If you find yourself with time to spare at the airport, you might want to know about cafés that are easy to drop into. Haneda Airport has plenty of appealing cafés, from stylish spots to ones unique to Haneda itself. In this article, we’ll introduce recommended cafés in each terminal. Check out the features of each café and make the most of your waiting time at the airport.

Basic Information About Haneda Airport

Haneda Airport’s official name is “Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport),” and it’s located in Ota Ward, Tokyo. It has three terminals in total, from Terminal 1 to Terminal 3. With cafés, restaurants, and shops on-site, it’s also a popular destination in its own right.

Below, we’ll explain the differences between each terminal and how to get to the airport.

Differences Between Each Terminal

Haneda Airport’s terminals are divided by airline and destination. The differences between each terminal are as follows.

Terminal	Routes	Airlines Operating Flights	Nearest Keikyu Line Station	Nearest Tokyo Monorail Station
T1	Domestic	・Japan Airlines (JAL) ・Japan Transocean Air (JTA) ・Skymark (SKY) ・StarFlyer (SFJ) *Including ANA codeshare flights (38xx)	Haneda Airport Terminal 1 & 2 Station	Haneda Airport Terminal 1 Station
T2	Domestic	・All Nippon Airways (ANA) ・AIRDO (ADO) ・Solaseed Air (SNA)	Haneda Airport Terminal 2 Station
T3	International	International airlines (including JAL and ANA)	Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station	Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station

How to Get to Haneda Airport

To reach Haneda Airport by train, you can use the Keikyu Line or the Tokyo Monorail. Note that station names differ depending on the line.

The route from Tokyo Station to Haneda Airport Terminal 1 is as follows.

	Tokyo Station ⇔ Haneda Airport Terminal 1
Fare (IC card)	¥470	¥659
Travel time (including transfer)	About 40–45 minutes	About 30 minutes
Route	■Tokyo ↕︎ (Yamanote Line) ■Shinagawa ↕︎ (Keikyu Main Line/Airport Line) ■Haneda Airport Terminal 1 & 2	■Tokyo ↕︎ (Yamanote Line) ■Hamamatsucho ↕︎ (Tokyo Monorail) ■Haneda Airport Terminal 1

Reference: Jorudan Transit Guide

For other transportation options, see Complete Guide to Accessing Haneda Airport! Recommended Routes Explained! for more details.

Also, if you accidentally arrive at the wrong terminal, use the free shuttle bus. It takes about 3–10 minutes to travel between terminals.

Cafés at Haneda Airport Terminal 1

Terminal 1 is used by passengers flying JAL and SKY. Since the building spans north to south, it’s divided into the North Wing and South Wing. JAL’s eastern Japan routes and Skymark use the North Wing, while JAL’s western Japan routes, Japan Transocean Air, and StarFlyer use the South Wing.

We’ll introduce recommended cafés both outside and inside the gates.

If you’re interested in sightseeing spots by terminal, not just cafés, we also recommend More Than Just Travel! How to Enjoy Haneda Airport and Recommended Sightseeing Spots.

[B1F, South] DEAN & DELUCA Haneda Airport

Source: Haneda Airport DEAN & DELUCA

Located on B1F in the South Wing, “DEAN & DELUCA” is a stylish café that originated in New York. In addition to cakes and cookies for café time, it also offers hot sandwiches perfect for breakfast or lunch.

They also carry assorted sweets, so it’s a good spot to pick up a gift.

[1F, North] Marufuku Coffee

Source: Haneda Airport Marufuku Coffee

Just outside the 1F arrival gate is “Marufuku Coffee,” founded in 1934. With its own roasting and brewing techniques, you can enjoy rich, deeply roasted coffee.

It also features Okura China cups and saucers and iced coffee served in glasses with the “yarai” pattern popular in the early Showa era, letting you enjoy a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere.

[1F, North] PRONTO

Source: Haneda Airport PRONTO

Located at the end of the North Wing on 1F, “PRONTO” is a café & bar with about 280 locations nationwide. With freshly baked bread, pasta, cocktails, and a wide variety of menu items, it’s convenient whether you want a full meal or a quick drink in the evening.

The interior seats 115 people and offers free Wi-Fi, so you can relax comfortably.

[2F, North] caffe LAT.25° Haneda Airport Terminal 1

Source: Haneda Airport caffe LAT.25°

Located in the North Wing on 2F is “caffe LAT.25°,” a café chain found primarily at Haneda and Narita airports.

Run by the long-established roaster Sanbon Coffee, it serves coffee with a focus on careful roasting. The name refers to latitude 25°, part of the coffee belt where coffee is grown, and the café focuses on creating a calming space that evokes the atmosphere near the equator.

It’s located right in front of “Clock Tower 4,” where the Skymark counter is, so you can grab a coffee right before boarding.

[2F, South] North Cafe & BEER

Source: Haneda Airport North Cafe & BEER

On the 2nd floor of “Hokkaido Dosanko Plaza,” located in the center of 2F near the South Wing, you’ll find “North Cafe & BEER,” where you can enjoy Hokkaido specialties.

Hokkaido-exclusive menu items are the highlight, including hot dogs made with Hokkaido-produced sausage and “escalope,” a local dish from Nemuro, Hokkaido (a pork cutlet served over buttered rice with demi-glace sauce).

You can also enjoy local Hokkaido beers, making it a great choice for a bite before boarding or for lunch/dinner at the airport.

[5F] Starbucks Coffee Haneda Airport Terminal 1, THE HANEDA HOUSE 5th Floor

Source: Haneda Airport Starbucks

The “Starbucks Coffee” on the 5th floor opens at 6:30 AM. Since few shops open this early, it’s convenient for those catching early-morning flights.

From inside, you can also see the runway and planes taking off and landing, so you can watch the planes while enjoying your coffee. It’s a great café to stop by when you need a break from sightseeing.

[2F, Inside Gate, South] MMC Organic Cafe, South Store

Source: Haneda Airport MMC Organic Cafe

After check-in, inside the departure gate area on 2F in the South Wing, you’ll find “MMC Organic Cafe, South Store.” Like caffe LAT.25°, this café is also run by Sanbon Coffee and mainly serves organically grown coffee.

It also offers sandwiches, a signature beef curry, and desserts, making it perfect for those who want a proper meal before departure.

[2F, Inside Gate, South] CHAYA Café Organic coffee & Bread

Source: Haneda Airport CHAYA Café Organic coffee & Bread

Inside the departure gate area on 2F, “CHAYA Café Organic coffee & Bread” offers organic coffee and vegan sandwiches. It’s built around macrobiotic principles, with an emphasis on organically grown and domestic ingredients.

Since it’s located in the center of the terminal, it’s easy to access regardless of whether you’re in the north or south side. With plenty of takeout and gift options, why not stop by before boarding?

Cafés at Haneda Airport Terminal 2

Next up is Terminal 2, used by passengers flying ANA and Solaseed Air. There are many distinctive cafés here too, so be sure to check them out.

[1F] Tully’s Coffee Haneda Airport Terminal 2

Source: Haneda Airport Tully’s Coffee

In the 1F arrival lobby is “Tully’s Coffee Haneda Airport Terminal 2.” A coffee shop originating in Seattle, it offers a wide variety of light meals, bread, and sweets.

It opens at 7:30 AM, making it convenient for those arriving at Haneda early in the morning or wanting breakfast before boarding. The shop offers free Wi-Fi as well as seats with power outlets, making it handy for getting some work done too.

[2F] Café & Beer Restaurant Avion

Source: Haneda Airport Café & Beer Restaurant Avion

On the north side of the 2F departure lobby is “Café & Beer Restaurant Avion,” which offers a wide range of classic Western-style dishes. Located between “Clock Tower 1 and 2” and right across from the security checkpoint, it’s a great spot to kill time before departure or grab a quick meal.

Along with dishes like Napolitan spaghetti and hayashi rice, it also offers cakes and sweets, making it a good choice for tea time as well.

[2F] Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu Café & Dining “Flyer’s Table”

Source: Haneda Airport Flyer’s Table

“Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu” connects directly from the north side of the 2F departure lobby. At the hotel’s restaurant, “Flyer’s Table,” you can enjoy chef’s special course meals and a weekend-only buffet.

Beyond lunch and dinner, the afternoon tea service is also well worth trying. The plane-shaped cream puffs served on a plate shaped like a runway are almost too photogenic to resist. It’s a great choice when you want to enjoy a leisurely meal.

[3F] BEER CAFÉ+

Source: Haneda Airport BEER CAFÉ+

Right next to the central atrium, in the 3F food court, is “BEER CAFÉ+,” a café & bar where you can enjoy beer. Its concept is “a café for business people.” Sandwiches made with crusty French bread and carefully chosen fillings are especially popular.

It also stocks Tokyo’s own craft beer, “Tokyo Sumida River Brewing,” along with beers from around Japan, making it perfect for a drink before boarding or a relaxing weekend afternoon.

[3F] GGG CAFÉ

Source: Airport Restaurant GGG CAFÉ

If you’re looking for a stylish, photogenic café, head to “GGG CAFÉ,” located in the center of 3F. The three Gs stand for “Good, Green, Garden,” and under the theme of “cute food that makes you cuter,” it’s popular for its vegetable-packed, beautifully presented dishes.

There’s also a good selection of vegan menu items and healthy dishes made with ingredients like quinoa. Enjoy cute, stylish meals here.

[5F] Amici del Tè

Source: Haneda Airport Amici del Tè

“Amici del Tè” is a café attached to the indoor observation deck on 5F. From Terminal 2, you can also see Tokyo Bay beyond the runway, so you can take in the sky, the sea, and the planes all at once.

The pancake menu is extensive, letting you enjoy freshly made pancakes paired with seasonal fruit. Why not take your time watching the planes while enjoying a pancake?

[2F, Inside Gate] CAFÉ Nenrinya

Source: CAFÉ Nenrinya

On the north side of the 2F departure gate area is “CAFÉ Nenrinya,” produced by Nenrinya, a specialty shop known for baumkuchen.

Exclusive to Haneda Airport, this shop offers an irresistible combination of hot baumkuchen and coffee. Menu items you can only find at Haneda, like “Baum Soft,” which pairs baumkuchen with soft-serve ice cream, are a real highlight.

[2F, Inside Gate] ISHIYA CAFÉ AIRPORT

Source: Haneda Airport ISHIYA CAFÉ AIRPORT

On the south side of the 2F departure gate area is “ISHIYA CAFÉ AIRPORT,” a collaboration with ISHIYA, famous for the Hokkaido confection “Shiroi Koibito.”

Here you can enjoy the “Shiroi Koibito Soft Serve,” combining Hokkaido raw milk with Shiroi Koibito chocolate, along with coffee blended specifically to pair with Shiroi Koibito. Light meals like pasta are also available, so why not stop by before boarding?

Cafés at Haneda Airport Terminal 3

Terminal 3, where international flights arrive and depart, is lined with shops that capture a distinctly Japanese feel, including “Edo Kouji” on 4F, which recreates the atmosphere of the Edo period, and “Okonomi Yokocho,” lined with Japanese food shops.

The 5th floor also features shops representing Japanese subculture, making it a great spot for shopping and strolling as well.

Here, we’ll introduce distinctive cafés on the 4th and 5th floors.

[4F] Saryo Ito En

Source: Haneda Airport Saryo Ito En

First up is “Saryo Ito En,” located in the Edo Kouji area on 4F. This is a café run by Ito En, famous for its “Oi Ocha” tea brand.

Along with drinks made with matcha and tea, you can also enjoy authentic matcha of the kind used in formal tea ceremonies. The teas used in the drink menu are also available for purchase, making them a great choice for home use or as a souvenir.

[4F] Café Cardinal

Source: Café Cardinal

Connected by an atrium to the 3F departure procedures floor, “Café Cardinal” sits in the center of 4F. With a view down to the departure lobby below, it’s a relaxing spot to reflect on your own journey or think of loved ones about to set off on theirs.

The menu is extensive, featuring the shop’s original hot dogs, a special chicken curry, and ice cream. It also offers a kids’ set that comes with a toy, making it a great choice for families.

[4F] EXPASA Cafe Haneda

Source: Haneda Airport EXPASA Cafe

In front of the observation deck on Terminal 3’s 5th floor is “EXPASA Cafe Haneda.” From the counter seats inside, you can watch planes taking off and landing.

Katsu curry and bakery items are popular here, and everything is available for takeout. It’s also nice to take your food to the observation deck and enjoy it while watching the planes.

[5F] PLANETARIUM Starry Café

Source: Haneda Airport PLANETARIUM Starry Café

On 5F is “PLANETARIUM Starry Café,” where you can enjoy a planetarium show right inside the café. During café time and bar time, you can enjoy food and drinks while watching the planetarium.

The planetarium runs shows from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM, including collaborations with anime and shows featuring starry skies from around the world. It’s worth checking the schedule in advance if you want to catch a specific show with your kids or friends.

[3F, Inside Gate] Caffé 146

Source: Haneda Airport Caffé 146

Near gate 103 inside the 3F departure gate area is “Caffé 146.” Like caffe LAT.25° introduced for Terminal 1, this shop is also run by the long-established roaster Sanbon Coffee.

Along with their dedication to coffee, you can also enjoy sandwiches made in collaboration with the famous bakery Maison Kayser. It opens at 7:30 AM, making it perfect for breakfast or a light meal.

[3F, Inside Gate] CAFE 108

Source: Haneda Airport CAFE 108

Near gate 108 inside the 3F departure gate area is “CAFE 108.” Run by UCC, this café’s highlight is its relaxing Japanese-blend coffee.

With planes visible right in front of you, you can enjoy the view while sipping your coffee. It’s open from 6:30 AM to 10:00 PM, so it’s handy to remember whether you need something early in the morning or late at night.

If You’re Heading to Haneda Airport, NearMe Is a Great Option Too!

If you’re heading to Haneda Airport, we recommend NearMe, which takes you there directly from wherever you like, with no transfers. Here’s an overview of NearMe, along with its rates and benefits.

Overview

NearMe is a service operated by NearMe Inc. that picks you up and takes you directly to your destination. Unlike a regular taxi, you ride together with other passengers, allowing for a lower price.

You also don’t need to head to a designated stop like you would for a train or bus — you can be picked up from wherever you like. It’s a smooth way to get to the airport, even if you have heavy luggage or are traveling with children.

NearMe currently offers two riding options to suit your needs.

① Door-to-door: We’ll pick you up right in front of “wherever you like” — your home, a hotel, your workplace, and more. This is ideal when you have heavy luggage or when the weather is bad.

② NearMe Spot: With this plan, you gather at a “virtual stop” near a designated station. In exchange for a short walk to the stop, you get an even better rate than door-to-door service!

There might be a spot near your nearest station too. New spots are continually being added near major stations, including Jiyugaoka, Sangenjaya, Gakugei-daigaku, Seijogakuen-mae, Nakameguro, and Komazawa-daigaku-mae.

How to Use It and Rates

NearMe operates on a fully reservation-based system, so be sure to book by 6:00 PM the day before you plan to travel. From the official website, enter your pickup location, number of passengers, and time to check your route and fare.

Rates from each area to Haneda Airport are as follows.

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

For detailed rates in other areas, please check the details of available service areas.

Benefits of NearMe

NearMe offers three main benefits:

• Door-to-door travel from wherever you like
• Peace of mind with a fully reservation-based system
• Convenient for family or group travel

Let’s take a closer look at each.

Door-to-door travel from wherever you like

NearMe has no fixed stops like buses or trains. You can designate wherever you like as your pickup spot — in front of your home, a nearby park, your accommodation, your workplace, and more. Since you barely need to carry your luggage anywhere, you can travel to the airport comfortably.

Peace of mind with a fully reservation-based system

While airport limousine buses let you sit down for the ride to the airport, many routes can’t be reserved in advance. That means you have to head to the bus stop early and secure a seat yourself.

With NearMe’s fully reservation-based system, all you need to do on the day is head to the meeting spot at your scheduled time. You can relax and sit comfortably all the way to the airport.

Convenient for family or group travel

Since the shuttles use large vehicles like the Toyota HiAce and Alphard, the interior is spacious. Also, children ride at half the adult fare, and lap infants ride free. There’s also a ¥500 per-person discount for groups of three or more, making it a great option for family or group travel.

Conclusion

Haneda Airport is home to distinctive cafés, including ones with views of planes, ones that use carefully selected beans, and collaboration cafés. By checking out the cafés that match what you’re looking for ahead of time, you can make the most of any downtime at the airport.

Also, when heading to Haneda Airport, we recommend NearMe, which offers door-to-door transportation. You can travel comfortably from your home to the airport with no transfers. Be sure to keep this in mind for your next trip.