Explore Tokyo.
By Eclipse GroupUpdated
Tokyo has two international airports: Haneda (HND), close to the city centre in Ōta, and Narita (NRT), further out in Chiba Prefecture. The two are far apart, so the choice shapes the rest of the trip. Voyara AI is built to weigh it against your schedule, then keep rail connections, hotel check-in and meetings aligned as the trip unfolds.
Highlights
- Marunouchi and Otemachi, beside Tokyo Station
- Shinjuku
- Shibuya
- Shinagawa, for the Shinkansen and Haneda
Getting there and getting around
From Haneda, the Keikyu line and the Tokyo Monorail connect with the city’s rail network at Shinagawa and Hamamatsuchō. From Narita, the JR Narita Express runs to Tokyo Station and on to Shinjuku and Shibuya, and the Keisei Skyliner runs to Nippori and Ueno. Airport limousine buses link both airports with major hotels and stations.
In the city, IC cards such as Suica and PASMO pay for trains, the subway, buses and many shops, and both can be added to phone wallets. The Tokaido Shinkansen to Nagoya, Kyoto and Shin-Osaka leaves from Tokyo and Shinagawa stations. Most trains stop running around midnight, so a late arrival needs a plan for the last leg.
What Voyara AI does on a Tokyo trip
Voyara AI is built to plan the route from the airport to your hotel, by train or by car, around your arrival time, your luggage and the last trains, and to change it if your flight is late. It keeps Shinkansen legs in the same plan as your flights, so a delay on one updates the other, and it keeps the transfer stations in the plan, which matters in a rail network this large.
Frequently asked questions
Should I fly into Haneda or Narita?
Haneda is much closer to central Tokyo, so it usually means a shorter trip into the city. Many international flights, including low-cost carriers, use Narita. Compare the whole door-to-door journey, not just the flight; Voyara AI does this for each trip.
Can I use a bank card on Tokyo trains?
Some lines and stations accept contactless bank cards, but IC cards such as Suica and PASMO work across almost all trains, subways and buses, so most visitors use one.
What if I land in Tokyo after the last train?
Taxis, and some airport limousine buses, run later than the trains. Voyara AI is built to spot a late arrival early and switch the last leg to a car or to a hotel near the airport.