Way to Haneda Airport with train

November 19, 2017 by Masa In Haneda Airport

There are several means to move from the metropolitan area to Haneda Airport, but if you use trains, use the Keikyu Line. Since the Keikyu Line connects into the Asakusa line you can get on from each stations of the Asakusa line, but this time we will introduce the route from Shinagawa station.

Move from Shinagawa station by Keikyu Line

We can directly access Keikyu Line from inside JR Shinagawa Station.

There are some stairs in front of the ticket gate but can be accessible with an Elevator.
There are some stairs in front of the ticket gate but can be accessible with an Elevator.

Moving forward there are ticket booths and the ticket gate to Haneda. You need to board the right train to Haneda Airport.

Getting off at Haneda Airport International Terminal

The train stops at Haneda Airport International Terminal Station and the next is the last stop of Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal station and you need to be careful not to get off the wrong station.

The ticket gate is at the left as you get off the train.
The ticket gate is at the left as you get off the train.
There are elevators to the Terminal in front of the ticket gate.
There are elevators to the Terminal in front of the ticket gate.
The Departure Lobby is on the 3rd Floor and the Arrival Lobby for greeting is on the 2nd Floor.
The Departure Lobby is on the 3rd Floor and the Arrival Lobby for greeting is on the 2nd Floor.
Inside of the lobby has enough space for wheelchair users.
Inside of the lobby has enough space for wheelchair users.
Escalators behind the elevator are also available.
Escalators behind the elevator are also available.

Go to the Arrival Lobby

Go to the 2nd Floor Arrival Lobby to meet.

The Arrival Lobby is ahead of the Information counter.

There are some shops, travel information centers, Coffee shops and ticket counters of the airport buses in the lobby.

Elevators are available between each of the floors.

Go to the Departure Lobby

The Departure Lobby is located on the 3rd floor where there are airline counters.

As you go one more floor up, there are restaurants and shops as you spend some times before departing.

 

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