How to get from Tokyo Haneda Airport to Shibuya Crossing

Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND) to Shibuya Crossing is quick and easy. Your main choices are Keikyu + JR (fastest & cheapest), Tokyo Monorail + JR (most intuitive), the Limousine Bus (no transfers), or a taxi/private transfer (door-to-door). Pick based on luggage, arrival time, and budget—details below.

At A Glance (Tokyo Haneda Airport to Shibuya Crossing)

Mode	Duration	Best For
🚆 Keikyu Line (HND→Shinagawa) + JR Yamanote (→Shibuya)	~30–40m total, 1 transfer	Fastest + cheapest combo
🏷️ Cost: ~¥500–600 with IC card
🚝 Tokyo Monorail (HND→Hamamatsuchō) + JR Yamanote (→Shibuya)	~35–45m, 1 transfer	Easiest wayfinding, great views
🏷️ Cost: ~¥700–800 with IC card
🚌 Airport Limousine Bus (HND→Shibuya Station/Mark City)	~45–75m (traffic)	No transfers, heavy luggage
🏷️ Cost: ~¥1,100–1,500
🚖 Taxi / Private Transfer	~25–45m (traffic)	Door-to-door convenience, late-night
🏷️ Cost: Taxi ~¥8,000–12,000; private quotes vary » compare quotes | transfer listings | Klook transfers

Which Option or Route Should You Choose?

• Fastest & cheapest: Keikyu + JR Yamanote via Shinagawa.
• Most intuitive with signs/views: Tokyo Monorail + JR Yamanote via Hamamatsuchō.
• No transfers or big bags: Limousine Bus to Shibuya Station/Mark City.
• Door-to-door & late-night: Taxi or private transfer straight to your hotel by Shibuya Crossing.

How to Book and Practical Tips

• IC cards work everywhere: Suica/PASMO/credit card tap-in works on Keikyu, Monorail, and JR Yamanote.
• Midnight arrivals: If trains are closed, use taxi/private transfer—compare on GetTransfer or browse Klook.
• Baggage/storage: Stash bags near Shibuya if you’re early—see Radical Storage Shibuya.
• Staying overnight? Check Shibuya hotels on Booking.com (Shibuya area).
• Taxis/rides: Tokyo has an extensive taxi fleet; app options exist but airport ranks are easiest on arrival.

🚆 Option #1 — Keikyu Line + JR Yamanote (Fast & Cheapest)

Fast Frequent One transfer

• Overview: From Haneda Airport, ride the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa, transfer to the JR Yamanote Line (outer loop toward Shibuya/Shinjuku) and get off at Shibuya Station.
• How to book (with price): No booking—tap IC at the gates. Expect ~¥500–600. If you prefer a meet-and-greet car, compare on GetTransfer or browse GetYourGuide transfers.
• Pros: Fastest, trains every few minutes. Cons: One transfer with luggage at Shinagawa.

Step-by-step: Keikyu + JR

1. Follow airport signs to the Keikyu Line station (connected to Terminals 1/2/3).
2. Tap in and board any Keikyu train bound for Shinagawa (often through services; check platform screens).
3. At Shinagawa, transfer to JR Yamanote Line (green). Take the train toward Shibuya/Shinjuku.
4. Alight at Shibuya Station; follow signs to Hachikō Exit for Shibuya Crossing.

Getting to the main embarking points (Haneda Keikyu & Shinagawa)

• Haneda Keikyu gates: Clearly signed from arrivals; elevators/escalators available.
• Shinagawa transfer: Look for green JR Yamanote logos; platforms have English signage.
• Locations/Trip Planner: 🔗 Google Map / 🔗 OpenStreetMap

🚝 Option #2 — Tokyo Monorail + JR Yamanote (Most Intuitive)

Easy signage Great views One transfer

• Overview: Take the Tokyo Monorail from Haneda to Hamamatsuchō, then transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to Shibuya.
• How to book (with price): Tap IC at gates; total ~¥700–800. Prefer a car instead? Compare Klook transfers or GetYourGuide.
• Pros: Super clear English signage; scenic ride. Cons: Slightly pricier than Keikyu.

Step-by-step: Monorail + JR

1. From arrivals, follow signs to Tokyo Monorail (connected to all terminals).
2. Board any monorail for Hamamatsuchō (Rapid/Local both stop there).
3. Transfer to JR Yamanote Line; take the train toward Shibuya/Shinjuku.
4. Get off at Shibuya and head to the Hachikō Exit for the crossing.

Getting to the main embarking points (Monorail & Hamamatsuchō)

• Monorail station access: Moving walkways from terminals; buy ticket or tap IC.
• Hamamatsuchō transfer: Follow green JR logos; lifts available for luggage.
• Locations/Trip Planner: 🔗 Google Map / 🔗 OpenStreetMap

🚌 Option #3 — Airport Limousine Bus (No Transfers, Luggage-Friendly)

Direct Seat guaranteed Traffic-dependent

• Overview: Direct buses run from Haneda Terminals to Shibuya Station/Mark City and select Shibuya hotels. Staff help with baggage; no transfers needed.
• How to book (with price): ~¥1,100–1,500. Buy at the orange Airport Limousine counters/machines at HND, or prebook via activity platforms like Klook or GetYourGuide.
• Pros: Zero transfers; roomy seats and luggage hold. Cons: Can be slower at rush hour.

Step-by-step: Limousine Bus

1. After customs, follow signs to Airport Limousine counter/ticket machines in your terminal.
2. Purchase a ticket to Shibuya Station/Mark City or your hotel stop; confirm departure bay.
3. Queue at the marked bay; staff tag & stow large bags, then board.
4. Alight at Shibuya stop and walk to the crossing (well-signed).

Getting to the main embarking points (HND Bus Bays & Shibuya stops)

• Haneda bus bays: Clearly numbered outside arrivals; displays show next departures.
• Shibuya arrival: Mark City/Station stops are central; taxis and metro are adjacent if continuing onward.
• Locations/Trip Planner: 🔗 Google Map / 🔗 OpenStreetMap

🚖 Option #4 — Taxi / Private Transfer (Door-to-Door, 24/7)

Hassle-free Great with luggage Costly

• Overview: Metered taxis queue at each terminal; private transfers offer fixed-price meet & greet and guaranteed vehicle size.
• How to book (with price): Taxi ~¥8,000–12,000 to Shibuya (traffic/time of day). For fixed fares/MPVs, compare GetTransfer, Klook, or GetYourGuide.
• Pros: 24/7, no stairs/transfers. Cons: Most expensive choice; city traffic affects time.

Step-by-step: Taxi / Private

1. Exit arrivals and follow signs to the Taxi stand (or meet your driver at the designated pickup point if prebooked).
2. Share your hotel name or say “Shibuya Crossing / Hachikō” for the exact drop area.
3. Pay by card/cash; many taxis accept contactless.

Getting to the main embarking points (HND taxi ranks & Shibuya area)

• Haneda ranks: Outside each terminal; staff manage queues and car sizes.
• Shibuya drop-off: Common drop spots are around Hachikō/Station; confirm exact hotel driveway if arriving late.
• Locations/Trip Planner: 🔗 Google Map / 🔗 OpenStreetMap

FAQ (Tokyo Haneda Airport to Shibuya Crossing)

Is Keikyu or Monorail better?
Keikyu via Shinagawa is a touch faster/cheaper; Monorail via Hamamatsuchō is super intuitive with big English signage and views.

Can I use a credit card to tap in?
Yes—most gates accept contactless credit/debit as well as Suica/PASMO IC cards.

What if I arrive after the trains stop?
Use a taxi or prebooked transfer. Night surcharges may apply but service is 24/7.

Where exactly is “Shibuya Crossing”?
By the Hachikō Exit of Shibuya Station. Search for “Shibuya Crossing” or “Hachikō Square” in your map app.

Any luggage tips?
Avoid rush hour with large bags, use elevators where signed, or consider the direct Limousine Bus. You can also leave bags at Radical Storage Shibuya.