Tokyo Haneda (HND) Airport Guide
A traveler's guide to Tokyo Haneda — terminals, the world's most punctual major airport, monorail to Tokyo, and the underrated long-layover experience.
FlightyFlow Team·· 7 min read
HND at a glance
- IATA: HND · ICAO: RJTT
- Hub: ANA, JAL.
- One of the most punctual major international airports anywhere.
- Terminals: T1 (JAL domestic), T2 (ANA domestic + some international), T3 (international, formerly known as T3 / International Terminal).
Getting to Tokyo
- Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho — 13 minutes, ¥500.
- Keikyu Line to Shinagawa — 14 minutes, ¥300.
- Limousine Bus to major hotels.
Connecting
- Domestic to international requires a terminal change via free shuttle.
- ICN, NRT, HND each have different connection norms; allow 90 minutes for HND domestic-to-international.
Lounges
- ANA Suite Lounge T3.
- JAL First Class Lounge T3.
- Cathay Pacific Lounge T3 — small, excellent.
- TIAT Lounge — Priority Pass.
- Sky Lounge — Priority Pass.
Inside HND
- Edo-Era replica streetscape in T3.
- Observation decks at multiple terminals — among the best in the world.
- Planetarium Café in T3.
- 24-hour terminal with arcades and shops.
Tips
- Free Wi-Fi airport-wide.
- Most Western credit cards work everywhere.
- ATMs in 7-Eleven and Japan Post outlets accept foreign cards.
Long-layover ideas
- Quick city trip to Tokyo: Monorail to Hamamatsucho, walk Hamarikyu Gardens, return — 3 hours.
- Stay airside: observation deck, museum, premium ramen.
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