Taxis at Tokyo Haneda Airport
Taxis serve all three terminals around the clock. Fares are regulated by the Japanese government, and Haneda also offers approved flat-rate taxis to central Tokyo and Kanagawa.
Where to find them
- Terminal 1 — taxi stands on the 1st floor (Arrival Lobby): stops 1 and 17 for Kawasaki, Yokohama, Yokosuka and Miura, stops 2 and 18 for other areas; reserved taxis at stops 0 and 19.
- Terminal 2 — stands on the 1st floor (Arrival Lobby): stops 2 and 20 (Kawasaki, Yokohama, Yokosuka, Miura), stops 3 and 19 (other areas).
- Terminal 3 — follow the taxi guidance from the 2F/3F access hall down to 1F (2nd lane); stop 21.
- App-hailing and reserved taxis — dedicated stands on the 2nd floor of Terminal 1 (near Exit 7) and Terminal 2 (near Exit 2), and on the 8th floor of the P5 car park at Terminal 3.
Regulated metered fares (Tokyo Hire-Taxi Association)
| Item | Fare (standard car, Tokyo’s 23 wards, Musashino and Mitaka) |
|---|---|
| Initial fare | ¥500 for the first 1.0 km |
| Additional distance | ¥100 per additional 232 m |
| Slow traffic (under 10 km/h) | ¥100 per 1 min 25 s |
| Late-night surcharge | +20% from 22:00 to 05:00 |
Indicative road distances and durations
| Journey | Distance | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Haneda → Tokyo Station | 19.5 km | about 23 min |
| Haneda → Shinjuku | 24.0 km | about 24 min |
| Haneda → Shibuya | 22.6 km | about 23 min |
| Haneda → Yokohama | 22.1 km | about 26 min |
| Haneda → Narita (NRT) | 81.3 km | about 72 min |
Flat-rate taxis and practical tips
- Haneda Flat Rate Taxi — fixed fares between Haneda, central Tokyo and Kanagawa, approved by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism; expressway tolls are added on top.
- Pay in Japanese yen — foreign currency is not accepted; many (but not all) taxis accept credit cards.
- The Excellent Service Taxi stand at Terminal 3 assigns taxis prepared to assist foreign visitors.
- Durations above are measured road estimates and vary with traffic.