I always use this mode of transportation whenever I arrive at Haneda Airport. It takes only 15 minutes to reach JR Hamamatsucho Station, and from there you can easily transfer to the Yamanote Line or the Oedo Line (Daimon Station). If your hotel is also near Hamamatsucho Station, you can even get there and check in without changing trains. Elevators are available throughout the route, so there’s no need to worry about carrying your suitcase. It’s very convenient.
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The excitement of traveling starts the moment I get on the Tokyo Monorail. From Haneda Airport, it takes less than 15 minutes to reach Hamamatsucho, and transferring to JR is super convenient. No need to drag your luggage a long way.
I love getting a window seat, enjoying the view of Tokyo Bay while wondering what new memories this trip will bring. Every time I come to Tokyo, this ride officially kicks off my trip to Japan.
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The easiest and most convenient train for getting from Haneda Airport into the city.
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The train cars were very clean, and you can also enjoy views of Tokyo Bay along the way. It really feels like the trip has officially begun.
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You really can’t go wrong buying a ticket for this! The ride is smooth and frequent—definitely worth trying at least once!
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Frequent trains, free wifi, and great scenery along the way. A solid choice for solo travelers!
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There's free Wi-Fi, which is super useful.
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The train car interior is a bit unique, with special spots for luggage. The seats are a little smaller than on regular trains.
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Comfortable and convenient—this is an essential way to get in and out of Tokyo.
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I traveled in and out of Tokyo via Haneda Airport, which is much closer than Narita. The monorail from Haneda to Hamamatsucho is super quick and convenient, and you can enjoy the scenery along the way.
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