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This time, let’s explore how to get from Haneda Airport to Asakusa and Ueno!
“Can I get there with one train?” “Is it easy even with luggage?” — we’ll answer all your questions.
- Best Route from Haneda Airport to Asakusa & Ueno
- Fastest Way to Asakusa: Keikyu + Toei Asakusa Line
- Compare 3 Routes from Haneda to Asakusa
- To Ueno: Transfer at Asakusa!
- Save Money! “Haneda Access + Tokyo Subway Free Pass”
- Returning to Haneda from Asakusa
- Summary｜Direct & Easy Access to Asakusa & Ueno from Haneda
Best Route from Haneda Airport to Asakusa & Ueno
The Keikyu Line (direct to Toei Asakusa Line) is the fastest and most affordable way to reach Asakusa or Ueno from Haneda Airport.
- Keikyu → Toei Asakusa Line Direct Route: No transfers, straight to Asakusa!
- Travel Time: About 45–60 minutes
- Fare: Around 635 yen (IC fare)
- For Ueno: Take the Ginza Line from Asakusa (about 5 minutes)
Fastest Way to Asakusa: Keikyu + Toei Asakusa Line
The Keikyu Line (through to the Toei Asakusa Line) runs directly from Haneda Airport to Asakusa.
No transfers needed — you’ll arrive at Asakusa Station in as little as 45 minutes.
So I can get to Asakusa without changing trains? That’s super convenient!
There are three types of Keikyu trains: Airport Limited Express, Rapid Limited Express, and Express.
All of them connect directly to the Toei Asakusa Line — just hop on whichever arrives first!
Look for trains showing “Asakusa / Oshiage / Narita Airport” or in English “Toei Asakusa Line / Narita Airport direction.”
| Train Type | Main Destination (JP) | Main Destination (EN) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airport Limited Express | 成田空港 / 印旛日本医大 | Narita Airport / Inba-Nihon-Idai | Fastest route via Toei Asakusa Line, direct to Asakusa & Oshiage. |
| Rapid Limited Express | 青砥 / 高砂 / 成田空港 | Aoto / Takasago / Narita Airport | Also through service. Frequent during rush hours. |
| Express | 押上 / 青砥 / 高砂 | Oshiage / Aoto / Takasago | Slightly more stops, but still direct to Asakusa. |
Tip: Trains bound for Asakusa or Oshiage depart from the “Shinagawa direction” platform.
Check the display board for “Toei Asakusa Line” or “Narita Airport.”
Compare 3 Routes from Haneda to Asakusa
| Route | Time | Fare | Transfer | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keikyu → Toei Asakusa Line (Direct) | 45–60 min | ¥635 | None | Fastest & cheapest, great with luggage |
| Monorail + JR Yamanote Line | ~65 min | ¥983 | 1 at Hamamatsucho | Good for direct access to Ueno |
| Limousine Bus | 70–90 min | ~¥1,100 | Direct | Few departures, may face traffic |
The Keikyu direct route is definitely the winner — quick and easy, even with bags!
To Ueno: Transfer at Asakusa!
Once in Asakusa, transfer to the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line to reach Ueno.
It only takes about 5 minutes and costs around ¥180.
Perfect for combining visits to Senso-ji Temple, Ueno Park, or Ameyoko Market.
It’s only a 5-minute ride to Ueno — perfect for sightseeing in both areas!
Save Money! “Haneda Access + Tokyo Subway Free Pass”
If you plan to explore Asakusa, Ueno, and other Tokyo spots, consider the combo ticket that includes airport access and unlimited subway rides.
For example, the Klook “Keikyu Hanetoku Ticket + Tokyo Subway 48-Hour Pass” includes a Keikyu Line ticket from Haneda Airport and a 48-hour unlimited pass for Tokyo Metro & Toei Subway lines.
With this pass, you can go straight from Haneda to Asakusa, then continue sightseeing to Ueno or Ginza on the Ginza Line.
It’s perfect for visiting Tokyo’s must-sees like Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo Skytree, and Ueno Park efficiently!
So with one ticket, you can travel from Haneda to Asakusa and even explore Ueno? That’s perfect for sightseeing!
Note: Please check the product page for details such as validity period, exchange locations, and usage conditions before purchasing.
Returning to Haneda from Asakusa
Getting back is just as easy!
Take a direct Toei Asakusa Line train from Asakusa Station bound for Haneda Airport.
Board from the Toei Asakusa Line platform (near Senso-ji Temple) and look for trains marked “Haneda Airport.”
Note: Trains bound for Narita Airport or Aoto also depart from the same platform, so be sure to check the display for “for Haneda Airport.”
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Departure Station | Toei Asakusa Line Asakusa Station (A18) |
| Time | About 45–55 minutes |
| Fare | ¥635 (IC) |
| Platform | No.1 (for Haneda Airport / Shinagawa direction) |
Just make sure it says “Haneda Airport”! Narita-bound trains leave from the same platform, so double-check before boarding.
This direct route takes about 50 minutes from Asakusa to Haneda Airport Terminal 3.
Thanks to the through service between Toei Asakusa and Keikyu Lines, it’s smooth and transfer-free.
Summary｜Direct & Easy Access to Asakusa & Ueno from Haneda
The Keikyu Line direct route is the fastest and cheapest way from Haneda to Asakusa — no transfers, smooth start to your Tokyo trip!
Then hop on the Ginza Line to reach Ueno in just five minutes.
Plus, with the “Haneda Access + Tokyo Subway Free Pass,” you can explore all of Tokyo conveniently and affordably.
And after your Tokyo adventure, don’t forget to visit us in Yokohama Minato Mirai next time♪
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