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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

Terminal 3 Arrivals to Keikyu Line at Haneda Airport

How to find the Keikyu Line at Haneda Airport Terminal 3. The gate for trains to Shinagawa, central Tokyo and Yokohama is on the 2nd-floor arrivals level, a short walk from the arrivals exit.

About 3–5 minwalking time
T3 arrivals, 2Ffrom · 到着ロビー
Keikyu, T3 Stationto · 京急線

The Keikyu station for Terminal 3 is joined to the 2nd-floor arrivals lobby. After you come out of customs, follow the red Keikyu signs to the ticket gate for central Tokyo and Yokohama.

A separate Keikyu gate on B2 is only for trains to Terminals 1 and 2. If you are heading into the city, use the gate on the arrivals floor.

Look for these signs
京急線Keikyu Line
鉄道Railways
都心・横浜方面For central Tokyo / Yokohama
  • Many Keikyu trains run through to the Toei Asakusa Line for Higashi-ginza, Nihombashi and Asakusa. Check the destination on the board.
  • For Shinjuku or Shibuya, ride to Shinagawa and change to the JR Yamanote Line.

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

For central TokyoShinagawa, Sengakuji, Asakusa (via Toei Asakusa Line)
For YokohamaKeikyu Kamata, Yokohama
Where is the train station at Haneda Terminal 3?

Both the Keikyu and Monorail gates are on the 2nd-floor arrivals level, a short walk from the arrivals exit.

Which train goes from Haneda to Asakusa?

Many Keikyu Line trains run through to the Toei Asakusa Line and stop at Asakusa without a change.

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.