How to Get to Tokyo from the Airport:
- By taxi: ¥22,000 - By bus: approximately ¥3,000 - By train: Japan Railways (JR) or Keisei Railways
- By taxi : ¥22,000
- By bus : approximately ¥3,000
- By train: Japan Railways (JR) or Keisei Railways
- JR with the N'EX (Narita EXpress) train = ~ ¥3,000 for 50 minutes of travel
- Keisei Railways with the Skyliner = ¥1,400 for approximately 1 hour
It's worth getting the Suica card as it allows you to use all of Tokyo's trains and subways without having to buy a ticket each time!
Frequently asked questions
The Narita Express (N'EX) from Japan Railways (JR) is the fastest option with approximately 50 minutes of travel time to central Tokyo. The Keisei Skyliner takes around 1 hour and is slightly cheaper.
Taxi is the most expensive option for reaching Tokyo from Narita, with fares around ¥22,000. It is generally not recommended unless absolutely necessary or if you're traveling in a group with lots of luggage.
The Suica card is a rechargeable transport card that allows you to use all of Tokyo's trains, subways and buses without having to buy a ticket for each journey. It can be purchased at major stations and saves considerable time when getting around the city.
Yes, shuttle buses connect Narita airport to central Tokyo for approximately ¥3,000. It's an economical option but slower than the train, particularly due to traffic.
Tokyo has two international airports: Narita, located approximately 60 km from the city center, and Haneda, much closer (approximately 15 km). Transportation options and travel times differ depending on which airport you arrive at.
