How to Get from Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) to Kamakura
Kamakura lies 42.8 km southwest of Tokyo Haneda Airport, across Tokyo Bay and into Kanagawa Prefecture. Door-to-door road transfers take about 49 minutes; public transport via Yokohama takes roughly 80–100 minutes depending on connections.
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⚠️ Important Local Taxi & Arrival Tips
- Only use the official taxi rank outside the arrival lobby; ignore touts offering rides inside the terminal.
- Make sure the taxi meter is running from the start. Expressway tolls are paid by the passenger and are not included in the metered fare.
- Trains and buses finish around midnight. If you land late, pre-book a transfer or use the taxi rank because Keikyu and JR Yokosuka Line services stop.
- Apps like Uber, GO and S.RIDE only dispatch licensed taxis in Tokyo, not private cars. Late at night the official rank is often more reliable.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cheapest option is the Keikyu Airport Line to Yokohama, then the JR Yokosuka Line to Kamakura. It costs about €6.50 per person and takes roughly 80 minutes excluding connection time.
Without heavy traffic, the drive takes about 49 minutes. With metered fare plus expressway tolls, expect to pay roughly €115–€145, more in late-night hours.
No, there is no direct train. You must change at Yokohama from the Keikyu Airport Line to the JR Yokosuka Line, or use a road transfer.
Yes, official taxi ranks operate 24/7 at all terminals. After 22:00 a 20% late-night surcharge applies, and expressway tolls are added to the metered fare.
Yes, Suica and PASMO work on both the Keikyu Airport Line and the JR Yokosuka Line. For limousine buses and taxis, payment options vary, so carry cash or a credit card as backup.
A pre-booked private transfer is the easiest option, with door-to-door service and space for luggage. Official taxis also work well, while trains require carrying bags through the transfer at Yokohama.
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