The highly anticipated new terminal building at Haneda Airport will open on October 21. Many tourists and travel agencies are gearing up to plan various Japan travel itineraries, and the Airport Limousine (airport bus), which is most frequently used by travelers at Haneda Airport, has also adjusted its operating hours to accommodate the new international flights.
Haneda Airport's new terminal is set to open soon. (Image provided by Haneda Airport)
In the future, Airport Limousine stops will include not only the existing stations but also a new international terminal building stop. Operating hours will be adjusted to align with international flight schedules. The newly added Haneda Airport Domestic Line 'New International Terminal Building Station' will serve hotels in areas such as Roppongi, Ebisu, Shirokanedai, Shiba, and Shiodome, and additional late-night and early-morning bus services will be introduced, for which a separate "Late-Night/Early-Morning Fare Schedule" has been established. Additionally, fares between "Tokyo Terminal Building ~ Haneda Airport" have been slightly revised to align with the updated operating hours.
The newly added stops include "Hibiya ~ Ginza ~ Shiodome Area," "Roppongi ~ Akasaka Area," "Shinagawa ~ Shirokanedai ~ Ebisu ~ Shiba Area," "Shin-Urayasu Area," and "Chiba, Makuhari Area." A total of 86 additional services will be added, with late-night and early-morning services priced approximately 800 to 1,500 yen higher than usual. For details, please visit the official website.
Additionally, international flights at the new international terminal building will commence operations on October 31. Therefore, from October 21 to October 30, Airport Limousine services to the new international terminal building stop will be temporarily suspended.
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