Haneda Airport isn't just somewhere you pass through to catch a flight. From observation decks and distinctive shops and restaurants in every terminal to hidden sights within an hour's train ride, here's how to spend your time at and around Haneda.
Tokyo Skytree stands 634 meters tall and was certified by Guinness World Records as the world's tallest tower on November 17, 2011. The attached "Tokyo Solamachi" commercial complex has an aquarium and planetarium, making it a popular tourist spot. Venture a little further and you can also enjoy the old-town charm of Asakusa.
The Disney Resort is a hugely popular destination where you can enjoy attractions and events to your heart's content. While access from major stations is convenient, it can be hard to decide which mode of transport to choose. This article explains four ways to travel from Narita Airport to Tokyo Disneyland, along with our recommended option — take a look.
Ichinoe is a quiet residential area surrounded by the Arakawa and Shin-Nakagawa rivers. Served by the Toei Shinjuku Line, it offers convenient access to Shinjuku and Otemachi stations in about 30 minutes. This article explains the bus options for getting from Ichinoe to Haneda Airport.
If you're flying JAL domestically from Haneda Airport, you might not be sure which terminal to use. Haneda has three terminals, and which one you need depends on the airline and whether you're flying internationally. This article explains which terminal to use for JAL domestic flights at Haneda, along with the boarding process.
Oshiage (Skytree-mae) Station shot to fame with the opening of Tokyo Skytree. The area around the station has flourished thanks to the Skytree, while a short walk away reveals a residential, old-town character. This article gives a thorough breakdown of how to get from Oshiage to Narita Airport.
