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Step-by-step walking routes between platforms in Japan's busiest stations, with the exact Japanese signs to follow.

Arrivals lobby→Keikyu Line

Terminals 1 and 2 to Keikyu Line at Haneda Airport

How to find the Keikyu Line at Haneda Airport Terminals 1 and 2. One underground Keikyu station sits between the two terminals, with a gate for each side. Allow about 5 minutes from arrivals.

About 5 minwalking time
T1 or T2 arrivalsfrom · 到着ロビー
Keikyu, T1·T2 Stationto · 京急線

Terminals 1 and 2 share one Keikyu station, underground between the two buildings. The gate at one end leads to Terminal 1 and the gate at the other end leads to Terminal 2.

From either arrivals lobby, follow the red Keikyu signs down to the basement and through the gate on your terminal's side.

Look for these signs
京急線Keikyu Line
第1ターミナルTerminal 1
第2ターミナルTerminal 2
  • Keikyu calls this station "Haneda Airport Terminal 1·2". It is one stop after Terminal 3 when you are coming from the city.
  • If you are at the wrong terminal, there is an underground walkway between Terminals 1 and 2, and a free shuttle bus between all three terminals.

Overview only: we have not yet walked and checked this route step by step. Follow the signs above and allow the time shown.

Keikyu LineShinagawa, Asakusa (via Toei Asakusa Line), Yokohama
Is there a train station at Haneda Terminal 2?

Yes. Terminals 1 and 2 share a Keikyu station between them, and the Tokyo Monorail has a separate stop at each terminal.

How do I get between Haneda Terminal 1 and Terminal 2?

Walk through the underground passage beside the Keikyu station, or take the free terminal shuttle bus.

Two rail lines

Keikyu runs to Shinagawa, Asakusa and Yokohama. Tokyo Monorail runs to Hamamatsucho for the JR Yamanote Line. Both accept Suica and PASMO.

Check your terminal

Terminal 3 has its own stations. Terminals 1 and 2 share one Keikyu station between them, while the Monorail stops at each terminal.

Buy a Welcome Suica

Visitors can get a Welcome Suica at the airport. It works on both lines and almost all trains in Tokyo.