5 ways to get from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku

• Limousine
• Private car
• Haneda airport transfer
• chauffeured car
• Shinjuku
• Tokyo
• Shinjuku Hotel
• Outech
• English-speaking driver

Shinjuku embodies modern Tokyo—a dynamic blend of neon lights, towering buildings, electronic stores, arcades, and bustling train stations. Whether you’re here for business, shopping, entertainment, or quiet moments in the parks, Shinjuku has it all!

Now, let’s explore some tips on how to get from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station. When you land at Haneda Airport, you have five different options: trains, monorails, limousine buses, taxis, and private cars/limousines. Each mode of transportation comes with varying costs, travel times, and comfort levels inside the vehicle. By choosing wisely based on your schedule, you can ensure a smoother travel experience.

Tokyo Monorail (Budget-Friendly)

Routes & Fees
The Tokyo Monorail is an efficient Haneda Airport transfer to central locations like Shinjuku. It has stations at each of Haneda Airport's Terminals 1, 2 and 3. To get to Shinjuku Station, first take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho Station. And then you can transfer to the JR Yamanote Line, and you will arrive at Shinjuku Station.
For this route, the fare is 720 yen (using IC) regardless of which terminal you board.

Duration
For routes using the Tokyo Monorail and JR Yamanote Line, the journey takes about 52 minutes.

Pros:
- Cost-Effective and Fast: The monorail is a cheap and efficient way to travel between Haneda Airport and Shinjuku. It offers a sense of excitement for first-time visitors to Tokyo.
- Scenic Ride: Enjoy views of the cityscape as you glide above the ground on the monorail.
- Direct Route: Although it requires a transfer at Hamamatsucho Station, the monorail connects you directly to the JR Yamanote Line, which takes you to Shinjuku Station.
- Regular Service: Trains run at regular intervals, making it convenient for travelers.

Cons:
- Transfer Process: You’ll need to change trains at Hamamatsucho, which can be cumbersome if you have lots of luggage.
- Travel Time: The total estimated travel time is around 52 minutes. If you’re in a hurry, consider other options.
- Crowded during Rush Hours: Like any public transport, the monorail can get crowded during peak hours.
- Language Barrier: While signage is usually in English, some announcements may be in Japanese.

Train (Keikyu)(Budget-Friendly)

Routes & Fees
The Keikyu Line has Haneda terminal 1, 2 and 3 stations. If you want to take the Keikyu train to Shinjuku Station, take the train from either station and change trains at Shinagawa Station. From Shinagawa Station, you can take the JR line to Shinjuku Station.
If you travel on this route, the fare is 535 yen (using IC) regardless of which terminal you get on from.

Duration
If you use the Keikyu Line, it takes about 25~35 minutes from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station. There are five types of Keikyu trains used from Haneda Airport: "Airport Express", "Express", "Limited Express", "Airport Express", and "Normal". The time required will vary depending on which train you take and whether you can change trains at Shinagawa Station smoothly.

Pros:
- Cost-Effective: The train is the cheapest option. The journey costs around 527 yen and takes approximately 50 minutes.
- Direct Route: The Tokyo Monorail connects Haneda Airport to Hamamatsucho Station, which is just one stop away from Tokyo Station on the JR Yamanote Line. From Tokyo Station, it’s a short ride to Shinjuku Station.
- Regular Service: Trains operate at regular intervals, making it convenient for travelers.
- Scenic Views: Enjoy glimpses of Tokyo’s urban landscape during the train ride.\

Cons:
- Transfer Process: While the train journey time is like the monorail, you’ll need to transfer between different train lines. Carrying luggage through the transfer process can be cumbersome.
- Limited Space: Trains have limited space for belongings, so consider this if you’re traveling with large bags.
- Less Frequent: Trains are less frequent compared to monorails, which might extend the overall duration of your journey.

Limousine Bus

You can also take a direct limousine bus from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station.

Pick-up and drop-off locations and fees
- Terminals 1 to 3 of Haneda Airport are equipped with automatic ticket vending machines and boarding areas for limousine buses.
- Terminals 1 and 2 have a bus stop on the 1st floor, and Terminal 3 has a bus stop on the 2nd floor. The limousine bus stops for Shinjuku Station are as follows.

・ Terminal 1: Stop 4
・ Terminal 2: Stop 5
・ Terminal 3: Stop 3

Depart from each platform and arrive at the west exit of Shinjuku Station (in front of Keio Department Store). The limousine bus fare from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station is 1,400 yen one way.

Duration
If you use the Limousine Bus, it takes about 45 minutes from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station.

Pros:
- Speed and Efficiency: The Limousine Bus is the fastest way to travel between Haneda Airport and Shinjuku.
- Direct Route: The bus provides direct transportation between the airport and Shinjuku, eliminating the need for transfers or navigating train systems.
- Comfort: Buses are equipped with air conditioning and offer clean, comfortable seats for passengers.
- Multiple Drop-Off Locations: The Limousine Bus serves several drop-off points in Shinjuku, including:
Shinjuku Station
Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal (Busta Shinjuku)
Keio Plaza Hotel, Hyatt Regency Tokyo Hotel, Shinjuku Washington Hotel, Park Hyatt Tokyo
Hilton Tokyo etc.

Cons:
- Cost: While the Limousine Bus is convenient, it may be more expensive compared to other modes of transportation. The fare is around 1,400 yen.
- Fixed Schedule: Buses operate on a fixed schedule, so you’ll need to plan your departure based on the available times.
- Traffic Conditions: The travel time can vary depending on traffic conditions. During peak hours, it might take longer than the estimated 45 minutes.
- Limited Flexibility: Unlike taxis or private cars, you won’t have the flexibility to stop at any point during the journey.

Taxi

Pick-up and drop-off locations and fees
Taxi stands at Haneda Airport are located on the first floor of Terminals 1 and 2, and on the second floor of Terminal 3. The bus stops for Tokyo are as follows. Be careful not to mistake it for the Kanagawa bus stop.

・ Terminal 1: Stop 2 and 18
・ Terminal 2: Stop 3 and 19
・ Terminal 3: Stop 22

If you take a taxi to Shinjuku Station, it usually costs about 8,300 yen, but you can also take a flat-rate taxi with a reservation at least one hour in advance.

Duration
If you take a taxi, you can reach Shinjuku Station in as little as 50 minutes.

Pros:
- Convenience: Taxis offer door-to-door service, making them a hassle-free option, especially if you have heavy luggage or prefer a direct route.
- Comfort: Taxis provide a comfortable and private travel experience, allowing you to relax after your flight.
- No Transfers: Unlike trains or buses, you won’t need to make any transfers during the journey.
- Flexible Schedule: Taxis operate 24/7, so you can catch one anytime, even if your flight arrives late at night.
- Direct Route: Taxis take you directly to your destination without stops.

Cons:
- Cost: Taxis in Japan can be expensive. The fare from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku may range from ¥7,100 to ¥8,500 depending on the time of day and highway tolls1.
- Traffic: Tokyo traffic can be congested, especially during rush hours. Your travel time might vary based on road conditions.
- Language Barrier: Some taxi drivers may have limited English proficiency, so communication could be challenging.
- Availability: While taxis are generally abundant, there’s a chance you might need to wait during peak hours.

Limousine /Private Transfer / Car service at Outech

The most convenient way from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Station is Outech’s private Haneda airport transportation service. Outech specializes in private car service and limousine services for airport transfers and a premier chauffeur service in Tokyo, offers English-speaking chauffeurs for your convenience.

Pick-up and drop-off locations and fees
The hire car boarding area at Haneda Airport is located on the 1st floor of Terminals 1 and 2, and on the 2nd floor of Terminal 3. The bus stops for Tokyo are as follows.

・ Terminal 1: Platform 0
・ Terminal 2: Platform 1
・ Terminal 3: limousine stand will be relocated to the *boarding lane inside the P5 parking.

Duration
If you use a private car/limousine, you can reach Shinjuku Station in as little as 50 minutes.

English-speaking driver:
You don’t worry about language barriers. Outech’s drivers are highly skilled bilingual chauffeurs proficient in both Japanese and English. Some of them speak Chinese, too. They are ready to transport you comfortably, safely, and punctually to your destination. These chauffeurs provide a unique level of personalized service to clients.

24/7 Customer Support:
Outech team offers 24/7, 365-day support for your Haneda Airport transfer via email or phone. We strive to provide the best customer support possible.

Meet & Greet Service:
Outech offers a name board service so that customers can join us smoothly. On the day of the pick-up, the friendly English-speaking driver will be tracking your flight location using an application. And the driver will be waiting for you at the arrival lobby, holding up a name board and taking you to your vehicle.

Luxurious Vehicles:
Outech’s fleet includes luxury vans, perfect for a stylish Haneda Airport transfer experience. We have a range of vehicles to choose from, including luxury Toyota and Lexus sedans, Toyota Alphard 3-4 passenger minivans, Mercedes V-Class MPV or large group vans up to 9 passengers, ensuring that we can accommodate any group size or transportation needs. Outech vehicles are spacious, comfortable, and provide a luxurious experience for our clients.

For a hassle-free Haneda Airport transfer, book your limousine ride in advance!

Outech recommends that you make your reservation at least 48 hours in advance. This ensures that we have enough time to confirm the details of your service and assign a driver to meet your needs.

Overall, if you’re seeking a luxurious and comfortable ride for your Haneda Airport transfer, Outech’s limousines offer a premium experience. The limousine service ensures a smooth and efficient transfer from the airport to your destination, providing door-to-door convenience—especially after a long flight. Whether you’re arriving at Haneda Airport or exploring Tokyo, Outech’s English-speaking chauffeurs guarantee a seamless and enjoyable experience.
Remember to consider factors such as your group size, whether you’re traveling with children, the amount of luggage, the time of day, and your budget and schedule allowances. Choose the option that best aligns with your preferences and make the most of your time in Tokyo!

When you’re in need of airport transportation to or from Haneda airport, don’t hesitate to contact us today to book your ride and enjoy the convenience of our reliable service!

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