Haneda Airport (Tokyo International Airport), located in Ota, Tokyo, is Japan's busiest airport by passenger volume. With extensive domestic and international flights, it is one of the world's leading airports. This category covers transportation and access information for Haneda Airport.
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Tsudanuma Station sits on the border of Narashino City and Funabashi City in Chiba Prefecture. Served by the JR Sobu Line and Keisei Line, it offers convenient access to Funabashi within the prefecture and to Akihabara and Shinjuku in central Tokyo. Thanks to its livability and green surroundings, it's a popular area, especially among families.
Keikyu Kawasaki Station is served by Kaitoku and limited express trains on the Keikyu Main Line, offering great access to central Tokyo — just 11 minutes to Shinagawa Station and 6 minutes to Yokohama Station. It's also known for having no shortage of shopping and dining options, from large complexes like DiCE, Moa's, and LAZONA to the Ginryugai shopping arcade and Kawasaki Norengai.
The Kamata area, centered on Keikyu Line's "Keikyu Kamata" Station and the JR/Tokyu Line's "Kamata" Station, is a hub of Ota Ward, home to the Ota Ward Office, police station, tax office, and other government facilities, as well as cultural facilities like a citizens' hall and library. With well-developed station buildings and commercial facilities, its shopping streets are also full of life.
*This article has been updated based on information as of April 2026. Traveling from Shinjuku to Haneda Airport, one of the most popular options is the "limousine bus," but navigating that complex maze of Shinjuku Station with a large suitcase is harder than you'd expect. "Will I make it to the bus stop
Heiwajima Station is located in Ota Ward, Tokyo. Keikyu Main Line limited express trains stop here, offering great access to central Tokyo — just 6 minutes to Shinagawa and 16 minutes to Shimbashi. On the west side of the station is the "Heiwajima Station Shopping Street," and on the east side is "Mihara-dori," a cluster of shopping streets, so you can find nearly all daily necessities and plenty of restaurants.
When heading to Haneda Airport for a business trip or vacation, you probably want a smooth way to travel if you have a lot of luggage or are bringing children. Trains can involve annoying transfers, and limousine buses don't always run at convenient times.
If you're using Haneda Airport, you may be wondering whether a parking reservation is really necessary. Some travelers end up driving to the airport on short notice, or simply want to keep costs down, and so visit Haneda without booking a parking spot in advance.
Myoden Station, which opened on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line in 2000, has become a popular family-friendly residential area thanks to the AEON store and other convenient supermarkets right by the station. It's also well located, just 24 minutes from Nihombashi, giving it excellent access to central Tokyo.
When traveling between Narita and Haneda airports, most people are transferring from a domestic to an international flight, or vice versa. There are several ways to get between Narita and Haneda, but with all that luggage, you probably don't want a long, exhausting trip.
When heading from Meguro to Haneda Airport, you have several transportation options — train, bus, taxi — and it can be hard to know which is the cheapest or fastest. This article breaks down the fares and travel times for each option for getting from Meguro to Haneda Airport.
