Haneda Airport (HND) Transfer Service

Begin your airport adventures

Haneda Airport is more than just a gateway. It's also a destination filled with attractions, shopping, and unique experiences. Here are some of the best things to do, such as Edo Market, Tokyo Pop Town, and more. Make the most of it!

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To reach Tokyo, the most convenient way is to arrive at Haneda Airport, which is just 30 minutes from the city center. To get information when you arrive, search for the'mini MORK' concierge robots scattered around Terminals 1 and 2.

Terminal 3 was launched in 2010 and offers a taste of 'cool Japan' while also offering a glimpse into the Edo period (1603-1868). At Tokyo Pop Town, visitors can interact with modern Japanese pop culture through its gift shop and Starry Café Planetarium.

Explore the replica of Edo Koji Street, complete with souvenir shops and restaurants, by crossing the wooden Haneda Nihonbashi Bridge.

Recommended spots at Haneda Airport

There are many things to do at Haneda Airport! Here, we recommend attractive spots near Haneda Airport.

Observation Decks

Travelers and visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the runway, aircraft activity, and the surrounding skyline at the observation decks at Haneda Airport. Each terminal has a deck that is distinctive and has its own atmosphere.

Terminal 1 6F Roof Observation Deck

There are two observation decks, one on the North and one on the South. Opening hours are from 6:30 to 22:00. The Observation Deck South is located at Terminal 1, 6F, close to Marketplace, which is number 28 on the map. Also, the Observation Deck North is located at number 28 on the opposite side.

Terminal 2 5F Observation Deck

The Observation Deck is located in Terminal 2, 5F, close to the Marketplace. Their numbers are 8 and 17 on MAP.

Terminal 3 5F Observation Deck

The Observation Deck is located at Terminal 3, 5F. There are Edo Event Hall, Festival Plaza, and TIAT Purikura corner close to here.

Taking a break at a rooftop Onsen

Izumi Tenku no Yu is a spa that is open 24 hours and is connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3, offering around 12 hot springs and baths. Take a bath outside while watching planes come and go, and even have a glimpse of Mt Fuji on clear days. Also available are couches and reclining chairs, as well as dry, steam, and stone saunas.

Staying relaxed or taking a break

There are several hotel options around the airport, whether you have a late flight, an early start, or just need to rest for a few hours.

Almost all hotels provide free transportation to and from the airport. 'First Cabin', which is situated in Haneda Airport Terminal 1, is a small hotel made to resemble a first-class airplane. First-class cabins and business-class cabins are both available. During the day, the hotel can be utilized for a break before or after departure or arrival.

How to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo city

What's the way to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo city? There are train, bus, charter bus, and private airport transfers. You have the option to select your purpose and plan.

1.Tokyo Monorail

The Tokyo Monorail is a popular mode of transportation in Tokyo. This is a quick and efficient way to get from Haneda Airport to central Tokyo. The JR Yamanote Line can be used to reach other popular destinations in Tokyo, such as Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Tokyo Station, in just 13 minutes from Hamamatsucho Station.

It's difficult to move around with a lot of luggage, and it's always crowded, so it can be confusing if you're in a hurry or it's your first time.

2.Keikyu Airport Line

The Keikyu Airport Line is another train option that brings you directly to Shinagawa Station in only 11 minutes. Shinagawa Station is a convenient location to transfer to other JR lines, including the JR Yamanote Line.

It's difficult to move around with a lot of luggage, and it's always crowded, so it can be confusing if you're in a hurry or it's your first time same the Tokyo Monorail.

3.Taxis

Haneda Airport has a 24-hour taxi service. They provide convenience, just like a private transfer. In Japan, taxis are notoriously expensive, and getting a ride from Haneda Airport to Tokyo can easily cost you 8,000 to 10,000. After 10pm, there is an extra surcharge for rides.

If you're stuck in traffic, the charges will be exorbitant because fare calculations are based on time.

4.Chartered bus

The door-to-door service it offers eliminates the need to coordinate multiple vehicles or public transportation schedules. When you combine with a group, the cost per person is typically lower than other transportation options. Professional drivers guarantee a safe journey, especially when traversing unfamiliar areas or long distances.

5.Private airport transfers

If you're traveling as a family or business to Tokyo, consider a private airport transfer. There's nothing more convenient and fuss-free than a door-to-door private transfer directly to your hotel.

We offer Toyota Alphard, Toyota Velfire, and Nissan Elgrand as our Mini Vans. They are perfect for group tours consisting of 4-6(Alphard is 3-5) passengers without any suitcases. All our Mini Vans come with wide windows and black tinted glasses for a comfortable journey. We have prepared other types of fleets for you to consult.

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What are some recommended spots in Tokyo city?

Tokyo has a variety of places that are attractive. You could fresh Sushi, kaisendon and a lot of Seafood in Tsukiji market and to enjoy seeing the Imperial Palace and around Asakusa.

Asakusa

Asakusa is the epicenter of Tokyo's Shitamachi district, a district where an atmosphere from the past decades still exists. The Sensoji Temple is the main attraction of Asakusa, which is a very popular Buddhist temple built in the 7th century. For decades, Temple visitors have been able to find a range of traditional local snacks and tourist souvenirs on the Nakamise, a shopping street that leads to the temple.

Tsukiji Market

The Tsukiji Outer Market is located next to the former Tsukiji Wholesale Market site. There are a few blocks of wholesale and retail shops, as well as restaurants that are crowded on narrow lanes. Fresh and processed seafood and produce, as well as food-related goods such as knives, are available here.

Imperial Palace

In Tokyo center, the current Imperial Palace is located near Tokyo Station and on the ex-site of Edo Castle, a large park area surrounded by moats and massive stone walls.The Nijubashi, which are two bridges that open up to the inner palace grounds, can be seen by visitors from Kokyo Gaien, the large plaza in front of the Imperial Palace.

If you want to visit the attractive spots of Tokyo, we can offer you an one- or half-day tour. We can arrange a qualified English-speaking guide or other language guide for you.

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Our commitment and goal is to provide you with consistent and courteous "Charter Bus & Limousine Japan" transportation services.

Please contact us,If you need transportation services for the purpose of business, airport service, sightseeing, tours, or other special events. we can offer a wide range of vehicles to accommodate your needs.

Our rates are always affordable and our drivers are always courteous and professional. We understand the importance of getting you to destination safely and promptly, which is a part of why we pride ourselves on being punctual every time. Our services will be delivered with customer satisfaction in mind.