# Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND)

> Tokyo, JP · 15 km (9.3 mi) south of Tokyo Station

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## Facts

- **IATA**: HND
- **ICAO**: RJTT
- **Timezone**: Asia/Tokyo
- **Runways**: 4
- **Terminals**: 3
- **Passengers**: 87.1M/yr
- **Worldwide rank**: #5
- **Hub for**: Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways
- **Official site**: https://tokyo-haneda.com/en/index.html

## Overview

## Welcome

Tokyo Haneda Airport, located just 15 km south of Tokyo Station, offers an engaging blend of style and substance that's more reminiscent of a Tokyo neighborhood than an airport. Look beyond the bustling terminals, and you'll find plane-spotting decks and a retro shopping street that channels Edo-era Japan. Haneda is the go-to choice for savvy travelers wanting quick in-and-out trips to Tokyo, thanks to its proximity and efficiency. Dive into the Japanese culinary scene without ever leaving the terminal.

## At a glance

Handling 87.1 million passengers annually, Haneda is a beehive of activity with Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways anchoring its operations. The airport's strategic location and multiple transport options make it a favorite for business travelers. Enjoy a slew of amenities across its three terminals, which feature numerous restaurants, shops, and lounges designed to provide a taste of local culture.

## Terminals & layout

Haneda comprises three terminals: T1 primarily for Japan Airlines’ domestic routes, T2 catering to domestic flights by All Nippon Airways and others, and T3 serving as the hub for international flights with Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways leading the roster. The layout supports smooth transitions between domestic and international flights, but transferring via the free inter-terminal bus can take 15–20 minutes, especially during peak times.

## Getting to and from the city

Transport from Haneda to central Tokyo couldn't be simpler. The Keikyu Airport Line is often the fastest option, taking about 15 minutes to Shinagawa with a fare around 300–350 JPY. Alternatively, the Tokyo Monorail connects to Hamamatsucho in 13-18 minutes for approximately 500 JPY. The Airport Limousine Bus is another option, though its 45-90 minute travel time is subject to traffic, costing around 1200-1600 JPY. Expect a taxi to central Tokyo to take 25-60 minutes at a cost of 6000-9000 JPY depending on traffic.

## Traveller essentials

Prepare for transport to and from the airport by considering the Keikyu and Monorail lines, which offer competitive and frequent services. Note that late-night arrivals may face limited public transit options; a taxi might be necessary. Convenience-store prices rise airside, so stock up landside at Lawson or 7-Eleven in T1 or T2. The airport offers numerous parking options including valet and long-stay facilities, as well as convenient EV charging areas.

## Dining & shopping highlights

Haneda teems with well-regarded restaurants, especially in T3's Edo Koji area, featuring establishments like Setagaya and Soba Kanda. Terminal 1 hosts popular spots like Ginza Grill Cardinal and Yakiniku Toraji, while T2 offers local delights at Obon de Gohan. For retail therapy, T3's Fa-So-La Duty-Free houses unique items. T2's Pokemon Store and the regional specialties available in T1 and T2’s upper floors appeal to collectors and foodies alike.

## Lounges

Lounges at Haneda cater largely to international and premium travelers. T3 plays host to the JAL Sakura Lounge and ANA Suite Lounge, both offering a reprieve from busy terminals. T2's array of ANA lounges include Suite offerings and are known for their amenities. Terminal 3's international lounges often save the day during late-night departure waves when T3 gets crowded.

## Insider tips

- **Insider:** Edo Koji in T3 remains open late with ramen choices when other areas start to close, perfect for a late-night bite.

- **Time:** Opt for the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa for a fast, convenient ride into the city, often outpacing the monorail journey.

- **Quiet:** Head to T1 and T2’s upper floors for quieter dining experiences, even during peak hours.

- **Money:** Save by purchasing food from landside shops like Lawson before security to avoid higher airside prices.

- **Local:** Explore specialty shops in T3 for limited-edition Tokyo omiyage – perfect souvenirs.

- **Avoid:** Tight self-planned connections between terminals as transfer buses can be crowded and slow during busy periods.

- **Insider:** For plane-spotters, the decks at T1, T2, and T3 offer exceptional views, perfect for a tripod and telephoto lens.

## Terminals (3)

- **Terminal 1** — Japan Airlines, Japan Transocean Air, ANA Wings (domestic flights)
- **Terminal 2** — All Nippon Airways, StarFlyer, Skymark Airlines
- **Terminal 3** — All Nippon Airways (international flights), Japan Airlines (international flights)

## Dining (25)

- **ANA FESTA Restaurant** — T2 · $$
- **APRON CLUB** — T1
- **Blue Sky Dining** — T2 · $$
- **Caffé de Crie** — T1 · $
- **Caffé de Crie** — T2 · $
- **Ginza Grill Cardinal** — T1 · $$
- **Katsukichi** — T3 · $$
- **Kineya Mugimaru** — T1 · $
- **McDonald’s** — T1 · $
- **McDonald’s** — T3 · $
- **Mos Burger** — T2 · $
- **Obon de Gohan** — T2 · $$
- **Popeyes** — T1 · $
- **Sanbei** — T2 · $$
- **Setagaya** — T3 · $$
- **Soba Kanda** — T3 · $
- **Starbucks Coffee** — T1 · $$
- **Starbucks Coffee** — T2 · $$
- **Starbucks Coffee** — T3 · $$
- **Tenya** — T1 · $
- **Tsurutontan Udon Noodle Brasserie** — T3 · $$
- **Tully’s Coffee** — T1 · $$
- **Tully’s Coffee** — T2 · $$
- **Yakiniku Champion** — T3 · $$$
- **Yakiniku Toraji** — T1 · $$$

## Lounges (16)

- **ANA Lounge** — T2 · Terminal 2, international airside
- **ANA Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, international airside
- **ANA Suite Lounge** — T2 · Terminal 2, international airside
- **ANA Suite Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, international airside
- **Cathay Pacific Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, oneworld
- **China Airlines Dynasty Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, SkyTeam partner
- **Delta Sky Club** — T3 · Terminal 3, SkyTeam
- **JAL First Class Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, international airside
- **JAL Sakura Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, international airside
- **Lounge Haneda** — T1 · Terminal 1, landside card lounge
- **Power Lounge Central** — T2 · Terminal 2, airside card lounge
- **Power Lounge North** — T2 · Terminal 2, airside card lounge
- **Power Lounge South** — T2 · Terminal 2, airside card lounge
- **Qantas Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, oneworld
- **TIAT Lounge Annex** — T3 · Terminal 3, Priority Pass
- **TIAT Lounge** — T3 · Terminal 3, Priority Pass

## Shops (20)

- **ANA FESTA** — T1
- **ANA FESTA** — T2
- **Blue Sky** — T1
- **Blue Sky** — T2
- **Fa-So-La Duty Free** — T3
- **Fa-So-La TAX FREE AKIHABARA** — T3
- **Hello Kitty Japan** — T3
- **Itoya** — T2
- **JAL PLAZA** — T1
- **JAL PLAZA** — T3
- **Kinokuniya** — T1
- **Matsumoto Kiyoshi** — T1
- **Matsumoto Kiyoshi** — T2
- **Muji to Go** — T1
- **Pokemon Store** — T2
- **Sanrio Gift Gate** — T1
- **Tax Free Shop Laox** — T3
- **Tokyo Souvenir Shop** — T3
- **Toy Park** — T1
- **Uniqlo** — T2

## Parking (10)

- **Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal Parking** — Covered parking
- **Haneda Airport EV Charging Area** — EV parking
- **Haneda Airport International Terminal Parking** — Covered parking
- **Haneda Airport Long Stay Parking** — Long stay
- **Haneda Airport Valet Parking** — Valet service
- **P1 Parking** — Terminal 1 short stay
- **P2 Parking** — Terminal 1 short stay
- **P3 Parking** — Terminal 2 short stay
- **P4 Parking** — Terminal 2 short stay
- **P5 Parking** — Terminal 3 parking

## Ground transport (12)

- **Airport Hotel Shuttle Bus** — Hotel shuttle · 10-20 min to nearby airport hotels; 30-60 min for occasional city shuttles depending on route and traffic · Often free for airport‑area hotels; some city hotels charge around 500-1000 JPY per person (ranges seen in hotel info and reviews) · Highly variable by hotel – common patterns every 20-30 min in peak times, hourly in off‑peak, and some only a few specific runs per day
- **Airport Limousine Bus** — Bus service · 45-90 min depending heavily on destination and traffic (users often cite ~1 hr to Tokyo Station, up to 90 min to Shinjuku) · Around 1200-1600 JPY Haneda–central Tokyo hotel areas (amounts repeatedly cited for Shinjuku/Tokyo Station routes) · Typically every 20-30 min on main daytime routes; some routes drop to about hourly late at night/early morning
- **Airport Rental Car** — Car rental · Pickup process often 30-60 min including paperwork and shuttle to lot; driving time Haneda–central Tokyo ~25-60 min depending on traffic if you choose to drive in · Roughly 7000-10000 JPY per day for a compact including basic insurance, plus tolls and fuel (price ranges commonly cited in user posts) · Major rental counters operate daily with hours typically covering first to last flights; reservations required for late-night pickups on some agencies
- **JR East Rail Connections via Hamamatsucho** — Rail connection · 13-18 min Monorail + 5-20 min on JR depending on destination (e.g., ~5 min to Tokyo, ~20 min to Shinjuku) · Monorail ~500 JPY Haneda–Hamamatsucho + ~150-210 JPY typical JR leg to major stations (user‑reported ranges) · JR Yamanote and Keihin‑Tohoku lines both run every 3-5 min most of the day
- **Keihin Kyuko Bus** — Regional bus · 20-60 min depending heavily on destination and traffic (user‑reported) · Roughly 300-800 JPY depending on distance toward Kawasaki/Yokohama areas (ranges cited in user fare breakdowns) · Route‑dependent; many run roughly every 20-40 min in daytime and less frequently late at night
- **Keikyu Airport Limited Express** — Rail service · About 15 min Haneda–Shinagawa when running Limited Express pattern · Same base Keikyu fare – around 300-350 JPY Haneda–Shinagawa (no Limited Express surcharge) · Limited Express/fast pattern typically every 10-15 min mixed into 5-10 min overall Keikyu headway
- **Keikyu Airport Line** — Rail line · 15-20 min Haneda–Shinagawa on typical Airport Express/Limited Express · Around 300-350 JPY Haneda–Shinagawa (users repeatedly cite mid‑¥300s for IC fare) · Every 5-10 min most of the day; thinner late at night but still regular until around midnight
- **Keikyu Limousine Bus** — Bus service · 40-70 min depending on destination and traffic (user‑reported) · Commonly in the 800-1200 JPY range Haneda–Yokohama/Kawasaki (values cited in user posts and reviews) · Varies by route; main Yokohama/Kawasaki lines often every 20-40 min in daytime, sparser late at night
- **Taxi** — Metered taxi · 25-60 min depending heavily on traffic and destination (users often cite ~30-40 min to Tokyo/Ginza off‑peak) · Roughly 6000-9000 JPY Haneda–central Tokyo, higher with night surcharge (user‑reported ranges) · On demand 24/7 from official taxi ranks at each terminal
- **Toei Bus** — Local bus · 30-70 min depending on route and traffic; users commonly report it being substantially slower than rail for similar corridors · Around 210-220 JPY flat Toei bus fare in Tokyo (amount often cited by locals when comparing with trains) · Typically every 15-30 min on airport‑serving routes, with gaps at night and on some weekend schedules
- **Tokyo Monorail** — Rail line · 13-18 min (Haneda–Hamamatsucho, depending on stopping pattern) · 500-500 JPY (Haneda–Hamamatsucho IC fare) [approx. ¥500 noted repeatedly in user fare breakdowns] · Every 3-5 min · roughly 05:00–00:00
- **Tokyo Monorail Haneda Express** — Rail service · Around 13 min Haneda–Hamamatsucho (express stopping pattern) · Same as standard Tokyo Monorail – around 500 JPY Haneda–Hamamatsucho (no surcharge) · Express pattern typically every 10-15 min within overall 3-5 min Monorail headways

## Insider tips

- _Insider_: Edo Koji in T3 remains open late with ramen choices when other areas start to close, perfect for a late-night bite.
- _Time_: Opt for the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa for a fast, convenient ride into the city, often outpacing the monorail journey.
- _Quiet_: Head to T1 and T2’s upper floors for quieter dining experiences, even during peak hours.
- _Money_: Save by purchasing food from landside shops like Lawson before security to avoid higher airside prices.
- _Local_: Explore specialty shops in T3 for limited-edition Tokyo omiyage – perfect souvenirs.
- _Avoid_: Tight self-planned connections between terminals as transfer buses can be crowded and slow during busy periods.
- _Insider_: For plane-spotters, the decks at T1, T2, and T3 offer exceptional views, perfect for a tripod and telephoto lens.