Narita Airport to Tokyo Station

Narita Express or Skyliner for Tokyo Station?

Narita Express reaches Tokyo Station without changing trains. Skyliner reaches Nippori or Ueno, so Tokyo Station normally requires another local connection.

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Two travelers arriving inside Tokyo Station with rolling luggage
For a Tokyo Station destination, the transfer after the airport train can change the easier route.

Choose the route

Take the direct ride or add the Tokyo transfer

Narita Express

Arrive at Tokyo Station without changing trains

The ordinary adult fare from Narita Airport to Tokyo Station is ¥3,140. The airport train has reserved seats and arrives on the JR side of Tokyo Station.

Keisei Skyliner

Change at Nippori or Ueno for Tokyo Station

The standard adult Skyliner fare is ¥2,580 to Nippori or Ueno. Add the local train fare and the luggage transfer needed to continue to Tokyo Station. Eligible visitor e-ticket prices can differ.

Before choosing

Check the total fare and the last walk to your hotel

Add the complete journey. Include the local train after Skyliner, not only the airport-train fare.

Count the luggage move. Changing trains at Nippori or Ueno means taking bags through another station connection.

Check your Tokyo Station exit. A hotel near a different line or exit can still require a long walk inside or outside the station.

Check the train you can actually take. Compare current departure times after you know when you will leave immigration and baggage claim.

Official next step

Check current N’EX and Skyliner conditions before paying

Reviewed Aug 13, 2026. Prices and schedules can change.

Different Tokyo destination?

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