Do You Need a Reservation? Shinjuku⇔Haneda Airport Limousine Bus Fares and Travel Times

*This article has been updated based on information as of April 2026.

Traveling from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport, one of the most popular options is the “limousine bus,” but navigating that complex maze of Shinjuku Station with a large suitcase is harder than you’d expect.

“Will I make it to the bus stop okay?” “What if we’re delayed by traffic?” Many people probably have worries like these.

This article rounds up a limousine bus usage guide (fares, travel times, boarding points), along with comparison information for anyone who wants an easier, more comfortable way to get to the airport.

Whether you’re traveling light on your own, heading out for a business trip in the early morning or late at night, or moving with your whole family and a lot of luggage, let’s get you prepared for a low-stress trip.

There are broadly two limousine bus routes between Shinjuku and Haneda Airport!

Limousine buses from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport can be boarded from the following two locations:

Busta Shinjuku (numerous stops including Nakano Station, Hilton Tokyo, Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku, Odakyu Hotel Century Southern Tower, Keio Plaza Hotel, Hyatt Regency Tokyo, Shinjuku Washington Hotel, Park Hyatt Tokyo, Higashi-Shinjuku Station, Shinjuku Station West Exit [in front of Keio Department Store], and more)
Shinjuku Tokyu Kabukicho Tower

Let’s take a closer look at the boarding points.

Busta Shinjuku boarding point

Busta Shinjuku is a bus terminal completed in 2016 at the south exit of Shinjuku Station. Limousine buses to Haneda Airport depart from Area A on the 4th floor.

Depending on the time of day, there are also stops at various hotels and stations. It’s a good idea to check the timetable and boarding location in advance.

Shinjuku Tokyu Kabukicho Tower boarding point

Since April 14, 2023, airport access buses departing from Tokyu Kabukicho Tower have been in operation.

There is a bus stop in front of the tower’s hotel entrance.

A complete guide to the Shinjuku⇔Haneda Airport limousine bus

There are many limousine bus departures between Shinjuku and Haneda Airport. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the following:

Fares
Timetable
Travel time

Let’s look at each in turn.

Shinjuku⇔Haneda Airport limousine bus fares

The fares for the limousine bus between Shinjuku and Haneda Airport are as follows.


Busta Shinjuku	¥1,400
Shinjuku Tokyu Kabukicho Tower	¥1,400

Shinjuku⇔Haneda Airport limousine bus timetable

The service intervals between Shinjuku and Haneda Airport vary depending on the boarding point.

Be sure to make use of the handy timetable search sites as well.

Haneda Airport Limousine Bus Search & Booking Navi – Shinjuku Edition

From Shinjuku to Haneda Airport

Starting with the first bus at 4:40, services run at intervals of roughly 2-3 per hour. From 18:00 onward, there are 2 buses per hour, with the last departure at 22:50.

Route to Haneda Airport
Depart Busta Shinjuku ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 2 ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 1 ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 3

*For details, please check Tokyo Airport Transport (official site).

Starting with the first bus at 5:50 in the morning, services run once an hour until 11:00, then once every 1-2 hours from 13:00 onward. The last bus departs at 18:20.

Route to Haneda Airport
Tokyu Kabukicho Tower ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 2 ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 1 ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 3

*For details, please check Tokyu Bus (official site).

From Haneda Airport to Shinjuku

Starting with the first bus at 6:15 from Terminal 3, there’s roughly one bus every 20-30 minutes until 10:00, then a steady service every 10-20 minutes until 23:00. The last bus routed via Terminal 3 departs at 23:40. From Terminal 2, service continues until 0:05.

Route to Haneda Airport
Haneda Airport Terminal 3 ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 2 ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 1 ↓ Shinjuku Station West Exit ↓ Arrive at Busta Shinjuku

*For details, please check Tokyo Airport Transport (official site).

Starting with the first bus at 9:00 from Terminal 3, services run once an hour until 12:00, then once every 1-2 hours from 14:00 onward. The last bus departs Terminal 3 at 22:05.

Route to Haneda Airport
Haneda Airport Terminal 3 ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 2 ↓ Haneda Airport Terminal 1 ↓ Tokyu Kabukicho Tower

*For details, please check Tokyu Bus (official site).

Shinjuku⇔Haneda Airport limousine bus travel time

The travel times for each route of the Shinjuku⇔Haneda Airport limousine bus are as follows.

Route	Travel time
Busta Shinjuku	About 30-50 minutes
Tokyu Kabukicho Tower	About 35 minutes~

*This may vary depending on road traffic conditions.

Do you need a reservation for the limousine bus from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport?

You can board the limousine bus from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport without a reservation, as long as seats are available.

Busta Shinjuku has automated ticket machines and a staffed ticket counter on the 4th floor, so head there if you’re buying a same-day ticket.

Same-day tickets for buses departing from Tokyu Kabukicho Tower can only be purchased on board the bus. Since you won’t know if there are open seats until the bus arrives, it’s safer to make a reservation in advance. If purchasing on board, you can pay with cash or an IC transit card.

Since there’s a chance you won’t be able to board without a reservation, it’s reassuring to book ahead if your travel time is already set.

How to get to Haneda Airport from your nearest station without traveling to Shinjuku

If you live along the Keio or Odakyu lines, it’s convenient to travel to Haneda Airport via the Airport Liner without going all the way to Shinjuku Station. You can use this service from in front of the following stations:

Keio Line: Hatsudai, Hatagaya, Sasazuka
Odakyu Line: Yoyogi-Hachiman, Yoyogi-Uehara

To check Airport Liner bus stops and make a reservation, take a look at the Haneda Airport Limousine Bus Search & Booking Navi – Shinjuku Edition.

Transportation options other than the limousine bus from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport

Besides the limousine bus, there are other ways to travel from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport. Here we’ll introduce the following three options:

Train
Taxi
NearMe

Let’s look at each one.

Train

Taking the train from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport keeps the fare low, but requires a transfer.

Trains are often crowded, so if you have large luggage, it’s a good idea to arrange to have it sent to the airport in advance.

The smoothest recommended route is as follows.

Travel time	About 50 minutes
Fare (IC card)	¥580
Route	■Shinjuku ↓ (JR Yamanote Line) ■Shinagawa ↓ (Keikyu Line) ■ Haneda Airport Terminal 3 ■Haneda Airport Terminals 1 & 2

*Source: NAVITIME

Taxi

You can also take a taxi from Shinjuku. Choosing a flat-rate taxi lets you ride without worrying about the meter.

A taxi is a convenient door-to-door option from your home or office to the airport.

That said, it costs more than other transportation options, so it’s worth budgeting for in advance.

The fare and travel time are as follows.

In addition to the base fare, there’s an expressway toll, and a late-night surcharge applies after 22:00.


Fare	¥8,300 (+ expressway toll and late-night surcharge)
Travel time	About 50 minutes *This may vary depending on traffic conditions.

NearMe

NearMe is a taxi ride-sharing service. Airport transfers use large vehicles rather than standard 5-seat cars, so you can ride comfortably with plenty of room for luggage like carry-on cases and personal space.

You get a service similar to a taxi, but at a more reasonable price than a taxi.

Since you can be picked up 24 hours a day, at whatever time and place you choose, it’s ideal for family trips and business use.

The fare includes expressway tolls, and there’s no surcharge for late-night or early-morning trips.

The flat fare from Shinjuku is as follows.


Fare	From ¥2,980/person
Travel time	About 50 minutes

*Fares may vary depending on when you book, so please check the official site for details. *One suitcase is included free of charge; an additional fee of ¥1,000 per bag applies from the second bag onward.

It’s a convenient option with great cost performance.

Summary of transportation options from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport

There are four transportation options from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport: limousine bus, train, taxi, and NearMe.

The fares and travel times for each are as follows.

Option	Limousine Bus		Train	Taxi	NearMe
	Busta Shinjuku	Tokyu Kabukicho Tower
Fare	¥1,400	¥1,400	¥580	From ¥8,300	From ¥2,980/person
Travel time	About 30-50 minutes	About 35 minutes~	About 50 minutes	About 50 minutes	About 50 minutes

Compare the pros and cons of each option to find the one that suits you best!

NearMe is recommended for travel between Shinjuku and Haneda Airport!

In this article, we introduced four transportation options: limousine bus, train, taxi, and NearMe. Our top recommendation is NearMe.

Its biggest advantage is door-to-door travel available 24 hours a day. Especially if you have large luggage, with a limousine bus you’d have to carry it from your home all the way to the bus stop. With NearMe, there’s no need to travel to a boarding location — you can be picked up from wherever you like, whether that’s your office or home.

NearMe also uses large vehicles like the Alphard, so you can sit comfortably. There’s no cramped seating, making for a pleasant ride.

Pros and cons of NearMe

The pros and cons of NearMe are as follows.


Pros	• Door-to-door travel • Can check large luggage • Available any time, including late at night and early morning • Peace of mind with a flat rate and advance payment
Cons	• Service area is limited • Travel time can vary depending on congestion

How to book NearMe

Booking NearMe is easy. Just follow these steps:

Select your destination (arrival terminal) from the official site.
Enter your pickup location.
Select your travel date.
Set your flight time, or your airport arrival time and number of passengers.
Available pickup times will be shown — select your preferred time.
Payment (by credit card)

Summary

We’ve introduced the boarding points, fares, and travel times for the limousine bus between Shinjuku and Haneda Airport.

As for transportation options other than the limousine bus, we recommend NearMe, which offers a high-quality service at an affordable price. If you’d like to take a taxi but it’s a stretch for your budget, or if you have large luggage that would be difficult to manage on a train or bus, we encourage you to consider using it.