Tokyo Transportation Guide: from Narita and Haneda Airport to Tokyo Station

Which way is the cheapest and fastest?

Which should you move to the center of Tokyo, by BUS or TRAIN? How much & how long does it take?

As you may know, both of Narita and Haneda airports are not located in the heart of Tokyo. And Japan’s transportation system is a little complicated.

To get out of the airports smoothly, check out which way is the best and how to get to the center of Tokyo, Tokyo Station in advance.

Don’t waste your limited time for your perfect trip in Tokyo!!

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Guide from Narita Airport Terminal 1

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Guide from Narita Airport Terminal 2&3

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Guide from Haneda Airport

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