Many people want to know the basics of Haneda Airport Terminal 3 and how to get there. The best transportation option depends on your situation—whether you want to keep costs down or travel without transfers.

This article introduces five ways to get to Haneda Airport Terminal 3. We also compare the cost, travel time, and pros and cons of each option, so be sure to use this as a reference.

Overview of Haneda Airport Terminal 3

Haneda Airport has three terminals, and Terminal 3 is the terminal used for international flights. As of 2023, 45 airlines operate out of it. (As of March 14, 2020, it was renamed from the International Terminal to Terminal 3.)

The layout is as follows.

B1F	Keikyu Line ticket gates
1F	Terminal connecting buses, bus/taxi stands
2F	Arrival lobby, P5 parking lot, passage to bus stops
3F	Departure lobby, monorail ticket gates
4F	Restaurants & shops
5F	Restaurants & shops, observation deck

The departure lobby features a restaurant street and shopping area that evoke the charm of old Japan. With an observation deck and Haneda Nihonbashi, it’s also a great spot for a date.

How to Get to Haneda Airport Terminal 3

There are five main ways to get to Haneda Airport Terminal 3.

1. Train / monorail
2. Limousine bus / highway bus
3. Taxi
4. NearMe
5. Private car / rental car

Let’s look at each in detail.

1. Train / Monorail

If you’d like to get to Haneda Airport by train, take the Keikyu Line or the Tokyo Monorail. For both the Keikyu Line and the Tokyo Monorail, the nearest station is “Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.”

	Fare (IC card)	Time
Shinagawa Station – direct to Terminal 3	¥292	Rapid limited express: about 13 min; local: about 20 min
Hamamatsucho Station – direct to Terminal 3	¥492	Airport rapid: about 13 min

Pros of train/monorail

・Cheaper than other means of transportation ・Fewer delays than by car, so you can often arrive on time

Cons of train/monorail

・Transferring with luggage is a hassle ・Can get crowded depending on the season or time of day

2. Limousine Bus

There’s also a limousine bus that goes directly to Haneda Airport.

Main departure points: all across Tokyo, Saitama, Kanagawa, and more.

Departure point	Fare	Time
Busta Shinjuku	From ¥1,300	About 60 min
Futako-Tamagawa area	From ¥1,150	About 60 min

*Reference: Tokyo Airport Transport, Bus Hikaku Navi

Pros of the limousine bus ・Less hassle carrying luggage to the airport ・Cheaper than a taxi or NearMe

Cons of the limousine bus ・May be delayed by traffic, so allow plenty of time ・Relatively more expensive than the train ・Since it runs on a fixed schedule, there may not be a bus at the time you want to travel ・If there’s no stop near your home, you’ll still need to use a train or taxi

3. Taxi

A taxi, which you can board from anywhere you like, is another option. Here we introduce the fares for the “flat-rate taxi”, which offers fixed rates from Tokyo and Kanagawa to Haneda Airport.

Departure point	Fare	Time
Shinjuku Station	Flat rate ¥8,300 + toll charges	About 30 min
Futako-Tamagawa Station	Flat rate ¥8,100 + toll charges	About 50 min

Pros of a taxi ・No transfers needed from your nearest station to the airport ・No hassle carrying luggage ・You can travel on your own schedule

Cons of a taxi ・Fares can get expensive ・Without a reservation, you may not be able to catch one

4. NearMe

NearMe is a service provided by NearMe, Inc. that picks you up and takes you to the airport. You can choose your own pickup location and time, and use the service at a flat rate.

Departure point	Fare	Time
From Shinjuku Station	Flat rate from ¥2,980 per person	About 45 min
From Futako-Tamagawa Station	Flat rate from ¥2,980 per person	About 60 min

Pros of NearMe

• Board from a location of your choice and travel to the airport without transfers
• No hassle carrying luggage
• Lower cost than a taxi

Cons of NearMe

• Can sometimes be more expensive than a train or bus
• An extra fee applies if you have two or more pieces of luggage

5. Private Car / Rental Car

If you own a car or enjoy driving, you can also drive yourself. Here’s a cost comparison for departing from Shinjuku Station.

	Toll charges	Other charges
Private car from Shinjuku Station	ETC toll ¥930	Parking: up to ¥2,140/day for standard cars (up to ¥3,540/day with reservation)
Rental car from Shinjuku Station	ETC toll ¥930	Rental: ¥5,000–¥10,000 (varies by vehicle type and duration; one-way drop-off at the airport)

Pros of a private car / rental car

• Travel from home to the airport without transfers
• Go whenever suits your schedule
• Convenient since you don’t have to worry about the return trip

Cons of a private car / rental car

• Driving fatigue
• Parking fees add up

How to Move Between Terminals at Haneda Airport

At Haneda Airport, shuttle buses run between terminals, letting you move between them for free. Also, when transferring from an international to a domestic flight, travel on the Keikyu Line or Tokyo Monorail is free as well. Here’s a summary of how to get from Terminal 3 to Terminals 1 and 2.

Let’s look at each option.

Take the Free Shuttle Bus from Terminal 3

On the 1st floor of Terminal 3, there’s a free shuttle bus stop, “Stop 0.” It takes about 7 minutes to reach Terminal 1 and about 10 minutes to reach Terminal 2. Buses run every 3–5 minutes between 5:00 AM and midnight, and anyone can use them.

Take the Train from Terminal 3 (If You Have a Connecting Flight)

If you have a connecting domestic flight, you’ll be given a free “transfer ticket” for the Keikyu Line or monorail. Present your passport or boarding pass at the arrival floor information counter in Terminal 3. For the Keikyu Line, use “Haneda Airport Terminal 1・2 Station.” For the Tokyo Monorail, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 have separate stations, so you can board and alight near each terminal.

NearMe Is Recommended for Getting to Haneda Airport Terminal 3

Carrying large luggage while transferring or walking to a bus stop can be a real hassle. In situations like this, NearMe is convenient, offering lower costs than a taxi.

Let’s take a closer look at NearMe.

Overview of NearMe

NearMe is a ride-sharing taxi service provided by us, NearMe, Inc. Using shuttles that seat up to 9 people, we take you door-to-door to the airport.

From within Tokyo’s 23 wards and some surrounding cities, you can freely choose your pickup location, with no need to carry your luggage anywhere yourself.

How to Book

NearMe reservations are accepted until 3:00 PM the day before your trip. Enter your pickup location, date/time, and number of passengers on the official website.

Once you select your preferred time slot from the available options, you’ll find out within 24 hours whether a vehicle can be arranged (if you book the day before your ride, you’ll get confirmation the same day). Your pickup time and vehicle will be confirmed by 6:00 PM the day before, so simply follow the instructions on the day of your trip.

Fares and Travel Time

Fares are flat rate, based on your departure location.

Area	Adult fare/person	Child fare/person Child (ages 6-11) Junior seat (ages 4-5) Child seat (ages 0-3)
Ota, Shinagawa wards	From ¥1,980	From ¥990
Chiyoda ward	From ¥2,480	From ¥1,240
Koto, Shibuya, Chuo, Minato, Meguro, Setagaya, Bunkyo, Taito, Edogawa, Shinjuku, Sumida wards	From ¥2,980	From ¥1,490
Arakawa, Nakano wards	From ¥3,480	From ¥1,740
Suginami, Toshima, Katsushika, Adachi, Kita, Itabashi wards	From ¥3,980	From ¥1,990
Nerima ward, Mitaka, Musashino, Chofu cities	From ¥4,980	From ¥2,490
Nishitokyo city	From ¥6,980	From ¥3,490
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture (Kawasaki, Nakahara, Saiwai wards)	From ¥2,980	From ¥1,490
Urayasu, Ichikawa cities, Chiba Prefecture	From ¥2,980	From ¥1,490
Funabashi city, Chiba Prefecture	From ¥4,980	From ¥2,490

For details, please check the official website.

Benefits of NearMe

Here are some of the unique benefits of NearMe.

Reassuring flat-rate pricing

Compared to a taxi, you can use the service for about half the price. Toll charges are included, so there’s no need for any additional payment. What’s more, cancellations due to flight delays are free.

Board from a location of your choice

Unlike a limousine bus or train, you can board from anywhere you like. There’s no need to carry heavy luggage, making your trip smooth and easy.

Pay online and earn miles too

You can pay online in advance, so there’s no need to pay on the day. There’s no need to get out your wallet when boarding or alighting. On top of that, you can earn miles with JAL, ANA, and StarFlyer.

Summary

In this article, we introduced how to get to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 and what to expect before departure.

When taking an international flight, you often end up with more luggage, making getting around a real chore. In situations like that, we recommend traveling with NearMe, which lets you board from a location of your choice with minimal hassle carrying luggage. With door-to-door service at an affordable price, be sure to give it a try.