Haneda Airport (HND) is close to central Tokyo, about 30 minutes by train from the centre according to the Japan National Tourism Organization. It has three terminals: Terminal 1 and 2 for domestic flights (Terminal 2 also for ANA’s international flights) and Terminal 3 for international flights only. All details come from the airport operator, as of 25 October 2026.
Key takeaways
- Arrive comfortably: private transfer from €87 per vehicle with Welcome Pickups (advertising), drop your luggage from ¥270 per day with Radical Storage (advertising), eSIM from €3.49 with Saily* (advertising).
- Terminal 3 is international only. Terminal 1 is domestic only, Terminal 2 domestic plus ANA’s international flights.
- Between the terminals: free shuttle bus, every 4 minutes in the daytime and every 8 minutes after 8 pm.
- Free Wi-Fi (HANEDA-FREE-WIFI) in all three terminals.
- Sleeping at the airport: First Cabin in Terminal 1, Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu in Terminal 2, Royal Park Hotel in Terminal 3, each around the clock.
- Into the city: the Monorail and Keikyu Line are right at the airport, plus Limousine Bus and taxi.
Which terminals does Haneda have and who flies from where?
Terminal 1 is for domestic flights only, with JAL, Skymark, StarFlyer and Japan Transocean Air. Terminal 2 handles domestic flights by ANA, AIRDO and Solaseed Air and international flights by ANA. Terminal 3 is for international flights only, with many airlines. For codeshare flights the assignment can differ. Check your ticket or the airline app to see which terminal you depart from.
How do I get between the terminals?
A free shuttle bus runs between the three terminals. According to the provisional timetable valid from 18 August 2026, it runs every 4 minutes from 5:00 to 20:00 and every 8 minutes from 20:00 to 24:00. The stops are on level 1F (Terminal 1: No. 8, Terminal 2: No. 9, Terminal 3: No. 0). The first bus runs at about 4:47 and the last at about 1:15 to 1:32 depending on the route. The underground walkway between Terminal 1 and 2 is currently out of service because of construction work, according to the airport. If you change between a domestic and the international terminal by Keikyu Line or Monorail, you get free transit boarding tickets for the sections between Terminal 1 and 3 and between Terminal 2 and 3.
Which services does the airport offer?
- Free Wi-Fi: the network HANEDA-FREE-WIFI is available in all three terminals, and the airport states no time limit. All ways to get online are in our guide Internet in Tokyo from the airport. If you also want to be online outside the airport, set up an eSIM beforehand, for example from Saily* (advertising) (from €3.49).
- Luggage: lockers and left luggage in all terminals, with details in our guide to sending luggage by Takkyubin. Left luggage at the counter costs ¥800, ¥1,000 or ¥2,000 per day depending on size and is open around the clock in Terminal 3. Radical Storage* (advertising) brokers luggage storage at partner locations in the city, from ¥270 per day according to the provider.
- Showers: ¥1,500 for 30 minutes, then ¥750 per 15 minutes. In Terminal 2 on the ground floor from 5:00 to 22:00, in Terminal 3 on the 2nd floor around the clock (with rest rooms there for ¥3,000 per 60 minutes). Terminal 1 has no showers.
- Sleeping at the airport: First Cabin Haneda in Terminal 1, Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu in Terminal 2 and The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda in Terminal 3, each around the clock. For transit passengers there is also the Royal Park Hotel Transit in the secure area. More in our guide Stopover in Tokyo.
- ATMs: there are machines in all terminals, but only those in Terminal 3 are open around the clock. In the secure area the limit is ¥30,000 per withdrawal.
- Observation decks: Terminal 1 (6th floor and roof), Terminal 2 (5th floor) and Terminal 3 (5th floor, around the clock).
- Lounges: airline lounges only, and the airport page lists no pay-per-use access.
How do I get into the city?
Haneda has two rail connections right at the airport: the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho and the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa. There are also the Limousine Bus and taxis. The Monorail takes about 13 minutes from Terminal 3 and costs ¥520. All fares, travel times and the night buses are in our guide Haneda Airport to Tokyo. Which IC card you need for the Monorail and Keikyu is in our IC card guide. With a lot of luggage or a late arrival, a pre-booked private transfer is an option, for example with Welcome Pickups* (advertising) (from €87 per vehicle).
Where can I stay at Haneda Airport?
Haneda has several hotels right in the terminals. Our comparison lists the hotels at Haneda Airport with direct terminal access, rail access or a shuttle. To choose between the two airports, see our guide Haneda vs. Narita.