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How to Get from Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) to Narita Airport

Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) is about 79 km northeast of Narita Airport. Road transfers take 70–90 minutes, while direct trains and buses take about 1h40m to 2h and public transport can be much cheaper.

✓ Verified Oct 29, 2026 • 79 km road distance

Pre-Booked Private Transfer

Door-to-Door
69 mins •Book on Demand
€210 - €250 (Per Vehicle)
Luggage: 2 Suitcases + Carry-On
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. Exit the arrivals hall on the 1st floor at Terminal 1, 2 or 3 and follow the Meeting Point signs to the private-transport pickup area.
  2. Meet your driver holding a name board in the arrivals lobby or at the designated private-transport zone outside the terminal doors.
  3. Driver loads your luggage and confirms your Narita Airport terminal and flight details.
  4. Travel via the expressway network; the driver handles all tolls and route choices.
  5. Arrive at your Narita Airport terminal departure level curb about 70–90 minutes later.
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Tokyo Taxi (Metered)

Official Taxi Rank
69 mins •On Demand at Rank
€210 - €240 (Meter + Tolls)
Luggage: 2-3 Suitcases
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. Exit arrivals on the 1st floor at your terminal and follow the Taxi signs to the official taxi rank.
  2. Take the first taxi in the queue. Rear doors open automatically; the meter starts at ¥500.
  3. Tell the driver Narita Airport and your terminal, or show it on your phone.
  4. Expect the meter plus expressway tolls for the 79 km ride; daytime total is roughly ¥37,000–¥42,000.
  5. Pay by cash, card or IC card when you reach your Narita Airport terminal departures level.

Airport Limousine Bus

Direct Coach
90 mins •See Timetable
Check limousinebus.co.jp
Luggage: 2 Suitcases in Hold
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. From the 1st-floor bus/taxi area at your terminal, look for the Airport Limousine counter or ticket machines in the arrival lobby.
  2. Buy a ticket to Narita Airport and confirm the bus stop; stops vary by route and terminal.
  3. Board when the driver opens the hold and place large luggage underneath; keep valuables with you.
  4. Stay on board until the announced Narita Airport stop; the bus serves Narita Airport terminals.
  5. Allow about 90 minutes depending on traffic, and check the last departure time, as most routes end around 23:00.

Keikyu / Toei Asakusa / Keisei Through Train

Cheapest
100 mins •See Timetable
From €11 (Check keikyu.co.jp)
Luggage: 2 Small Bags + Carry-On
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. At Terminal 3, go to the 2nd-floor Keikyu gates; at Terminals 1 and 2, follow signs to the Keikyu platforms on B1F.
  2. Tap in with Suica/PASMO or buy a paper ticket to Narita Airport at the ticket machines.
  3. Board a Keikyu train showing Narita Airport or the through-train banner; some trains go directly without changing.
  4. Stay on board via the Toei Asakusa and Keisei lines to Narita Airport Terminal 1·2 or Terminal 3 station.
  5. Get off at the terminal you need and follow the airport signs to departures or the terminal shuttle.

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⚠️ Important Local Taxi & Arrival Tips

  • Only use the official taxi rank or a pre-booked transfer. Touts inside the arrivals area offering cheap taxi rides are often unlicensed and may charge more.
  • Tokyo taxis run on meters, and expressway tolls are paid on top. If a driver quotes a fixed fare to Narita, verify it against the official fixed-fare table or treat it as not official.
  • Buy rail and bus tickets only from station machines, official counters or operator websites. Do not buy discounted tickets from individuals outside the gates.
  • Late at night, app-hailed taxis may struggle to find cars at Haneda. Use the official taxi rank or a pre-booked transfer; trains do not run all night.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest way from Tokyo Haneda to Narita Airport?

The direct Keikyu/Toei Asakusa/Keisei through train is usually the cheapest option. Fares for this route are not fully verified for 2026, so check keikyu.co.jp; the ride takes about 1 hour 40 minutes.

How long does it take from HND to Narita Airport?

A taxi or private transfer takes about 70–90 minutes by road. Direct trains and buses take about 1 hour 40 minutes to 2 hours.

Is there a direct bus between Haneda and Narita?

Yes, Airport Limousine and other coaches run direct from all Haneda terminals to Narita Airport. Tickets can be bought at the arrival lobby or online, and the trip usually takes about 90 minutes depending on traffic.

Can I use a Suica or PASMO IC card to travel to Narita?

Yes, IC cards work on the Keikyu, Toei Asakusa and Keisei rail network. Top up at station machines with cash if needed.

Are taxis available for a 79 km trip to Narita, and what do they cost?

Yes, official Tokyo taxis serve Narita. A metered ride with tolls is roughly €210–€240 during the day and more at night; pre-booked private transfers offer a fixed price and are often more comfortable for a long ride.

What if I arrive late at night at Haneda?

Keikyu and Monorail trains end around midnight, and most limousine buses end around 23:00. A pre-booked private transfer or official taxi is the most reliable late-night option.

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