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How to Get from Haneda International Airport to Shinkansen Stations?

September 30, 2023

How to Get from Haneda International Airport to Shinkansen Stations?

Welcome to Tokyo's gateway, Haneda Airport!

If you're planning to hop right onto a Shinkansen (bullet train) from here, we've got you covered. Tokyo boasts two major Shinkansen stations, and which one you choose depends on your destination.

Heading West (Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima, Hakata, etc.)? Consider Shinagawa Station (Tokaido Shinkansen).

  1. From Haneda Airport (Terminal 1-2 Station, or Terminal 3 Station), board the Keikyu Line toward Shinagawa Station.
    The journey takes approximately 15 minutes.
    There are trains that go directly to Shinagawa Station, and some require a transfer at Kamata Station (but on the same platform)
  2. Upon arriving at Shinagawa Station, you'll find yourself on the Keikyu Line area, so you'll need to make your way to the Konan Exit, where the Shinkansen platforms are located. It's a few-minutes walk.

Heading Anywhere Else in Japan (North of Tokyo)? Tokyo Station is Your Stop.

  1. From Haneda Airport, take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho Station. This leg of the journey lasts around 18-25 minutes, depending on whether you catch a rapid or local train.
  2. Transfer to the JR Yamanote Line or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line at Hamamatsucho Station, and you'll be on your way to Tokyo Station. This segment typically takes 5 minutes.
  3. Once you arrive at Tokyo Station, you can easily catch Shinkansen services to various destinations, including the Tohoku Shinkansen, Hokuriku Shinkansen, and more.

Both routes offer access to Shinkansen services in less than 30 minutes.
Keep in mind that actual travel times may vary slightly depending on traffic conditions, but these estimates should give you a good idea.

Secure Your Shinkansen Tickets in advance!

Once you plan your trip to Japan, you'll likely want to experience the convenience and speed of Japan's iconic Shinkansen (bullet trains). However, it's important to note that depending on the timing of your travel, you might be visiting Japan during its peak seasons, when Shinkansen tickets can sell out fast!

So, once your Japan travel plans are in place, be sure to reach out to us and reserve your Shinkansen tickets. We're always here to assist you in ensuring a safe and enjoyable journey on Japan's renowned bullet trains!





Seat guide

Shinkansen seats are available in four levels depending on the comfort and services your require.

Ordinary Seat

Regular seats used on Reserved cars and Unreserved cars of Shinkansen. Consider it as "economy class" seat.

Green Seat

Better seats with more space than ordinary seats. All Green Seats are reserved only. Consider it as "business class" seats.

Reserved Seat (Ordinary Reserved Seat)

Your seat is reserved and secured when you book your tickets. Head to the station with a peace of mind.
Seats are the same as Ordinary Seat.

Green Reserved Seat

Better seats and free blankets. Popular among Japanese business persons, executives and people who values comfortable travel. Consider it as "business class" seats.

GranClass Seat

Know as "First Class" of Shinkansen seats. Only available on Hokuriku and Tohoku Shinkansen lines. Gran Class seats comes with airline-like amenities and meals.The most expensive of all.

Unreserved Seat

You can take any open seats in unreserved cars of any train on the departure date. (No departure time will be indicated on your tickets.)
The best seat type if your priority is the cost and are traveling during less-crowded season/time.

 

 

For further information and photos, please visit official page at http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/ticket/types.html