Direct airport-to-airport coach with your bags stowed in the hold - no stairs, no changes. 72 min ride time. Full comparison below.
Bus times are departures from Terminal 3; the same trips board Terminals 1 and 2 a few minutes earlier.
There are no departures after the early evening, so a later connection has to go by train. Allow extra time in traffic: the coach shares the expressway with everyone else.
Board only trains shown as bound for Narita Airport via the Narita Sky Access Line; services routed via the Keisei Main Line also reach Narita but cost less, take over two hours and are a separate fare. Through services run from early morning until late evening, with a thinner spread in the middle of the day, so check the next departure before choosing this over the bus. Luggage travels with you in a commuter train rather than in a hold.
The cheapest option is the Airport Kaitoku, through to Narita at ¥1,810 one way. Airport Limousine bus: ¥3,600 one way.
Airport Limousine bus: about 72 min depending on traffic. Airport Kaitoku, through to Narita: 105 min ride time. Add transfer and waiting time to plan your arrival.
Last airport bus from Haneda Airport Terminal 3: 20:25 (Airport Limousine (Tokyo Airport Transportation)). Last Keikyu / Toei / Keisei train from Haneda Airport Terminal 3: 21:51 (weekdays), 21:13 (weekends/holidays). Late-night: connection between lines is not guaranteed — check the last feasible departure for your full journey.
Narita Airport to Haneda Airport — fares, times and last departures for the return leg.
Last trains, night buses and where to sleep at Haneda.
Send your bags ahead and ride the train hands-free.
All fares and times on this page were verified on 2026-07-19 against official operator sources (Keikyu, JR East, Keisei, Airport Limousine, Keihin Kyuko Bus / YCAT, AIRPORT BUS TYO-NRT). Late-night schedules differ — always check the last departure before a late arrival.