Many travelers want to know how to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome. With options like trains, buses, and taxis, you may want to compare them based on your needs.

This article introduces five ways to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome. We’ll compare price, number of transfers, and who each option suits best — read on for details.

Haneda Airport Arrival Terminals

Haneda Airport has three terminals. For domestic flights, whether you arrive at Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 depends on the airline. Be sure to check in advance which terminal your airline arrives at.

Haneda Airport	Route	Airlines arriving
Terminal 1	Domestic	・Japan Airlines (JAL) ・Skymark (SKY) ・StarFlyer (SFJ) 　※Including ANA codeshare flights (38xx)
Terminal 2	Domestic	・All Nippon Airways (ANA) ・AIRDO (ADO) ・Solaseed Air (SNA)
Terminal 3	International	International airlines (including JAL and ANA)

Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are close to each other, and the way to get around is nearly identical. Since the building layouts are also very similar, this article will mainly cover routes starting from Terminal 1.

A Complete Comparison of Routes from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome

There are five main ways to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome. Let’s compare them.

Access Comparison Table

	Fare	Travel time	Transfers	Recommended for
Keikyu Line + Subway (Haneda Airport Terminal 1/2 Station → Mita Station → Suidobashi Station)	¥503 (IC card)	About 50 min	1	・Want to keep costs low ・Want a fixed arrival time ・Want a simple, easy-to-understand public transit option
Monorail + Train (Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Station → Suidobashi Station)	¥670 (IC card)	About 50 min	2	・Want to keep costs low ・Want a fixed arrival time ・Want to enjoy the city views from the window
NearMe	・From ¥2,980/person (children half price)	40-60 min	0	・Don’t want to transfer ・Traveling in a group ・Have a lot of luggage ・Want something cheaper than a taxi
Taxi	From ¥8,600 (+ toll fees)	30-50 min	0	・Don’t want to transfer ・Traveling in a group ・Have a lot of luggage
Airport Limousine Bus ※Service suspended as of March 2023	From ¥1,130	About 70 min	0	・Don’t want to transfer ・Want something cheaper than a taxi

Access Information for Tokyo Dome

Before we cover how to get to Tokyo Dome, let’s go over some basic information about it. Address: 1-3-61 Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-0004

Nearest stations

• Suidobashi Station, Toei Mita Line — about 3 min on foot from Exit A5
• Suidobashi Station, JR Chuo-Sobu Line — about 6 min on foot from the West Exit
• Korakuen Station, Tokyo Metro Marunouchi/Namboku Lines — about 3 min on foot from Exit 2
• Kasuga Station, Toei Oedo Line — about 5 min on foot from Exit 6

How to Get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome

Here’s a detailed breakdown of how to travel from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome.

Keikyu Line + Subway

Since it’s inexpensive and requires only one transfer, the Keikyu Line is the recommended train route. Trains run frequently and aren’t affected by road traffic, so this is also a good choice if you want a predictable arrival time.

Both terminals share the same station: “Haneda Airport Terminal 1/2 Station.”

① Once you arrive at the airport, head to the Keikyu Line platform on B1F.

To Mita Station, it’s 4 stops on the Airport Limited Express or 5 stops on the Limited Express. Board a train heading to one of the following destinations:

• Narita Airport
• Inba-Nihon-Idai
• Keisei-Takasago
• Aoto
• Insai-Makinohara

The Keikyu Line connects directly to the Toei Asakusa Line, so you can reach Mita Station without transferring.

Note that Special Express or Local trains may require additional transfers.

② At Mita Station, transfer to the Toei Mita Line and board a train bound for Sugamo/Nishi-Takashimadaira.

③ Once you arrive at Suidobashi Station, head to the Tokyo Dome-bound ticket gate, Exit A5. After exiting via A5, walk toward the side where you can see the Ferris wheel, and you’ll find Tokyo Dome City. Tokyo Dome will come into view within Tokyo Dome City.

Monorail + Train

This route requires two transfers, but if you take the monorail, you can enjoy the cityscape from the window. If you’d also like to enjoy the scenery, give this route a try.

The monorail has a station at both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.

① From the ticket gate on B1F, board a train bound for Hamamatsucho.

② Once you arrive at Hamamatsucho Station, take the JR Yamanote Line (or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line) to Akihabara Station. Heading toward Tokyo/Ueno, it’s 5 stops, about 11 minutes.

③ At Akihabara Station, transfer to the JR Chuo-Sobu Line. Board a train heading toward Shinjuku/Mitaka, and it’s 2 stops, about 5 minutes, to Suidobashi Station.

④ Exit via the West Exit ticket gate at Suidobashi Station, and you’ll see a pedestrian bridge on your right. Simply follow the pedestrian bridge, and you’ll arrive at Tokyo Dome.

NearMe

NearMe is a service provided by us, NearMe Inc., where we pick you up and take you directly to your destination. By sharing a ride with other passengers, you can travel to Bunkyo-ku for as little as ¥2,980 per person — cheaper than a taxi.

Reservations are accepted up until 3:00 PM the day before your trip. By 6:00 PM the day before, we’ll email you details such as your vehicle number and departure time.

On the day of travel, both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 lead to the 1F arrival lobby at Haneda Airport. With your back to the building, walk a short distance to the right, and you’ll find the hired car pickup area.

• Terminal 1: Hired car stand No. 0
• Terminal 2: Hired car stand No. 1

Your driver will be waiting by the vehicle, so just let them know you’ve arrived. The trip takes about 40-60 minutes.

Payment is made in advance, so there’s no need to pay on the day of travel.

Taxi

Source: Haneda Airport official website – Taxi stand

A taxi is also convenient, letting you travel to your chosen destination whenever you like. Fares are relatively high, but if you’re traveling with a group, splitting the cost can make it more affordable.

Here, we’ll introduce a flat-rate taxi option available from the airport. To Bunkyo-ku, where Tokyo Dome is located, the fare is ¥9,390.

【Breakdown】

• Flat rate: ¥8,600
• Toll fees: ¥790 (ETC rate)

No reservation is needed when taking a taxi from the airport — just head to the taxi stand in the 1F arrival lobby. With your back to the building, there are taxi stands on both the left and right. The trip takes about 30-50 minutes.

Note that a reservation is required if you’re using a flat-rate taxi to get to the airport.

Airport Limousine Bus

Source: Haneda Airport official website – Highway buses/local buses

If you want an inexpensive way to reach various stations and bus terminals without transferring, the limousine bus is a well-known option. There is a limousine bus bound for Tokyo Dome City, but it has been suspended as of 2023. ※Please check the limousine bus official website for the latest information.

To use the limousine bus, purchase a ticket at the ticket counter or vending machine after arriving at Haneda Airport. The bus stop is located in the 1F arrival lobby, so board when it’s time for departure.

Travel time can vary depending on the number of stops, so allow yourself plenty of time. Also, since some routes operate on a limited schedule, it’s a good idea to check other transportation options as a backup.

NearMe Is Recommended for Getting from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome

For travel from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome, we recommend using NearMe.

Taking the train requires transfers, but with NearMe there’s no need to transfer, it’s cheaper than a taxi, and you don’t have to carry your luggage around. Let’s take a closer look.

About NearMe

NearMe is a shared taxi service provided by us, NearMe Inc. We offer door-to-door service from the airport to wherever you’d like to go.

How to Book

To use NearMe, you’ll need to book by 3:00 PM the day before your trip. On the official website, enter your destination, flight (departure time), number of passengers, and other details.

Our AI system will then present you with the optimal plan. Once you select a proposed plan, we’ll let you know within 24 hours whether a vehicle is available.

Benefits of NearMe

Among the many transportation options available, here are three reasons we recommend NearMe:

• No transfers, and affordable
• Book at whatever time suits you
• Free cancellation for flight delays

Let’s look at each in detail.

No Transfers, and Affordable

You can reach Tokyo Dome with no transfers, at less than half the price of a taxi. At ¥2,980 per person, it may feel pricier than the train, but considering the convenience of going directly from the airport to Tokyo Dome, and the hassle of carrying luggage through train transfers, it’s an accessible price.

Also, for travelers with children, or those unfamiliar with navigating multiple transfers, getting there by train can end up taking longer than expected.

With NearMe, you can reach Tokyo Dome in roughly the same amount of time as the train, while relaxing comfortably in the vehicle.

Book at Whatever Time Suits You

Unlike buses and trains, there’s no fixed operating schedule, so you can book at whatever time works best for you. You can adjust your timing around your flight or plan around when you’d like to arrive — it’s flexible to fit your schedule.

Free Cancellation for Flight Delays

Even if your flight is delayed or canceled due to weather on the day of travel, there’s no cancellation fee. That means peace of mind, even if something unexpected happens. We also accept free cancellations up until 48 hours before your ride.

Summary

In this article, we introduced five ways to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Dome:

• Keikyu Line + Subway
• Monorail + Train
• NearMe
• Taxi
• Airport Limousine Bus

Choose the option that best fits what matters most to you — price, time, or number of transfers.

For group trips or travel with children, NearMe is also a great option. Be sure to give it a try on your next visit to Tokyo Dome.