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How to Travel from Narita Airport to Tokyo City
As for the transportation from Narita Airport to Tokyo downtown, the urban rail trains is the most popular way, while public bus and taxi are also available to reach the city center.Tokyo Airport Trains
This is the most popular means of transportation from Narita Airport to downtown Tokyo. There are multiple choices of Tokyo airport trains to different destinations, operated by JR East and Keisei Electric Railway respectively. Narita Express (N’EX) of JR and Skyliner of Keisei are quite faster than other ordinary trains. Here are the alternative routes to go to some spots in the city of Tokyo.To Shinjuku:
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Travelling Time |
Fare |
Narita Express |
1.5 hours |
JPY 3,250 (JPY 4,020 for the green class) |
Skyliner + JR Yamanote Line (transfer at Nippori) |
1.5 hours |
JPY 2,790 |
Other JR lines (transfer at Chiba & Tokyo Station) |
2 hours |
JPY 1,520 |
Keisei Access Express + Toei metro Asakusa Line + Toei Shinjuku Line (transfer at Oshiage & Higashi-Nihonbashi/Bakuro-yokoyama) |
1.5 hours |
JPY 1,470 |
Keisei Main Line + JR Yamanote Line (transfer at Nippori) |
1h 40min |
JPY 1,270 |
Keisei Main Line + Toei Shinjuku Line (transfer at Keisei Yawata/Moto-Yawata) |
1h 50min |
JPY 1,260 |
To Shibuya:
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Travelling Time |
Fare |
Narita Express |
1h 20min |
JPY 3,250 |
Keisei Access Express + Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line (transfer at Oshiage) |
1h 34min |
JPY 1,460 |
Keisei Main Line + Keisei Oshiage Line + Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line (transfer at Aoto & Oshiage) |
1h 50min |
JPY 1,260 |
To Asakusa:
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Travelling Time |
Fare |
Skyliner + Keisei Oshiage Line + Toei Asakusa Line (transfer at Aoto & Oshiage) |
57min |
JPY 2,430 |
Keisei Access Express + Toei Asakusa Line (transfer at Oshiage) |
59min |
JPY 1,380 |
Skyliner + Tokyo Metro Ginza Line (transfer at Keisei Ueno, walk to Ueno station) |
1h 3min |
JPY 2,760 |
Keisei Main Line + Keisei Oshiage Line + Toei Asakusa Line (transfer at Aoto & Oshiage) |
1h 20min |
JPY 1,180 |
The ordinary car (standard class) and green car/class of N’EX can be selected, while the green class and reserved seats are more expensive somewhat.
There are up to 3 Skyliner trains an hour at most for your convenience, with reserved seats only.
Ticketing Site:
JR East Travel Service Center, B1F, T1 or T2Skyliner & Keisei Information Center, B1F, T1 or T2
The entrance to the rail station is also on the underground floor.
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Airport Bus to Tokyo City
Limousine is perhaps the best-known and typical buses at Narita Airport, even though there are also buses operated by other companies like Keisei Bus, Narita Kuko Kotsu and Chiba Kotsu. These buses go to different destinations in Tokyo city, like the traffic hubs, attractions, and hotels. At the counters of the bus operator, you can get the bus ticket, confirm the timetable, boarding bus stop and more information.
Limousine Bus
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Low-cost bus (LCB) is usually cheaper, at an average fare of JPY 1,000 for a single trip, making it a cost-effective way to go from Narita Airport to Tokyo. Nevertheless, you can’t carry big baggage probably when getting on a LCB.
Bus counters:
South Wing & North Wing, 1F, Arrival, T11F, T2 Center
1F, T3 Center
Tokyo Airport Taxi to/from Narita Airport
At Narita Airport, you can catch a taxi after queueing for it. Of course, if there is very few people, you can get a taxi extremely fast. At the taxi stand, you may decide to take the ordinary taxi charged by the distance you travel or the taxi at a fixed fare. The fixed-fare taxi goes through the expressway; if you want to travel via a route with no expressway, only the ordinary taxi can be selected.Even without the additional late night surcharge and expressway toll, the basic taxi fare is also pretty expensive. Moreover, there is no guarantee to reach the destination in the scheduled time for traffic jams or dissatisfactory road condition. If there is a delay on the way, the fare would be increased as well.
Destinations |
Haneda Airport |
Odaiba |
Shinagawa Higashi-yashio |
Asakusa |
Shibuya |
Shinjuku |
Ordinary taxi |
JPY 39,800 |
JPY 33,000 |
JPY 35,200 |
JPY 28,900 |
JPY 35,100 |
JPY 33,700 |
Flat-rate taxi |
JPY 30,000 |
JPY 26,000-29,000 |
JPY 26,000 |
JPY 27,000-29,000 |
JPY 29,000 / 30,000 |
JPY 29,000 / 30,000 |
Taxi stands:
T1: No.15 stop, South Wing, 1FT2: No. 30 & No.31-A stops, 1F
T3: the wheelchair accessible boarding area near No.21 stop, opposite to No.6 stop across the road through the pedestrian overpass
See also Tokyo Taxi
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