From Haneda & Narita to Central Tokyo
Closer to central Tokyo (30-40 minutes). Recommended for most travelers.
Further from central Tokyo (60-90 minutes). Handles many international long-haul flights.
Connect to JR Yamanote Line for central Tokyo. Best for destinations on the Yamanote Line.
Direct access to Asakusa Line. Good for eastern Tokyo destinations.
Comfortable direct service to major hotels and stations. Good with heavy luggage.
Most convenient but expensive. Fixed-price options available to certain areas.
Recommended: Tokyo Monorail → JR Yamanote Line
After collecting your luggage, follow signs to "Trains" or "Tokyo Monorail"
Purchase a ticket at the ticket machines (¥500 to Hamamatsucho) or use your SUICA card
Board the Tokyo Monorail at Terminal 3 or Terminal 2. Ride 17 minutes to Hamamatsucho Station.
Transfer to JR Yamanote Line (follow green line signs). Take the Yamanote Line to your destination.
Pro Tip: For the conference venue (Myogadani), take Yamanote Line to Tokyo Station, then transfer to Marunouchi Line.
Most comfortable and fastest train option. Reserved seating. Free WiFi.
Fastest option to Ueno area. Connect to JR lines or Tokyo Metro.
Direct service to major hotels. Comfortable with luggage storage.
Budget-friendly option. Non-reserved seating. Good for eastern Tokyo.
Recommended: Narita Express (N'EX) to Tokyo Station
After customs, follow signs to "Railways" (Basement Floor).
Purchase a ticket for Narita Express (Red machines) or Skyliner (Blue machines). Reserved seating only.
Proceed to the platform shown on your ticket. N'EX is usually red, Skyliner is blue.
Ride to Tokyo Station (approx. 60 mins). From there, transfer to Marunouchi Line for Myogadani.
IC cards (SUICA/PASMO) work on all transportation. Purchase at the airport for convenience. Cash is also widely accepted.
All trains have space for luggage. Limousine buses have dedicated luggage compartments. Consider luggage delivery services for heavy bags.
Free WiFi available throughout both airports. Look for "FreeWiFi@Airport" network. Helpful for checking directions.
Avoid traveling during morning rush hour (7:30-9:30 AM) and evening rush hour (5:30-7:30 PM) if possible. Trains can be extremely crowded.
