Haneda Airport Garden opened on January 31, 2023.

Since it’s been featured on TV and other media, many people are probably curious about it.

In this article, we explain how to get to Haneda Airport Garden from central Tokyo and its surrounding areas.

There are four main ways to reach Haneda Airport Garden.

1. Train/Monorail
2. Bus
3. Taxi
4. NearMe

We’ll go through each one in order, so please use this as a reference.

Overview of Haneda Airport Garden

First, let’s introduce what kind of facility Haneda Airport Garden is.

Haneda Airport Garden is a commercial facility operated by Sumitomo Mitsui Realty.

It’s home to a wide variety of shops, including restaurants, apparel stores, and bathing facilities.

Haneda Airport Garden is directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3. The smoothest way in is via the connecting passageway leading from the 2F arrival lobby of the terminal.

How to Get to Haneda Airport Garden from Central Tokyo and Its Surrounding Areas: Train/Monorail

Haneda Airport Garden is directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station on the Tokyo Monorail and Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station on the Keikyu Line.

So, to reach Haneda Airport Garden from central Tokyo by train or monorail, you should head to either of the Haneda Airport Terminal 3 stations.

There are five main routes to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

1. Route from Tokyo Station
2. Route from Shinagawa Station
3. Route from Shinjuku Station
4. Route from Maihama Station
5. Route from Yokohama Station

Let’s look at each one in turn.

1. Route from Tokyo Station

To get to Haneda Airport Garden from Tokyo Station, first take the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line Airport Rapid bound for Kamata and get off at Hamamatsucho Station. Transfer to the Tokyo Monorail, and you’ll soon arrive at Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

2. Route from Shinagawa Station

From Shinagawa Station to Haneda Airport Garden, you can reach Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station without transferring by taking the Keikyu Airport Line Kaitoku train bound for Haneda Airport Terminal 1・2.

3. Route from Shinjuku Station

Getting to Haneda Airport Garden from Shinjuku Station requires a transfer.

First, take the Shonan-Shinjuku Line Special Rapid to Osaki Station, then take the JR Yamanote Line bound for Shibuya/Shinjuku to Shinagawa Station.

Once you arrive at Shinagawa Station, transfer to the Keikyu Main Line Kaitoku train bound for Haneda Airport Terminal 1・2.

This will bring you to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

4. Route from Maihama Station

To get to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station from Maihama Station, first take the Keiyo Line bound for Tokyo.

Then get off at Shin-Kiba Station, take the Rinkai Line bound for Kawagoe, and get off at Tennozu Isle Station.

From there, transfer to the Tokyo Monorail bound for Haneda Airport Terminal 2 and head to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

5. Route from Yokohama Station

From Yokohama Station, take the Keikyu Main Line Airport Express bound for Haneda Airport Terminal 1・2 to reach Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

Approximate Fares and Travel Time

The fares for the five routes are as follows.

Departure Point	Route	Travel Time	Base Fare
Tokyo Station	JR Keihin-Tohoku Line Rapid → Tokyo Monorail Rapid	About 30 min	¥659 (IC card)
Shinagawa Station	Keikyu Main Line Kaitoku (through service to Keikyu Airport Line)	About 15 min	¥292 (IC card)
Shinjuku Station	JR Yamanote Line → Keikyu Main Line Kaitoku (through service to Keikyu Airport Line)	About 40 min	¥500 (IC card)
Maihama Station	JR Keiyo Line → Rinkai Line → Tokyo Monorail	About 45 min	¥848 (IC card)
Yokohama Station	Keikyu Main Line Airport Express	About 24 min	¥333 (IC card)

Let’s go into more detail on the routes that require transfers.

For the Tokyo Station route, the ¥660 base fare breaks down into a ¥160 fare to Hamamatsucho Station and a ¥500 fare on to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

For the Shinjuku Station route, the ¥500 base fare breaks down into a ¥200 fare to Shinagawa Station and a ¥300 fare on to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

For the Maihama Station route, the ¥370 base fare breaks down into a ¥160 fare to Shin-Kiba Station, a ¥340 fare on to Tennozu Isle Station, and a ¥420 fare on to Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

Travel Time

The times above are the shortest possible, and actual travel time can vary significantly depending on transfer timing.

Be sure to check the actual travel time in advance based on the time of day you’ll be traveling.

Things to Note When Traveling by Train

There are two main things to keep in mind when heading to Haneda Airport Garden by train or monorail.

1. Advance research is needed
2. It can get crowded

Since train/monorail routes involve transfers depending on the route, you’ll need to research each line’s departure times in advance.

JR operates multiple lines, so if you don’t normally use them, it can be confusing.

Also, trains and monorails tend to get very crowded during major holiday periods.

This may not be the best option for those traveling with small children or a lot of luggage.

How to Get to Haneda Airport Garden from Central Tokyo: Bus

There are several ways to get there by bus from central Tokyo and its surrounding areas.

Let’s look at the same departure points as with the train/monorail routes.

1. From Tokyo Station

2. From Shinagawa Station

3. From Shinjuku Station

4. From Maihama Station

5. From Yokohama Station

6. From Tokyo Station

To go by bus from Tokyo Station, take the Hinomaru Jidosha Metrolink Nihonbashi E Line bound for Ningyocho 1-chome from the Hamacho 2-chome Meijiza-mae stop at the Yaesu exit.

Then, at the Tokyo City Air Terminal, transfer to the Tokyo Airport Transport bus bound for Haneda Airport Terminal 3 (23-ward area service) to reach Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

2. From Shinagawa Station

To get there from Shinagawa Station, take the Toei Bus bound for Yashio Park Town from bus stop 3.

Then transfer to the Keikyu Bus bound for Haneda Airport Terminal 3 at Shinagawa Seaside Station and get off at Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station.

3. From Shinjuku Station

From Shinjuku Station, use the limousine bus bound for Haneda Airport departing from Busta Shinjuku.

You can also board the limousine bus from the Shinjuku Station West Exit.

4. From Maihama Station

From Maihama Station, board the limousine bus on the Haneda Airport Line bound for Haneda Airport Terminal 3 from the stop in front of Tokyo Disneyland.

If you plan to visit Haneda Airport Garden after spending time at Tokyo Disneyland, this option is worth considering.

Same-day boarding is possible if seats are available.

5. From Yokohama Station

From Yokohama Station, take the Keihin Bus bound for Haneda Airport ⇔ Yokohama Station (YCAT).

Bus tickets can be purchased from the automatic ticket machines at the bus ticket counter on the 1st floor lobby.

Approximate Fares

The fares for traveling by bus are as follows.

Route	Base Fare
Tokyo Station Route	¥900
Shinagawa Station Route	¥860
Shinjuku Station Route	¥1,300
Maihama Station Route	¥1,000 (children ¥500)
Yokohama Station Route	¥590 (elementary school age and under ¥300)

Travel Time

The travel time for each route is as follows.

Route	Travel Time
Tokyo Station Route	68 min
Shinagawa Station Route	46 min
Shinjuku Station Route	40–65 min
Maihama Station Route	55 min
Yokohama Station Route	39 min

Travel time may vary depending on road conditions.

Things to Note When Traveling by Bus

There are two things to keep in mind when traveling by bus.

1. Buses can get crowded

2. Travel time can vary

During periods of heavy travel, such as New Year’s and Golden Week, buses tend to get very crowded.

There’s also a chance you won’t be able to board and your schedule will be delayed.

Also note that travel time can vary significantly depending on traffic and road conditions.

How to Get to Haneda Airport Garden from Central Tokyo: Taxi

Assuming you take a taxi from each station, let’s go over the fares and travel times.

We’ll assume boarding from the taxi stand at each station.

Approximate Fares

Route	Base Fare	Travel Time
Tokyo Station Route	About ¥6,000	30–45 min
Shinagawa Station Route	About ¥4,600	30–45 min
Shinjuku Station Route	About ¥9,300	40–55 min
Maihama Station Route	About ¥8,800	40–50 min
Yokohama Station Route	About ¥8,400	60–70 min

*Base fares are calculated using NAVITIME.

The above fares are only estimates and will vary by taxi company. Note that travel time may vary depending on road conditions and other factors.

Things to Note When Traveling by Taxi

There are two things to keep in mind when traveling by taxi.

1. Not ideal for large groups
2. Fares can be expensive

A standard taxi can only carry 3 passengers, so it’s not well-suited for large groups.

Also note that fares are higher compared to trains, monorails, or buses.

You can split the fare among passengers, but it can still end up being expensive.

How to Get to Haneda Airport Garden from Central Tokyo: NearMe

NearMe is a ride-sharing service operated by NearMe, Inc.

Since it uses a wagon-type vehicle, it can accommodate large groups and passengers with large luggage.

Because it offers door-to-door travel, it’s also a great fit for those looking for a smooth, hassle-free trip.

Approximate Fares and Travel Time

Unlike taxis, the fare is basically a flat rate, as shown below.

Age	Base Fare
Adult (12 and older)	from ¥2,980/person
Child (6–11)	from ¥1,490/person
Junior seat (4–5)	from ¥1,490/person
Child seat (0–3)	from ¥1,490/person

Since it’s a flat rate, you won’t have to worry about the fare fluctuating each time like with a taxi.

The fare is less than half that of a taxi.

However, please note that Yokohama Station is outside the service area, and fares may vary depending on the departure area.

The approximate travel time for each route is as follows.

Route	Travel Time
Tokyo Station Route	30–45 min
Shinagawa Station Route	30–45 min
Shinjuku Station Route	40–55 min
Maihama Station Route	40–50 min
Yokohama Station Route	60–70 min

Note that travel time may vary depending on the route taken.

Things to Note When Traveling with NearMe

NearMe has many advantages, but there’s also something to keep in mind: you may not be able to board if you haven’t made a reservation. If you make a reservation in advance with NearMe, you’re guaranteed a seat. However, if you wait until the day of travel, you can only board if there’s space available on the shuttle.

So be sure to make your reservation by 3:00 PM the day before.

How to Get to Haneda Airport Garden from Central Tokyo: Private Car

Many people may be considering driving their own car to Haneda Airport Garden.

In that case, one thing you’ll want to know is how much parking is available. There are two parking lots near Haneda Airport Garden.

1. Parking Lot A
2. Parking Lot B

Let’s take a look at each.

Parking Lot A can accommodate 288 standard vehicles.

This is the parking lot located closer to Haneda Airport Garden.

It’s open 24 hours a day, year-round, and reservations are available.

Parking Lot B can accommodate 155 standard vehicles. Reservations are not accepted here.

Approximate Fees

The parking fees are as follows (Parking Lots A and B have the same rates).

	Regular Rate	Peak Season Rate
Reservation fee (Parking Lot A only)	¥1,400	¥1,400
Parking fee (per hour after entry)	¥300	¥500
Parking fee (24-hour maximum)	None	None

Peak season refers to periods such as Golden Week and the summer vacation season.

Things to Note When Driving Your Own Car

There are two things to keep in mind when driving your own car.

1. A reservation fee applies
2. It can get crowded

Parking Lot A allows advance reservations.

However, making a reservation costs an additional ¥1,400.

Also, since the number of available spaces isn’t large, the lot can fill up completely.

If you’d rather avoid waiting in a long line to park, it may be best to avoid this option.

How to Get to Haneda Airport Garden: We Recommend NearMe

We’ve covered a variety of ways to travel so far, but the option we recommend most is NearMe.

With NearMe, you can travel relatively affordably, and enjoy smooth, door-to-door transportation.

That said, one thing to keep in mind is that a reservation is preferable.

If you already know when you’ll be heading to Haneda Airport Garden, go ahead and make your reservation now.

Summary

We’ve introduced how to get to Haneda Airport Garden.

The recommended way to travel is by using NearMe.

If you’re interested, check out the details on the official website right away.