsucho (JR Yamanote Line transfer)
  4. 4Keikyu Line: ¥330 to Shinagawa (also Yamanote Line)
  5. 5Tap on with Suica / Pasmo / contactless
  6. 6Expected total: ¥330–¥520
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Airport exit score

AIRPORT EXIT SCORE
94/ 100
Easy exit
  • Scam risk100
  • Public transport95
  • Ride-hailing75
  • Signage clarity95
  • Payment convenience95
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Fare reality check

HND → Tokyo Station / Shinjuku
  1. ExpectedWhat locals actually pay
    ¥330–¥520 (trains)
  2. ConcerningQuestion this — ask for the meter
    ¥6,000+ (taxi)
  3. Probably being scammedWalk away. Find another ride.
    ¥10,000+
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Best ways out, ranked

  1. 1

    Keikyu Line

    RECOMMENDED
    Cost
    ¥330
    Journey
    13 min to Shinagawa
    Wait
    Every 5–10 mins
    Payment
    💳 Card
    Pros
    • Cheapest
    • Frequent
    • Direct to Shinagawa
    Cons
    • Crowded at peak
  2. 2

    Tokyo Monorail

    RECOMMENDED
    Cost
    ¥520
    Journey
    17 min to Hamamatsucho
    Wait
    Every 4–8 mins
    Payment
    💳 Card
    Pros
    • Scenic view
    • Direct to Yamanote Line
    Cons
    • Slightly pricier than Keikyu
  3. 3

    Airport Limousine Bus

    Cost
    ¥1,300–¥1,800
    Journey
    30–60 min to major hotels
    Wait
    Every 15–30 mins
    Payment
    💳 Card / Cash
    Pros
    • Direct to hotels
    Cons
    • Subject to traffic
  4. 4

    Taxi

    Cost
    ¥6,000–¥9,000 to Tokyo Station
    Journey
    25–60 min
    Wait
    0–10 mins
    Payment
    💳 Card / Cash
    Pros
    • Door-to-door
    • Only option after midnight
    Cons
    • Expensive vs trains
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Paying without surprises

  • Suica / Pasmo / contactless all work at the gates.
  • Taxis accept card but late-night surcharge applies after 22:00.
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Common scams

(Functionally none)

Low risk

Real risk is taking a taxi when a ¥330 train works fine.

HOW TO AVOID · Default to trains until they stop running.

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What locals & travellers say

HND·Tokyo
“Keikyu Line to Shinagawa is the cheapest route into Tokyo — ¥330, 13 minutes.”
Redditr/JapanTravelChecked Feb 2025confirmed
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  • "Keikyu Line to Shinagawa is the cheapest route into Tokyo — ¥330, 13 minutes." — r/JapanTravel
  • "Last trains leave Haneda around 00:00 — late arrivals need a taxi or airport hotel." — TripAdvisor
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Arrival checklist

  • Keikyu Line: ¥330 to Shinagawa, 13 min
  • Monorail: ¥520 to Hamamatsucho, 17 min
  • Limousine bus for hotel drop-offs
  • Taxi only if you arrive after midnight
  • Tap with Suica / Pasmo / contactless
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HND arrival FAQs

What is the safest way to leave Tokyo Haneda?
Take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho or Keikyu Line to Shinagawa. Late-night arrivals after trains stop running may need a taxi — easily ¥6,000–¥9,000..
Are taxis at HND safe?
Official taxis from the marked rank are generally fine, but watch for: (functionally none) — Real risk is taking a taxi when a ¥330 train works fine. Default to trains until they stop running.
Is ride-hailing (Uber, Bolt, Grab or similar) available at HND?
Ride-hailing availability at HND varies — check the app before you land. Where it works, the pickup point is usually outside the arrivals curb in a marked zone.
How much should a taxi from HND to the city centre cost?
Expected fare on the HND → Tokyo Station / Shinjuku route is roughly ¥330–¥520 (trains). Anything around ¥6,000+ (taxi) is high — ¥10,000+ is a scam. Fares vary with traffic, time of day and taxi type, so confirm before you get in.
Do I need cash for a taxi at HND?
Carry small local notes — Airport Limousine Bus expects card & cash. A backup card with no FX fees helps if a driver claims the terminal is broken.
Where is the official taxi pickup at Tokyo Haneda?
Both stations directly under T3 (international). If you can't see a marked rank with a dispatcher or queue, walk back inside and ask at the information desk — never take an offer from someone roaming arrivals.
Is HND safe to arrive at late at night?
HND is generally manageable at night if you stick to the official taxi rank or pre-book a transfer. Avoid empty bus stops and outdoor pickup zones, and confirm your ride is moving before sharing personal details.
What scams should I watch for at HND?
The most reported at HND: (Functionally none). See the scams section above for how each one works and how to avoid it.
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