Tokyo & Airports
Itineraries that start at Haneda Airport or at hotels in central Tokyo: a transfer from Haneda Airport to Narita Airport, and day trips to the Imperial Palace, Asakusa, Akihabara, Tokyo Skytree, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Shibuya, Ginza, Tsukiji and Odaiba.
Airports and ports in these itineraries
These times are from the sample itineraries. They are not timetables, and the actual travel time depends on traffic.
- Haneda AirportA Tokyo airport with domestic Terminals 1 and 2 and Terminal 3, which mainly handles international flights. The Keikyu Line and Tokyo Monorail connect it to central Tokyo.Haneda Airport → Narita Airport
- Narita AirportAn airport in Chiba that handles many international flights, with passenger Terminals 1 to 3. The Keisei Line and JR lines connect it to central Tokyo.Haneda Airport → Narita Airport
Sample itineraries in this area
- Haneda Airport → Narita AirportOne-way transfer
- Haneda Airport → Tokyo CityDay trip
- Ginza → Tokyo CityDay trip
- Ginza → Tokyo CityDay trip / Inbound tour
- Ginza → Tokyo CityDay trip / Inbound tour
Sample fare only. Toll fees, parking fees and other actual costs are extra. On weekends and in peak seasons, expect about 20% more than on weekdays.
Places on these itineraries
- Imperial PalaceThe Imperial Palace stands on the site of Edo Castle. The paths around it, bordered by moats and stone walls, are popular for walking and jogging.Haneda Airport → Tokyo City
- AsakusaAn old downtown district known for Senso-ji Temple and Kaminarimon Gate. With the souvenir shops of Nakamise and rickshaws, a walk here gives a feel of old Edo.Haneda Airport → Tokyo City
- AkihabaraKnown as an electronics district, with shops for home appliances and computers as well as specialty stores for anime and games.Haneda Airport → Tokyo City
- Shin-KibaA station where the JR Keiyo Line, Rinkai Line and Yurakucho Line meet, used for transfers toward the bayside area.Haneda Airport → Tokyo City
- East Gardens of the Imperial PalaceGardens open to the public on the site of Edo Castle's Honmaru and Ninomaru, where you can see the stone base of the castle keep and seasonal flowers.Ginza → Tokyo City
- TsukijiA district where shops selling seafood and other foods line the Outer Market, busy with people enjoying street food. Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple is also nearby.Ginza → Tokyo City
- Statue of Liberty, OdaibaA Statue of Liberty standing in Odaiba Seaside Park, with the Rainbow Bridge and central Tokyo in the background.Ginza → Tokyo City
- Tokyo International Cruise TerminalA passenger ship terminal opened in Aomi, used for boarding and leaving large cruise ships.Ginza → Tokyo City
- Meiji Jingu ShrineA shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Although it is next to Harajuku Station, you can walk an approach surrounded by a large shrine forest.Ginza → Tokyo City
- ShibuyaA busy district known for its scramble crossing. It is packed with fashion shops and restaurants, and redevelopment has added more high-rise commercial buildings.Ginza → Tokyo City
- GinzaA Tokyo shopping district lined with long-established department stores and brand boutiques. On weekends, Chuo-dori Avenue becomes a pedestrian zone.Ginza → Tokyo City
- Tokyo SkytreeA broadcasting tower in Oshiage, Sumida City. From the Tembo Deck and Tembo Galleria you can look out over Tokyo.Ginza → Tokyo City
Fare region
- The rates are those of the region where the bus company's office is. A large bus based in Kanto costs ¥7,190 per hour + ¥170 per km (weekday estimate for 6 hours and 100 km: from ¥82,000).
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