HND

Tokyo Haneda (HND): airport guide

Other airport in Tokyo: Tokyo Narita (NRT)

Baggage

Where is baggage claim, and what if a bag is lost?

Our data has no belt numbers for this airport: the belt appears on the screens in the arrivals hall.

Lost and found #

Lost items are handled through the Inquiry Chat run by find, Inc.: choose the facility where you left the item, register, and the support center will chat with you and search. By phone, the Information Center lost and found line is 03-5757-8111: for domestic use 9:00-20:00; for international use (general area before departure, and Terminal 2 after security) 24 hours.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Baggage storage #

Baggage can be stored for up to 2 weeks; the fee depends on the total of the three dimensions (maximum 300 cm combined and 30 kg). Temporary baggage storage in Terminals 1 and 2 is open 8:00-19:30 on the B1F lobby, and in Terminal 3 it is open 24 hours on the 2F Arrival Lobby. Skis and surfboards can be stored; some items may not be accepted.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Baggage storage rates #

Per piece, tax included: S (under 120 cm) 800 yen per day, M (120-199 cm) 1,000 yen per day, L (200-300 cm) 2,000 yen per day (Terminal 3 charges per 24 hours). Size is the sum of length, width and height.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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To and from the city

How do I get between the airport and the city?

Train and monorail #

Haneda is directly connected to the Keikyu Line and the Tokyo Monorail; platforms in Terminals 1 and 2 are on B1F. Estimated travel times: Shinagawa about 15 minutes, Hamamatsucho about 20, Tokyo Station about 30, Yokohama about 30, Shibuya about 45, Shinjuku about 50, Narita Airport Station about 1 hour 45 minutes. Check schedules and fares with each operator.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Airport buses #

Express and route buses connect Haneda with Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama and other Kanto locations. Tokyo Station is about 35 minutes by bus. Buy tickets before boarding: at ticket machines in Terminals 1 and 2, and at machines or bus ticket counters in Terminal 3. Bus stops are on the 1st floor of each terminal. Do not put power banks in checked luggage on express buses.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Taxi #

Taxi stands are on the 1st floor (Arrival Lobby) of Terminals 1 and 2; in Terminal 3 follow the guidance from the 2F access hall to 1F. Flat-rate taxis run between Haneda, Tokyo proper and Kanagawa (toll roads are extra; the flat rate assumes the Shuto Expressway); the rate is approved by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. App-hailed and reserved taxis use separate stands: Terminal 1, 2F Departure Lobby near Exit 7; Terminal 2, 2F Departure Lobby near Exit 2; Terminal 3, 8th floor of the P5 parking.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Transfers and connections

How do connections work here?

Between terminals #

A free shuttle bus links the terminals (from 18 August 2026 until further notice): first departures about 4:47-5:04 am, last about 1:15-1:32 am; every 4 minutes from 5:00 am to 8:00 pm and every 8 minutes from 8:00 pm to 12:00 am. Bus stops: Terminal 1 Bus Stop 8, Terminal 2 Bus Stop 9, Terminal 3 Bus Stop 0 on the 1st floor. Passengers transferring between domestic and international flights, or between international flights, can get free Transit Boarding Tickets at the Information Counters (passport and boarding pass checked) for the Keikyu Line or Tokyo Monorail between Terminals 1 and 3 and Terminals 2 and 3. A moving walkway between Terminals 1 and 2 (about 400 m) is currently out of service due to construction.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Wi-Fi and connectivity

Is there free Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi #

Free wireless LAN is available in all terminals. Select the network HANEDA-FREE-WIFI on your device, open a web browser and follow the on-screen instructions. It cannot be used in shops in Terminals 1 and 2 (except lounges), or in certain shops in Terminal 3 (except lounges); connection may be difficult in some areas.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

Lounges

Which lounges are there?

Airline lounges #

Some airlines operate their own lounges; contact your airline for details. Terminal 1: Japan Airlines. Terminal 2: All Nippon Airways. Terminal 3: Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways, Cathay Pacific Airways and Delta Air Lines.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

Services

What else is in the terminals?

Currency exchange #

Money exchange is available in all terminals, for currencies such as the Japanese yen, US dollar, euro and Chinese yuan. Even 24-hour facilities close for maintenance in the middle of the night, so check with the exchange you plan to use. In Terminal 1 there is a Travelex counter on the 1F Arrival Lobby (9:00-19:00) and in Terminal 3 an exchange shop in the 2F Arrival Lobby that is open 24 hours. Pocket Change machines convert leftover foreign coins into points.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Clinics #

Terminal 1: Tokyo International Medical Office at Haneda Airport on the 1F Arrival Lobby (9:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00, phone 03-5757-1122). Terminal 2: Toho University Haneda Airport Clinic on the 1F Domestic Arrival Lobby (9:00-13:00 and 14:00-22:00, phone 03-6428-8121). Terminal 3: Toho University Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Clinic on the 1F Entrance Plaza (9:00-23:00, closed 12:00-13:00, phone 03-5708-8011). Reception closes shortly before the end of each session.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Parking #

Five parking lots (P1-P5): P1 and P2 serve Terminal 1, P3 and P4 serve Terminal 2, P5 serves Terminal 3. Lots can fill up with waits of several hours on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, holidays and busy periods (05:30-20:00), which could make you miss the security cutoff, so the airport asks passengers to use trains and buses when possible. Congestion status is updated every 3 minutes on the page; fees vary by season and lot.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

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Prayer rooms #

Prayer rooms with purification facilities are in the Terminal 3 Departure Lobby (3F, before security, 2 rooms), in Terminal 2 before security (3F International, 2 rooms) and after security (2F International, 2 rooms). There is no prayer room in Terminal 1.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

Baby nurseries #

Baby nurseries have nursing booths, baby seats, washstands and hot-water facilities. Terminal 1 has them on B1F, 1F and 2F (airside areas for women only in part), Terminal 2 on 1F-4F including airside areas, and Terminal 3 on 1F-5F, including the domestic transfer lobby. Male customers may enter all rooms except the nursing booth.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

Meeting and parking

Where do I meet arriving passengers?

Meeting places #

Terminal 1: the sun tower and moon tower on B1F, the Meeting Points (North and South) on 1F and the clock tower on 2F. Terminal 2: the Meeting Point on 1F and the clock tower on 2F. Terminal 3: the two clock towers on the 3F Departure Lobby.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

Accessibility

What help is there for passengers with reduced mobility?

Special assistance #

The terminals are built on Universal Design principles. Staff at Information Counters and concierges help passengers who need assistance, and seeing, hearing and service assistance dogs may accompany passengers through the airport. The airport offers a Special Assistance Reservation service, wheelchair rental and dedicated services for mobility-, vision- and hearing-impaired customers.

Source: Tokyo International Air Terminal (Haneda Airport Passenger Terminal) · checked 5 Nov 2026

Terminals and airlines on today's board

From 251 departures in our current data (00:05–23:55 local). Airlines change terminals: check your booking.