How to Get from Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) to Shinagawa Station
The 11.2 km trip from Tokyo Haneda Airport to Shinagawa Station takes about 13 minutes by road without heavy traffic. The Keikyu Airport Line offers the cheapest rail option at about €1.90 and reaches Shinagawa in 12-15 minutes, while taxis and private transfers cost from around €34-€50 per vehicle.
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⚠️ Important Local Taxi & Arrival Tips
- Use only the official taxi rank; touts outside arrivals may offer unlicensed or overpriced rides.
- Taxi meters start at ¥500 and expressway tolls are added on top; confirm whether a fixed fare includes tolls before leaving.
- Buy Keikyu or Monorail tickets only from station machines or use Suica/PASMO; do not buy discounted tickets from strangers.
- Late at night, if the taxi queue is long, stay in line rather than accepting a ride from someone offering a faster private car.
Frequently Asked Questions
Take the Keikyu Airport Line direct from Haneda to Shinagawa. The paper ticket is ¥330 (about €1.90) and the ride takes 12-15 minutes.
The Keikyu Airport Line takes about 12-15 minutes plus walking to the platform. A taxi or private transfer takes 13-20 minutes depending on traffic.
No. Keikyu runs roughly 05:30 to midnight and the Tokyo Monorail roughly 05:00 to midnight. Use a taxi or pre-booked private transfer for late-night flights.
Suica, PASMO and other IC cards are accepted on Keikyu, Tokyo Monorail and taxis. Contactless bank-card tap at gates is not universal, so carry cash or an IC card for train machines.
A private transfer or taxi offers door-to-door service and avoids carrying bags through stations. If you want to save money, the Keikyu Airport Line is direct and manageable with normal luggage.
Yes, the Tokyo Monorail is covered by the Japan Rail Pass, but the Keikyu Line is not. Change to JR at Hamamatsucho if using a JR Pass.
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