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2 ways to Shinjuku

For Tokyo generally we recommend the TYO-NRT bus to Tokyo Station; for Shinjuku the answer changes.

Recommended

The cheapest way in. The Welcome Pickups transfer to Tokyo is 38 minutes quicker for JP¥21,262 more, which is not worth it at this party size.

Limousine bus to Shinjuku

Limousine · Airport Transport Service (Airport Limousine)
80–105 min rideEvery 20 min07:15–23:05
Terminal 1 bus stop 11 (stop 10 for the buses by Tokyo City Air Terminal)Shinjuku Station west exit
JP¥3,600total for 1 adultJP¥3,600 eachBuy ticket2 places to buy
Pickup, hours & luggage

Boards at. Terminal 1 bus stop 11 (stop 10 for the buses by Tokyo City Air Terminal)

JPY 3,600, children JPY 1,800, at the Limousine bus counter in the terminal.

Hours. From Terminal 1 every 15 to 30 minutes, 07:15 to 23:05. The timetable changes by date: check the day you travel.

Price for every party size · Fare source

Pre-booked

Welcome Pickups transfer to Tokyo

Driver meets you in arrivals
67 min rideTraffic dependent
Driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name boardAny address in Tokyo
Non-stopPer vehiclePre-book
€139total for 1 adult€139 each · about JP¥24,862 in allBook transferPartner link · through Welcome Pickups
Pickup, hours & luggage

Boards at. Driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name board

Charged in euros: €139 for the sedan, €169 for the minivan. Converted at the European Central Bank's reference rate of 15 September 2026 only to compare it with the local fares; your card's rate will differ a little.

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The Airport Limousine sets down at Shinjuku Station's west exit, by the Keio department store: JPY 3,600, 80 to 105 minutes from Terminal 1, every 15 to 30 minutes from 07:15 to 23:05.

Ride times exclude walking and waiting. Every way from Narita International Airport into Tokyo

Your destination

Straight there.

Tokyo's busiest station, on the west side of the city, with the Nishi-Shinjuku hotels and the Busta Shinjuku coach terminal.

Narita International Airport
Follow the signs
Terminal 1 bus stop 11 (stop 10 for the buses by Tokyo City Air Terminal)
Limousine bus to Shinjuku · 80–105 min
Shinjuku

Limousine bus to Shinjuku serves Shinjuku. TYO-NRT bus to Tokyo Station does not.

Arriving late?

Not everything runs around the clock: the Limousine bus to Shinjuku runs 07:15–23:05. Outside those hours nothing on this board runs to the center, and taxis are not priced on it. and the board keeps only what is running.

From arrivals to Shinjuku

01

Find the stop

Terminal 1 bus stop 11 (stop 10 for the buses by Tokyo City Air Terminal). Follow the signs from arrivals.

02

Choose Limousine bus to Shinjuku

Check the destination and departure board before boarding.

03

Arrive at Shinjuku

80–105 min. Continue to your accommodation or follow signs for onward transport.

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Continuing by public transport?

Follow the station signs for your onward connection.

Walking to your stay?

Check the address and choose the nearest exit.

Before you travel

Does the TYO-NRT bus to Tokyo Station stop at Shinjuku?

No. It runs to Tokyo Station.

Does the Limousine bus to Tokyo Station stop at Shinjuku?

No. It runs to Tokyo Station.

What if my flight arrives late?

Not everything runs around the clock: the Limousine bus to Shinjuku runs 07:15–23:05. Outside those hours nothing on this board runs to the center, and taxis are not priced on it.

How far is Shinjuku from the centre?

Tokyo's busiest station, on the west side of the city, with the Nishi-Shinjuku hotels and the Busta Shinjuku coach terminal.

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