The Narita Express is the JR train that connects Narita Airport with central Tokyo. It reaches Tokyo Station in about 53 minutes, and it also continues to Shinagawa, Shibuya, Shinjuku and Yokohama without a change.
Key facts
- To Tokyo Station: about 53 minutes.
- Other direct destinations: Shinagawa about 62 minutes, Shinjuku about 78, Yokohama about 83.
- All seats are reserved, and there is luggage space in the cars.
- Departures roughly every 30 to 60 minutes; check the exact time for your date.
Which train to take
If your hotel is near Tokyo Station, Shinagawa, Shinjuku or Shibuya, the Narita Express saves you a change with luggage. If you are going to the Ueno or Asakusa area, another company's airport train may be closer to your hotel; this page only covers the JR service.
Tips before you go
- Narita has more than one airport station (Terminal 1 and Terminals 2 and 3). Check which one your arrival terminal uses.
- Booking before you land avoids queues at the ticket office after a long flight.
- In the cars, big suitcases go in the luggage area at the end of the car, so board near it.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the train from Narita Airport to Tokyo?
The Narita Express takes about 53 minutes to Tokyo Station, about 62 to Shinagawa and about 78 to Shinjuku.
Do I need a reservation on the Narita Express?
Yes, all seats on the Narita Express are reserved.
Is there a direct train from Narita Airport to Shinjuku?
Yes. The Narita Express runs directly to Shinjuku in about 78 minutes.
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