Haneda → Tokyo Station with Luggage: Easiest Transfers (2026)

Quick Answer

If you have big luggage, the easiest option is a private transfer—no station stairs, no transfers, direct to your Tokyo Station area hotel.

The Airport Limousine Bus is also luggage-friendly with storage underneath. The Tokyo Monorail + JR requires a transfer at Hamamatsucho but has luggage space.

For ultra-heavy bags or extended stays, consider luggage delivery services to send bags ahead to your hotel.

Why it’s best with luggage

• Door-to-door service—no need to haul bags through stations
• Direct to your hotel near Tokyo Station
• Spacious vehicles with ample trunk space
• Driver assists with loading/unloading
• No stairs, escalators, or platform navigation

How it works

1. Book online at least 24–48 hours in advance
2. Provide flight details and Tokyo Station area hotel address
3. Driver meets you at Haneda arrivals with name sign
4. Load your luggage and relax during the 30–50 minute drive
5. Driver drops you directly at hotel entrance

Typical cost

• Private sedan (1–3 passengers, up to 3 large bags): ~¥10,000–¥15,000
• Private van (4–7 passengers, up to 6 large bags): ~¥15,000–¥20,000
• Often cheaper per person than train for groups of 3+

Book Private Transfer (Viator)

Why choose this?

• Luggage storage underneath—up to 2 bags per person (50×60×120 cm, 30 kg each)
• Direct service from Haneda to Tokyo Station area
• No transfers needed
• More budget-friendly than private transfer
• Comfortable seats with AC and rest areas

How it works

1. Exit Haneda arrivals hall and follow “Airport Limousine Bus” signs
2. Purchase ticket at bus counter or pre-book online
3. Staff will tag and store your luggage in the under-bus compartment
4. Board the bus and travel approximately 35–50 minutes
5. Retrieve luggage at Tokyo Station stop

Fare & schedule

• Adult: ~¥1,000–¥1,300 (one-way)
• Children: Half price
• Buses run approximately every 15–30 minutes during peak hours

Official timetable: Haneda → Tokyo Station Bus Timetable

Book Bus Ticket (Klook)

Why choose this?

• Fast and frequent—Monorail runs every 5–10 minutes
• Luggage space available on both Monorail and JR trains
• Budget-friendly—only ~¥500–¥700 total
• Good for travelers with moderate luggage

How it works

1. Take Tokyo Monorail from Haneda to Hamamatsucho Station (13–18 minutes)
2. Transfer to JR Yamanote Line or JR Keihin-Tohoku Line
3. Ride one stop to Tokyo Station (3 minutes)
4. Navigate station platforms and exits with luggage

Luggage considerations

• You’ll need to handle bags through one transfer at Hamamatsucho
• Both trains have luggage racks, but can fill up during peak times
• Hamamatsucho and Tokyo Station have elevators and escalators, but you’ll need to navigate platforms
• Allow extra time to find the correct platform and exit at Tokyo Station

Fare & frequency

• Total fare: ~¥500–¥700 (Monorail ¥500 + JR ¥140–¥200)
• Monorail runs every 5–10 minutes
• JR trains run every 3–5 minutes

Official Monorail info: Tokyo Monorail (official)

How it works

Ship your luggage from Haneda Airport directly to your Tokyo Station area hotel using services like Yamato Transport, JAL ABC, or Airporter.

• Drop off bags at the Haneda Airport counter (arrivals lobby)
• Fill out a delivery form with hotel address
• Pay the delivery fee (~¥2,000–¥3,000 per bag)
• Bags arrive at your hotel the next day (sometimes same-day for extra fee)
• Travel light to Tokyo Station by train with only a day bag

When to use this?

• You want to explore Tokyo on arrival day without dragging luggage
• You have extremely heavy or oversized bags
• You’re staying multiple nights at the same hotel

Cost & timing

• Standard delivery: ~¥2,000–¥3,000 per bag (next-day arrival)
• Same-day service: Available for extra fee if dropped off early (before ~11 AM)

Official info: Haneda Airport Baggage Delivery