Haneda Keikyu Line: Fares, Platforms & Which Train

The fastest and most practical way from Haneda Airport to central Tokyo is the Keikyu Airport Line.

With direct service to the Asakusa Line, you can reach Asakusa, Shimbashi, and Daimon without a single transfer. Below is a rundown of 2026 fares, timetables, and how to ride.

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How to Find the Platform at Haneda Airport

When you exit the arrivals lobby on the 2nd floor of Haneda Airport Terminal 3 (International), the monorail is to the left and the Keikyu gate is to the right.

Reading the Signboard & Train Types

At Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station, trains heading toward both central Tokyo and Yokohama arrive at Platform 2. So don't just hop on any train — always check the electronic signboard above the platform. Just two things to look for:

1️⃣ Check the Destination

Read the terminal station (終点) shown on the signboard to tell which direction the train is heading.

• Central Tokyo / Asakusa / Narita direction: If you see 品川 (Shinagawa), 押上 (Oshiage), 成田空港 (Narita Airport), 青砥 (Aoto), or 印旛日本医大 (Inba-Nihon-Idai), the train goes toward central Tokyo.

• Yokohama direction: If you see 逗子・葉山 (Zushi-Hayama), 金沢文庫 (Kanazawa-Bunko), or 京急川崎 (Keikyu-Kawasaki), the train is heading toward Yokohama.

🚨 Watch out (trains to avoid): Trains bound for 京急蒲田 (Keikyu-Kamata) only go a few stops from the airport — basically a shuttle. You'd have to transfer again, so just wait for the next train!

2️⃣ Check the Train Type

There are 5 train types on the Keikyu Airport Line. All can be used with an IC card at no extra charge.

Different train types stop at different stations. The Airport Rapid Express (エアポート快特) passes through some central Tokyo stations without stopping, so check the train type before boarding.

⛔ The Airport Rapid Express (エアポート快特) passes through Higashi-Ginza Station without stopping. If your hotel is in the Ginza area, keep this in mind!

Fares, Travel Time & Last Train

Fares & Travel Time (Departing Haneda Airport T3)

First & Last Train (From Haneda Airport T3)

🚆 The Tokyo Monorail's first train (5:09) departs 17 minutes earlier than the Keikyu Line. If you arrive at dawn and want to get into the city as fast as possible, the monorail has the edge.

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📌 Note on the Tokyo Metro Pass (Subway Ticket)

The Keikyu Line is a private railway, so the section from Haneda Airport to central Tokyo (up to Sengakuji Station) cannot be covered by the Tokyo Subway Ticket alone.

Get a Welcome Suica or IC card (Pasmo) at the airport and ride with that, then settle the fare at the staffed gate when you exit at your destination station.

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Routes by Destination & Narita Direct

✅ Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro (Transfer at Shinagawa)

The Keikyu Line does not go directly to Shinjuku. You need to transfer to the JR Yamanote Line at Shinagawa Station.

✅ Asakusa, Shimbashi, Daimon (No Transfer)

If the signboard shows 品川 (Shinagawa), 押上 (Oshiage), 成田空港 (Narita Airport), 青砥 (Aoto), or 印旛日本医大 (Inba-Nihon-Idai), the train goes toward central Tokyo.

⛔ The Airport Rapid Express does not stop at Higashi-Ginza, Takaracho, Ningyocho, Asakusabashi, or Kuramae. If one of these is your destination, take a Rapid Express or lower-tier train.

✅ Yokohama (No Transfer)

If the signboard shows 逗子・葉山 (Zushi-Hayama), 金沢文庫 (Kanazawa-Bunko), or 京急川崎 (Keikyu-Kawasaki), the train is heading toward Yokohama.

✅ Haneda → Narita Airport (Keisei Narita Sky Access)

Take the Airport Rapid Express bound for Narita Airport — it runs through from the Keikyu Airport Line directly onto the Keisei Narita Sky Access Line. No transfer needed from Haneda to Narita.

🕛 Narita Sky Access Direct Timetable (Departing T3)

The Airport Rapid Express schedule differs a lot between weekdays and weekends.

※ Based on the 2025.12.13 timetable revision. Check the Keikyu official website for the latest schedule before boarding.

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If your destination from Haneda is Asakusa or Ginza, pick the Keikyu Line without hesitation. It's the best deal in terms of speed and price.

Have a great trip to Tokyo!

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