START WITH YOUR MOMENT
Choose the next move before reading everything.
Haneda is not one building. First fix T1, T2 or T3 from the flight, then open only the decision needed now. Times, fares, gates and opening hours change, so every guide returns changeable facts to the current official owner.
60-SECOND ORIENTATION
Get only the first comparison from terminal and destination.
The result changes only on this device. Location, history and selections are not sent to Analytics. This is not live routing.
T3 to Tokyo Station: compare Keikyu and the monorail
Compare the Shinagawa and Hamamatsucho approaches using current time, luggage and the hotel entrance side. The published “about 30 min” does not include waiting, walking or arrival procedures.
- Open the complete Japanese address
- Check the current departure display
- Match the destination before a gate
NINE FOCUSED GUIDES · ONE COMPLETE READ
Choose by purpose, then read only as deep as needed.
Each focused guide solves one on-the-ground decision. Use the complete edition when you want the whole first hour and the relationship between transport, recovery and history.
T1, T2 or T3? Changing terminals at Haneda
Identify the terminal from the flight, then choose the correct inter-terminal path without treating every free transfer as the same service.
Open this guide →HND 0211 minHaneda to Tokyo, Shinjuku, Shibuya and Yokohama
Compare Keikyu, Tokyo Monorail, airport bus and taxi by the final address, luggage and transfer burden—not by one universal “fastest” answer.
Open this guide →HND 039 minLanding at Haneda late at night
A calm recovery plan for delayed arrivals, missed last trains and the gap between “the terminal is open” and “the service you need is operating.”
Open this guide →HND 0410 minBaggage, Wi-Fi, SIM and showers at Haneda
Find the service on the correct terminal, floor, public or restricted side and operating time—then decide what must be solved before leaving the airport.
Open this guide →HND 0510 minHaneda Airport with children and a stroller
Build the arrival around food, toilets, baby care, a meeting rule, lifts and the smallest number of irreversible transfers.
Open this guide →HND 0611 minStep-free Haneda: wheelchair and assisted arrival
Plan assistance as a complete aircraft-to-street chain, with named handovers between airline, airport, transport operator and destination.
Open this guide →HND 0711 minConnecting at Haneda: domestic and international flights
Separate airside connection, immigration, baggage collection and public terminal transfer before crossing a one-way boundary.
Open this guide →HND 0810 minLeaving Japan from Haneda: a calm departure day
Work backward from the flight’s current terminal and airline deadline, then add city transport, terminal movement, baggage and security buffers.
Open this guide →HND 0913 minBefore Haneda was an airport: tidal flats, a village and Tokyo’s gateway
Read Haneda’s three terminals as layers of tidal-flat life, aviation, forced removal, postwar rebuilding, mass travel and Japan’s changing relationship with the world.
Open this guide →T1 · T2 · T3
Keep the number—not merely “international.”
International flights use both T2 and T3. Keep the terminal number through boarding, meeting and facility searches.
Terminal 1
Domestic arrivals use the first-floor lobby. Keikyu and Tokyo Monorail connections are on B1F. Do not walk toward another terminal merely because the airline name feels familiar.
Read the terminal on the flight or airline’s current information.Terminal 2
International arrivals as well as domestic flights can use Terminal 2. Its international arrival lobby is on 2F; rail connections are reached through the terminal’s lower level. “International” does not automatically mean T3.
Match flight number, airline and terminal before following transport signs.Terminal 3
International arrivals reach the 2F arrival lobby. Keikyu and Tokyo Monorail gates connect at this level, while buses and taxis require their own signed movement. Keep the terminal number visible until boarding.
T3 is common for international flights, but it is not the only international terminal.CONNECTED SOFUCA DATA
Keep editorial guidance separate from verified and temporary data.
Local Japan explains decision order. BASE stations and facilities, ServicePoints and Localip temporary updates remain separate data layers with their own source and review date. A zero means no currently verified record, not that a service does not exist.
- BASE
- 4 connected records
- ServicePoint
- 10 verified points
- Localip
- 1 area updates
Verified data to use on site10 ServicePoints, BASE connections and anonymous correctionsOpen only when needed ＋
ARRIVAL HELP · VERIFIED
What do you need right now?
10 verified ServicePoints are checked against official sources. Find them by floor, area and access condition—not a guessed map pin.
Toilet
Find an official toilet or accessible facility.
Terminal 3 multipurpose toilets
- Where
- Provided at each published toilet location across Terminal 3.
- Access
- Facilities include wheelchair, ostomate, infant and emergency-call features; check the floor guide for the nearest one.
- Hours
- Follow the access conditions of the surrounding terminal area.
- Accessibility
- Multipurpose toilets include transfer, changing and emergency-call features.
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Terminal 3 toilets — 1F
- Where
- Terminal 3, 1F general area; five locations are listed officially.
- Access
- General public area before departure procedures.
- Hours
- Follow terminal opening conditions and the official floor guide.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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Terminal 3 toilets — 2F arrivals
- Where
- Terminal 3, 2F arrival lobby; two locations are listed officially.
- Access
- Arrival lobby public area. Additional toilets are in controlled areas.
- Hours
- Follow terminal opening conditions and the official floor guide.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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Bags
Check whether storage is inside or outside the paid or secure area.
Terminal 3 temporary baggage storage — arrivals
- Where
- Terminal 3, 2F Arrival Lobby.
- Access
- Item size, weight and shape restrictions apply.
- Hours
- 24 hours on the official page; fees and acceptance conditions apply.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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Terminal 3 temporary baggage storage — departures
- Where
- Terminal 3, 3F Departure Lobby.
- Access
- Item size, weight and shape restrictions apply.
- Hours
- 24 hours on the official page; fees and acceptance conditions apply.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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Talk & connect
Use a staffed information point, Wi-Fi or charging before you continue.
Terminal 3 free charging corners — 2F
- Where
- Terminal 3, 2F general area; six locations are listed officially.
- Access
- Bring an adapter when required for your connector.
- Hours
- Free charging follows terminal access conditions.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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HANEDA-FREE-WIFI
- Where
- Terminal 3 public and passenger areas, subject to the official coverage notes.
- Access
- Select HANEDA-FREE-WIFI and follow the browser instructions. Coverage can be limited in some shops or areas.
- Hours
- Follows terminal and network availability.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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Terminal 3 Arrival Lobby Information Counter
- Where
- Terminal 3, 2F Arrival Lobby.
- Access
- Public arrivals area. Communication support boards are available at information counters.
- Hours
- 05:00–24:00 on the official page; use the information phone when unstaffed.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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Terminal 3 Departure Lobby Information Counter
- Where
- Terminal 3, 3F Departure Lobby.
- Access
- General area before security.
- Hours
- 05:00–23:00 on the official page; recheck on the day.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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Medical
Use a verified clinic when available. Call 119 for a serious emergency.
Toho University Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Clinic
- Where
- Terminal 3, 1F Entrance Plaza.
- Access
- Public area. Call 119 for a serious or life-threatening emergency.
- Hours
- 09:00–23:00; closed 12:00–13:00; last reception 22:30 on the official page.
- Accessibility
- Ask staff about individual assistance.
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Trash
No bin is shown unless its public use is officially confirmed. Ask staff or carry rubbish with you.
No bin is shown unless its public use is officially confirmed. Ask staff or carry rubbish with you.
Japan Tourism Agency guidanceHelpful responses are anonymous. Issue reports go to the shared BASE verification intake.
BASE · PERMANENT
Verified station & nearby ServicePoints
These links use BASE station IDs. English names help with trip planning; the Japanese source wording is kept so you can match signs and the BASE record. Each BASE page also leads to nearby medical facilities with published location data. Check official opening hours and access conditions.
Rail data as of 2025-12-31 · passenger data 2024 · CC BY 4.0
24-MINUTE COMPLETE EDITION
Haneda Airport: make your first hour in Japan calm
A terminal-first arrival guide to immigration, baggage, connectivity, trains, buses, taxis, late-night recovery, transfers, accessibility and the history beneath Tokyo’s closest airport.
- Six one-way boundaries from aircraft to lobby
- Keikyu, monorail, bus and taxi comparison
- Late-night, baggage, access and connection recovery
- Haneda’s history from tidal flat to global gateway
Flights, terminals, times, fares, boarding places, hours, capacity and entry or customs conditions change. This landing page and its guides supply decision order; airlines, the airport, operators and authorities own current facts.
Current Haneda Airport information