Make sure you have the right documents, understand current travel requirements and know what to expect during security screenings before heading to the airport.

Certain travel documents can be required for your trip, including:

• Passports
  U.S. citizens, make sure your passport is valid for the duration of your trip. Download the Mobile Passport ControlOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines app to make your return home a breeze.
• Visas
  U.S. citizensOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines don’t need a visit for short tourist visits. Other passport holders or those embarking on long-term stays should review Japan’s visa requirementsOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines.

Save time on your travel day by checking in via our mobile app up to 24 hours before your flight.

International baggage requirements and regulations may vary by flight operator. Review international baggage policies for more information.

Enjoy the comforts of our international partner lounges. Business Class guests are welcome in the JAL Sakura Lounge at Haneda (4th floor of main building) and Narita (3rd floor near Gate 61).

If you’re continuing to another airport, first review the connecting flight procedures for HanedaOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines and NaritaOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines airports.

Familiarize yourself with international arrival proceduresOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines at Haneda airport, including details on immigration, customs and declarations.

Haneda airport is about 11 miles (18 km) from central Tokyo. Convenient ground transportation options from Haneda to TokyoOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines include:

• Train
  The airport connects to the Keikyu Line and the Tokyo Monorail Line.
• Taxi
  Terminal 3 has a taxi standOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines with mostly flat rates.
• Bus
  Multiple bus operatorsOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines have major routes departing from HND.
• Car rental
  Terminal 3 has car rental countersOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines. An International Driving Permit (IDP) is required.

Before exploring Tokyo, you’ll need to go through the airport’s customs process. Learn more about the international arrival proceduresOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines at Narita airport.

Narita airport is about 37 miles (60 km) from central Tokyo. Convenient ground transportation options from Narita to TokyoOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines include:

• Train
  Book tickets with Narita ExpressOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines or SkylinerOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines online.
• Taxi
  Terminal 2 has two taxi standsOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines with some surcharges and toll fees.
• Bus
  Review public bus routesOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines and book Limousine BusOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines tickets online.
• Car rental
  Terminal 2 has car rental countersOpens external link to page that may not meet accessibility guidelines. An International Driving Permit (IDP) is required.

Cash is welcome in Japan. While credit cards are accepted in many places, smaller shops and eateries prefer yen.

Trains and subways are quiet zones. Minimize talking and be mindful of priority seating.

Trash bins are limited. Carry a small bag to carry your rubbish until you can dispose of it.