Myoden Station, which opened on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line in 2000, has become a popular family-friendly residential area thanks to the AEON store and other convenient supermarkets right by the station. It’s also well located, just 24 minutes from Nihombashi, giving it excellent access to central Tokyo.

This article introduces how to travel between Haneda Airport and Myoden by limousine bus. Along with fares and travel times, we’ll also compare other ways to make the trip. If you’re not sure how to get between Haneda Airport and Myoden, we hope this guide helps.

The limousine bus is a convenient way to get from Haneda Airport to Myoden

A direct limousine bus from Haneda Airport is a convenient option for getting to Myoden. Here are the details on traveling between Haneda Airport and Myoden.

Fare and travel time

The limousine bus fare and travel time are as follows. The route is currently operated jointly by Keisei Transit Bus and Airport Limousine Bus.

Fare	¥1,200 (children ¥600)
Travel time	About 45 minutes~
Route	■Haneda Airport Terminal 3 ↓(10 min) ■Haneda Airport Terminal 2 ↓(5 min) ■Haneda Airport Terminal 1 ↓(33 min) ■Gyotoku ↓(7 min) ■Myoden	■Myoden ↓(7 min) ■Gyotoku ↓(33 min) ■Haneda Airport Terminal 2 ↓(5 min) ■Haneda Airport Terminal 1 ↓(10 min) ■Haneda Airport Terminal 3
Daily departures	8 buses	9 buses
First bus	9:35	5:15
Last bus	21:15	20:55

The limousine bus doesn’t run early enough or late enough to connect with early-morning or late-night LCC flights, so if you’re flying an LCC you’ll need to consider another way to travel. Although departures are infrequent, the trip takes under an hour, making it a very convenient option. Note that the order of terminals visited differs depending on whether you’re heading from Haneda Airport to Myoden or from Myoden to Haneda Airport, so be careful when using the service.

How to book tickets

Here’s how to get limousine bus tickets.

Booking method	- Bookable via Limousine Web (payment required) *After payment, you’ll receive a QR code you can use to board - Phone reservation *An operator issues a booking number, with payment on the day
Buying tickets at Haneda Airport	Purchase at a ticket vending machine or the bus ticket counter (departure time must be specified; credit cards accepted)
Buying tickets at Myoden Station	Pay directly with cash or a transit IC card when boarding

Both Airport Limousine Bus and Keisei Transit Bus tickets can be booked via Limousine Web. However, Keisei Transit Bus tickets cannot be reserved in advance on its own site — same-day purchase only. If you already know you’ll be using the service, booking through Limousine Web is recommended.

Ticket purchase locations are as follows.

Haneda Airport Terminal 1	1F arrival lobby: Information counter (ticket counter) 1F bus stop: Limousine bus ticket vending machine
Haneda Airport Terminal 2	As above
Haneda Airport Terminal 3	2F arrival lobby: Information counter (ticket counter) 1F bus stop: Limousine bus ticket vending machine

Bus stops

The bus stop at Myoden Station is as follows.

Bus stop	Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, Myoden Station, Stop 1

The bus stops at Haneda Airport are as follows.

Haneda Airport Terminal 1	Stop 5
Haneda Airport Terminal 2	Stop 6
Haneda Airport Terminal 3	Stop 5

Pros and cons

The pros and cons of using the limousine bus are as follows.

Pros	- You can reserve a seat in advance - You can pay in advance when booking - You can check large luggage
Cons	- Doesn’t cover early-morning or late-night flights - Infrequent departures mean there may not be a bus at your preferred time - Arrival time can be affected by traffic conditions

Other recommended ways to travel between Haneda Airport and Myoden

Besides the limousine bus, there are other ways to travel between Haneda Airport and Myoden. Here are four main options:

1. Train
2. Taxi
3. Private car
4. NearMe

Let’s go through each one.

1. Train

The fare and travel time by train between Haneda Airport and Myoden are as follows.

Fare (IC card)	¥723
Travel time (including transfers/waiting)	About 1 hour 20 minutes~
Route	■Haneda Airport Terminal 1・2 ↕︎(Keikyu Line) ■Haneda Airport Terminal 3 ↕︎(Keikyu Line) ■Keikyu Kamata (through service) ↕︎(Keikyu Main Line) ■Sengakuji (through service) ↕︎(Toei Asakusa Line) ■Nihombashi ↕︎(Tokyo Metro Tozai Line) ■Myoden

Taking the Keikyu Line gets you smoothly to Myoden. However, be aware that depending on the time of day you may need to make more transfers. The fare is more affordable than the limousine bus, making the train a good choice if cost is your priority. With frequent service on both weekdays and weekends, you can also time your trip to suit your schedule.

When traveling from Haneda Airport to Myoden, you’ll use one of the terminal stations. Access to each station is as follows.

	Ticket gate floor
Haneda Airport Terminal 1	B1F
Haneda Airport Terminal 2	B1F
Haneda Airport Terminal 3	Departure floor is 3F, arrival floor is 2F

Only Haneda Airport Terminal 3 has a different floor for access, so it’s worth checking in advance.

The pros and cons of taking the train are as follows.

Pros	- Cheaper than the limousine bus - Frequent service lets you choose your preferred time
Cons	- Can get crowded depending on the time of day or date - Long distances to cover with large luggage - Multiple transfers can add to travel time

2. Taxi

A taxi lets you travel from anywhere you like, making the trip between Haneda Airport and Myoden smooth as well.

The travel time and fare using expressways are as follows.

To Myoden	Travel time	Fare (including ¥1,950 expressway toll)
Haneda Airport Terminal 1	About 40 min	About ¥13,650
Haneda Airport Terminal 2	About 40 min	About ¥14,150
Haneda Airport Terminal 3	About 45 min	About ¥14,150

*Late-night/early-morning surcharges apply separately

Flat-rate taxi fares are available from Haneda Airport to the Tokyo/Kanagawa area, but since Myoden is in Chiba Prefecture, it’s not covered by that scheme. As a result, this option costs more than the other ways to travel.

The taxi stands at Haneda Airport are as follows.

Haneda Airport Terminal 1	Stops 2 and 18
Haneda Airport Terminal 2	Stops 3 and 19
Haneda Airport Terminal 3	Follow the signage from the 2F/3F access hall down to 1F (Lane 2)

The pros and cons of taking a taxi are as follows.

Pros	- You can grab a taxi right away at the taxi stand - Door-to-door service - Available any time of day
Cons	- Expressway tolls and late-night/early-morning surcharges make it expensive - Traffic conditions affect arrival time

3. Private car

Like a taxi, a private car lets you travel door-to-door without worrying about the time. The fare and travel time assuming expressway use are as follows.

	Haneda Airport to Myoden
Expressway toll	¥1,950 (ETC ¥1,010)
Travel time	About 35 minutes~
Distance	About 28.1km
Route	■Haneda Airport ↕︎(local roads) ■Kuko Chuo ↕︎(expressway) ■Chidoricho ↕︎(local roads) ■Myoden

If you drive yourself, you’ll need parking. Haneda Airport has easily accessible parking lots at each terminal, so it’s worth checking in advance.

The parking lots for each terminal are as follows.

	Parking lot
Haneda Airport Terminal 1	P-1, P-2
Haneda Airport Terminal 2	P-3, P-4
Haneda Airport Terminal 3	P-5

Haneda Airport Terminals 1 and 2, which see the most users, each have two parking lots available. This means more parking spaces and an easier time finding a spot.

The rates are as follows.

	Rate
Up to 30 minutes after entry	Free
Up to 60 minutes	¥300
Every 30 minutes after that	¥150
24 hours from entry (max/day)	¥1,530–¥2,140

Since the first 30 minutes are free, you can use the parking lot at no cost if you’re just dropping someone off or picking them up. The maximum rate is the same across all the parking lots. However, rates differ during peak seasons, so it’s a good idea to check the official website for the latest information on your travel date.

You can also reserve parking in advance at lots P2 through P5, though an additional fee applies.

The pros and cons of driving yourself are as follows.

Pros	- Some parking lots can be reserved in advance - You can travel whenever you like - Door-to-door travel reduces the burden of carrying large luggage
Cons	- You may not be able to secure parking on the day - Traffic conditions affect arrival time - Expressway tolls and other costs add up

4. NearMe

“NearMe” is drawing attention as a new kind of travel option, different from what’s come before. Large van-type vehicles offer affordable door-to-door transport.

The fare and travel time for NearMe are as follows.

Fare	From ¥2,980/person
Suitcase fee	First bag free per person, ¥1,000/bag from the second
Travel time	About 35 minutes~

NearMe is a flat-rate shared-ride service that seats up to 9 passengers. Because the fare is fixed in advance, it won’t change once confirmed. Late-night/early-morning surcharges and expressway tolls are already included.

The pros and cons of using NearMe are as follows.

Pros	- Flat-rate pricing is easy to understand - Pay in advance when booking - Door-to-door travel at a time that suits you
Cons	- Traffic conditions affect arrival time - Some areas aren’t covered (Myoden is covered)

Comparing 5 ways to travel from Haneda Airport to Myoden

We’ve introduced five ways to travel, including the limousine bus. Here’s a comparison of the fare and travel time for each option, along with their pros and cons — a handy reference as you decide how to travel.

Transport method	Fare	Travel time	Number of transfers	Pros	Cons
Limousine bus	¥1,200	About 30 min~	0	- Can reserve a seat - Pay in advance	- Few direct departures - Arrival time affected by traffic
Train	¥723	About 1 hr 20 min~	1+	- Cheapest fare	- Can get crowded depending on time of day - May require multiple transfers
Taxi	From about ¥13,650	About 40 min~	0	- Door-to-door at any time - No need to worry about other passengers	- Most expensive - Arrival time affected by traffic
Private car	From ¥1,010	About 35 min~	0	- Can reserve parking in advance - Can make stops along the way	- Parking and toll costs - Arrival time affected by traffic
NearMe	From ¥2,980/person	About 35 min~	0	- Door-to-door at any time - Pay in advance	- Arrival time affected by traffic

The limousine bus offers the fastest way to get between Haneda Airport and Myoden. However, with infrequent departures, it may not always match your preferred travel time. With NearMe, you get flat-rate pricing, the freedom to travel whenever and from wherever you like, and a travel time nearly on par with the limousine bus.

NearMe is the recommended way to travel between Haneda Airport and Myoden

If you’re traveling between Haneda Airport and Myoden with large luggage, we recommend using NearMe. Here, we compare the limousine bus, taxi, and NearMe.

	Limousine bus	Taxi	NearMe
Can check luggage	○	○	○
Advance reservation possible	○	○	○
Advance payment possible	○	×	○
Travel at your preferred time	×	○	○
Door-to-door	×	○	○
No need to worry about other passengers	×	×	▲
Can travel in a large group	×	▲ (up to 4 on average)	○ (up to 9)

Carrying large luggage up and down stairs and through stations is a real burden. And depending on the time of day, crowds can make it even harder to move around with heavy bags. It’s no surprise that many people find this stressful.

With NearMe, you can check your large luggage and travel from wherever you like, whenever you like. This means less distance spent carrying your bags, easing the burden. The fare is also less than half of a taxi, with no need to worry about late-night or early-morning surcharges. Advance payment also makes getting off at your destination that much smoother.

Try the free simulation on the official website to check the fare and travel time from Haneda Airport to your destination.

Summary

We’ve introduced five ways to travel between Haneda Airport and Myoden. The limousine bus is convenient, but each option has its own pros and cons. Consider which one best fits your purpose and circumstances.

If you want to keep costs down and get there as quickly as possible, the limousine bus is a great choice. But if you’d rather avoid the burden of carrying luggage or want to travel at a time that suits you, NearMe is also worth considering. It lets you book and pay in advance, and travel from wherever and whenever you like. Why not consider NearMe as a new way to get from Haneda Airport?