Cheap flights to Haneda

Flight to Haneda, Tokyo, Japan from the United States range from about 8.5h-24h. The length of your flight will depend on your departure city, as well as the number and length of any layovers. If you’re departing from a city along the west coast, you’ll likely experience a flight time on the shorter end of the range, while those flying from the east coast are more likely to have longer flights and at least one if not two stopovers.

If you’re flying out of Kailua-Kona, you can book direct flights to Haneda via Hawaiian Airlines. You can also choose from several daily direct flights out of San Francisco, serviced by United, American Airlines, All Nippon Airways, and Japan Airlines. United and All Nippon Airways also services daily direct flights to Haneda out of Chicago and New York’s JFK airport. If you book a flight with layovers en route to Haneda, you can expect these to occur in cities like Chicago, Hong Kong, and/or Manila, depending on your airline and departure city.

Haneda Airport (HND) is one of Tokyo’s major international airports, along with Narita, though Haneda is actually closer to the city center, being about 15 miles southeast of central Tokyo. To reach Tokyo city center from the airport, you can take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatscho Station, which will take about 15 minutes and cost about $4.50, or the Keikyu Railways train to Shinagawa Station, which will also take about 15 minutes and cost about $3.80. There are also multiple shuttle bus companies operating from the airport to Tokyo, with drop off points varying, and a journey time of anywhere from 30-80 minutes. You can expect to pay about $5.80-$19, depending on the company, the number of travelers, and precise destination in the city. For door-to-door service, a taxi is the best way to go. You can take a taxi directly from the airport to your downtown Tokyo accommodations in about 30-45 minutes and for about $45-$100.

Once arriving in Tokyo from Haneda Airport, you’ll be able to freely explore this distinct and thrilling city. Tokyo is known for blending the ancient with the modern in superb ways, and there is certainly something for every type of traveler to enjoy. If you love tiny animals and you love coffee, combine these two passions by visiting one of Tokyo’s many animal cafes. From cats and rabbits, to owls and hedgehogs, there are many spots across the city that allows guests to play with tiny pets in a cozy café setting. A visit to a gorgeous Japanese temple is a must, so why not see Tokyo’s oldest with a stroll to Senso-Ji in Asakusa. For serious (or silly) shopping, head to Omotesando and nearby Harajuku, for everything from high-end designers to cutesy kawaii gear, all in one afternoon.

United States citizens traveling to Tokyo Haneda airport, Japan need a valid passport for their journey, although stays under 90 days do not require a visa.

Haneda has seen a 343% increase in demand for flights to the city compared to last year.

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