Explaining Haneda Airport's 3 Terminals: Differences and How to Get Between Them

Many people wonder about the differences between the terminals at Haneda Airport.

This article explains the differences between Haneda Airport’s terminals and how to move between them. At the end, we also introduce recommended ways to get to Haneda Airport.

Please use it as a reference.

The differences between Haneda Airport’s 3 terminals

Haneda Airport has three terminals, and the station you get off at when heading to each terminal, as well as the destinations served from each terminal, differ.

Domestic Terminal 1
Domestic Terminal 2
International Terminal

We’ll introduce each one, so please take a look.

Domestic Terminal 1

We’ll cover the following two points about Domestic Terminal 1.

The station to get off at when heading to Domestic Terminal 1
Flights departing from Domestic Terminal 1

The station to get off at when heading to Domestic Terminal 1

First, if you’re going to Domestic Terminal 1 by train, the station to get off at is Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Station.

If you’re taking the Tokyo Monorail, it’s Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Station as well.

Flights departing from Domestic Terminal 1

The following airlines depart from Domestic Terminal 1:

Japan Airlines (JAL)
Skymark (SKY)
StarFlyer (SFJ / Kitakyushu and Fukuoka Airport routes)

Domestic Terminal 2

We’ll cover the following two points about Domestic Terminal 2.

The station to get off at when heading to Domestic Terminal 2
Flights departing from Domestic Terminal 2

The station to get off at when heading to Domestic Terminal 2

If you’re going to Domestic Terminal 2 by train, the station to get off at is Haneda Airport Terminal 2 Station.

If you’re taking the Tokyo Monorail, it’s Haneda Airport Terminal 2 Station.

The train station is the same, but if you’re using the Tokyo Monorail, note that the station differs from the one you’d use for Domestic Terminal 1.

Flights departing from Domestic Terminal 2

The following airlines depart from Domestic Terminal 2:

All Nippon Airways (ANA)
AIRDO (ADO)
Solaseed Air (SNA)
StarFlyer (SFJ / Yamaguchi Ube and Kansai Airport routes)

International Terminal

We’ll cover the following two points about the International Terminal.

The station to get off at when heading to the International Terminal
Flights departing from the International Terminal

The station to get off at when heading to the International Terminal

If you’re going to the International Terminal by train, the station to get off at is Haneda Airport International Terminal Station.

If you’re taking the Tokyo Monorail, it’s Haneda Airport International Terminal Building Station.

Whether you’re taking the train or the Tokyo Monorail, note that the station differs from the domestic terminal stations.

Flights departing from the International Terminal

Every airline flying to and from overseas destinations departs from the International Terminal. Remember: if you’re heading abroad, it’s the International Terminal.

How to move between terminals

Here’s how to move between terminals.

Between the domestic terminals
Between the domestic and international terminals

We’ll explain each below.

Between the domestic terminals

The distance between the domestic terminals is about 400m, roughly a 5-minute walk. There’s also a free shuttle bus running between the terminals about every 4 minutes, which you can use if the timing works out.

If you’re short on time or the bus timing doesn’t work, walk through the dedicated underground passage instead.

Between the domestic and international terminals

To move between the domestic and international terminals, you can take the free shuttle bus, which takes about 5 minutes.

The bus runs roughly every 4 minutes between 5:00 and 24:00. Depending on the situation, a temporary schedule may be in effect, so if you’re unsure, it’s worth checking in advance.

If you move by train or monorail, it takes about 3 minutes. Also, when transferring between the domestic and international terminal stations on the Keikyu Line or the monorail, you receive a free transfer ticket, allowing you to make the connection at no extra cost.

NearMe is recommended for getting to Haneda Airport

We’ll walk you through the following points about NearMe, our recommended way to get to Haneda Airport.

Service features
Fares
Payment method
Travel time

Service features

NearMe (official site) is a door-to-airport service provided by us, NearMe Inc.

Its biggest feature is that we pick you up at the location of your choice.

There’s no need to carry heavy luggage to a bus stop. It’s especially recommended for those with a lot of luggage or traveling with small children.

Fares

NearMe’s fare is a flat rate starting from ¥1,980 per person, with the price varying depending on the pickup location.

Area	Adult fare/person	Child fare/person

It’s pricier than the train, but about half the cost of a taxi, and considering the quality of service, it’s a very cost-effective option.

Payment method

NearMe accepts payment by credit card.

Completing payment in advance makes boarding and drop-off smooth on the day of travel.

Note that using NearMe requires advance booking.

Here, we’ll also introduce how to make a reservation.

To book, please complete the process on the NearMe official site.

The process consists of the following 5 steps:

Select your departure location
Select your travel date
Enter your flight number or desired arrival time
Select the number of passengers
Confirm your reservation and pay online

First, select your departure location.

Next, choose the date of your arrival at the airport.

This is the date you’ll be using NearMe.

Then select your flight number or your desired arrival time.

Our proprietary AI will guide you to the optimal pickup route.

Next, select the number of passengers.

Up to 6 people can ride together, so it’s also great for use with family or friends.

Confirm your reservation, and if everything looks good, proceed to online payment.

Enter your credit card information.

That completes your NearMe reservation.

Note that you need to finish this by 3:00 PM the day before your trip.

Travel time

The travel time is about the same as a taxi.

It takes longer than the train, but if you have heavy luggage or want to travel at a time of your choosing, it offers a lot of flexibility, making it highly recommended.

Benefits of using NearMe

For getting to Haneda Airport, NearMe (official site) is recommended.

Here are the benefits of using NearMe:

Smooth payment through online checkout
No need to carry heavy luggage around
Book at a time of your choosing
Pickup available from anywhere in Tokyo’s 23 wards
No extra charges due to flight delays
Comfortable travel in a spacious vehicle

Its biggest feature is that it picks you up wherever you like, so you don’t need to move around carrying your luggage.

When traveling by train or bus, having a lot of luggage can be a hassle when transferring or walking to a bus stop. With NearMe, you can travel comfortably all the way to your destination, making it extremely convenient.

If you want a comfortable trip, consider giving it a try.

Summary

Haneda Airport has three terminals:

Domestic Terminal 1
Domestic Terminal 2
International Terminal

each with different stations and destinations. Checking in advance can help you avoid regrets later.

There are various ways to get to Haneda Airport, such as by train or bus, so choose your mode of transportation based on your luggage and how crowded it is.

If you’re looking for a comfortable way to travel, we recommend using NearMe. It picks you up right from your home, and the fare is a flat, quite reasonable rate.

We hope this helps as a reference for your trip to Haneda Airport.