HND to NRT: how to transfer in Tokyo
Best way to get from Haneda to Narita — fares, times, and what to avoid.
Keikyu + Asakusa + Keisei through-train
One seat if you catch a through-service. Otherwise 1 transfer at Aoto.
There is no single Suica-tappable through-line — plan the route before you arrive. Limousine bus is the safest bet with heavy luggage.
Other ways to make the transfer
Limousine Bus (Airport Limousine)
Direct, luggage handled. Traffic on the Bayshore adds 30–60 min at rush hour.
Taxi
Only if group of 3–4 and time-critical. Tolls extra.
Before you go
- HND is 30 min from central Tokyo; NRT is 60–90 min — always budget for the longer leg
- Ignore anyone offering a 'private airport transfer' at arrivals unless pre-booked
Full airport guides
This guide covers the transfer in both directions — the route, fares, and times are the same HND ↔ NRT.
FAQ
What's the fastest way from HND to NRT?
Keikyu + Asakusa + Keisei through-train — about 100–120 min for ¥1,800–2,000. One seat if you catch a through-service. Otherwise 1 transfer at Aoto.
How much time should I leave between flights at HND and NRT?
We recommend at least 4 hours door to door, accounting for baggage claim, transfer, check-in, and security.
How far is NRT from HND?
About 75 km across Tokyo.
What should I avoid when transferring HND to NRT?
There is no single Suica-tappable through-line — plan the route before you arrive. Limousine bus is the safest bet with heavy luggage.