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22.3 km • ~28 mins

How to Get from Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) to Yokohama Station

Tokyo Haneda Airport lies 22.3 km northeast of Yokohama Station. A private transfer takes about 28 minutes, while cheap Keikyu trains and direct YCAT buses range from roughly 30 to 60 minutes depending on traffic and connections.

✓ Verified Oct 29, 2026 • 22.3 km road distance

Official Airport Taxi

Metered Door-to-Door
30 mins •24/7 at Official Ranks
€55 - €75 (Meter + Tolls)
Luggage: 2-3 Suitcases
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. Follow Taxi signs from the 1F arrivals lobby to the official taxi rank at T1, T2 or T3.
  2. Board a licensed Tokyo taxi and tell or show the driver 'Yokohama Station'.
  3. Check the meter starts at ¥500 and be aware that expressway tolls are added separately.
  4. Ride about 30-45 minutes, then pay by card, IC card or cash at Yokohama Station.

Keikyu Line via Keikyu-Kamata

Cheapest
30 mins •See Timetable
€2.70 / Person (Check keikyu.co.jp)
Luggage: Light luggage easier
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. From the Arrival Lobby at T3 follow Keikyu Line signs on 2F; at T1/T2 go to B1F.
  2. Buy a paper ticket to Yokohama or tap a Welcome Suica/PASMO at the gate.
  3. Take a Yokohama-bound Keikyu train; if your train is not direct, change at Keikyu-Kamata without leaving the gates.
  4. Continue on the Keikyu Main Line to Yokohama and alight at Yokohama Station.
  5. Follow station signs to your desired exit or connecting bus/taxi.

Airport Limousine Bus to YCAT

Direct Bus + Short Walk
40 mins •See Timetable
€7.40 - €9.50 / Person (Check limousinebus.co.jp)
Luggage: Luggage Goes in Hold
How to take it step-by-step:
  1. After arrivals, buy a ticket to YCAT at the Airport Limousine counter or machine, or book online.
  2. Follow your ticket signs to the bus stop; bay numbers vary so do not rely on a fixed number.
  3. Board the bus and place large luggage in the hold.
  4. Travel about 35-60+ minutes depending on traffic to YCAT.
  5. From YCAT follow the connecting walkways/signs to Yokohama Station, or ask station staff.

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⚠️ Important Local Taxi & Arrival Tips

  • Use only the official taxi ranks outside the arrivals hall; ignore touts offering 'cheaper' rides inside the terminal.
  • Make sure the taxi meter is running from ¥500 and that expressway tolls are listed separately on the receipt.
  • Trains and buses do not run 24 hours; after midnight use a pre-booked private transfer or official taxi with a 20% late-night surcharge.
  • Do not buy rail tickets from people on the platform; buy at official machines/offices or use an IC card such as Welcome Suica.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cheapest way to get from Haneda Airport to Yokohama Station?

The Keikyu Line is usually cheapest. A direct or Keikyu-Kamata-changing train takes around 20-30 minutes; check the current fare on keikyu.co.jp.

Is there a direct bus from HND to Yokohama Station?

Airport Limousine buses run from all Haneda terminals to YCAT, which sits next to Yokohama Station. The ride is usually 35-60+ minutes depending on traffic; check limousinebus.co.jp.

How much is a taxi from Haneda to Yokohama?

Official metered taxis are roughly €55-€75 including tolls, with 28-45 minutes travel time. Late-night 22:00-05:00 adds a 20% surcharge.

Do I need cash for the train at Haneda?

No, ticket machines accept cash and many take cards. Suica, PASMO and Welcome Suica work on Keikyu and JR; top up machines are in stations.

Are there trains after midnight to Yokohama?

No all-night service. Keikyu starts around 05:30 and the last city-bound train is around midnight from Haneda; check keikyu.co.jp. After midnight use an official taxi or private transfer.

What is best for a family with large luggage?

A pre-booked private transfer is the most convenient, with luggage included and door-to-door service. Alternatively the Airport Limousine bus stores large bags in the hold.

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