Toei offers a convenient, cost-effective way to travel between central Tokyo and both Narita and Haneda International airports.
Access from Haneda Airport
The Toei Asakusa Line and the Keikyu Line run each other's tracks. The Toei Line enters the line between Haneda Airport and Sengakuji. It takes only 30 minutes to Shimbashi, famous for steam locomotives, and to Ginza, the best place for shopping. Once you have arrived at the airport, you can quickly get started on your amazing trip without wasting time.
Step 1
Go to the Keikyu Lines bound for Shinagawa, Higashi-ginza and Asakusa after arriving at Haneda Airport.
Step 2
If you have Pasmo or Suica IC card, touch it against the reader at the ticket gate. If not, please get a ticket and go through the ticket gate.
Step 3
Check the platform and departure time of trains bound for Shinagawa, Higashi-ginzaand Asakusa on the departure information board.
Step 4
Go to the platform.
Step 5
Once on the platform, check the departure time and destination.
Access from Narita Airport
The Toei Asakusa Line and the Keisei Line run each other's tracks. The Toei Line enters the line between Narita Airport and Oshiage. You can go directly to Asakusa or Ginza without any transfer. It is convenient particularly for those who carry suitcases or heavy luggage.
Terminal 1
Step 1
Go to the train station after arrival.
Step 2
You'll see a signboard for Keisei Lines. Go straight.
Step 3
Confirm platform and departure time for Haneda Airport and purchase ticket.
Step 4
Go to the platform.
Step 5
Once on the platform, check the departure time and destination.
Terminal 2
Step 1
Go to the train station after arrival.
Step 2
Confirm platform and departure time for Haneda Airport and purchase ticket.
Step 3
Go to the platform.
Step 4
Once on the platform, check the departure time and destination.
Notes
*You don't need a limited express ticket when taking trains which connect to Asakusa Line (Access Exp as well)
*"Skyliners" head toward Ueno/Nippori and do not connect with the Asakusa Line. You need a limited express ticket.
*There are two lines which are bound for Oshiage and Haneda Airport which have a different duration and fares. ("Access Express" is faster but more expensive than local Keisei.)