Does Keisei Skyliner go to Tokyo Station?

The Keisei Skyliner is a high speed train that operates between Narita Airport and Ueno that offers comfortable passenger interiors. The Skyliner provides non-stop service to Nippori Station, which offers easy connections onto JR lines, as well as Ueno in the heart of downtown Tokyo.



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he airport transfer via the Keisei Skyliner directly connects NRT Airport (terminals 1 and 2/3) and Tokyo city in 36 minutes for Nippori and 39 minutes for Ueno station. Every Skyliner train from morning to evening stops at Narita Airport terminal 1, terminal 2/3, Nippori station and Keisei-Ueno stations.

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Skyliner : Fares from Major Stations The Skyliner fare will be 2,465 yen when using an approved IC card (PASMO or SUICA, etc.) at the ticket gate.

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Luggage specifications: Luggage or cardboard box whose sum of length, width and height is no more than 120cm and whose weight is 20kg or less. (Suitcases and golf bags are treated as less than 120cm. Overweight luggage is not accepted.)

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Running at speeds of up to 160 kmh (100 mph), the Skyliner is the second fastest train service in Japan behind only the bullet train and it offers the quickest travel time between Narita Airport Terminal 2·3 Station and Ueno Station at only 41 minutes.

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The Tokyo Monorail has a couple of handy transfer options the most useful being the JR Yamanote loop line at Hamamatsucho. With the JR Yamanote line it's possible to travel directly to major stations around Tokyo, such as Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Shinjuku at the most important station in Japan, Tokyo station.

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Both operate local, semi-express and limited express lines. The Kesiei Skyliner and JR East's Narita Express, the two fastest options, run in fierce competition against each other. The Narita Express runs to Tokyo Station via the Narita and Sobu Lines, and takes 50 minutes to an hour.

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The trains not only reach Tokyo Station, but may also travel to Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, and Shibuya. The Narita Express is one of the more convenient options, as it has plenty of space for your luggage. You also won't need to change trains between the airport and your destination.

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The Keisei Skyliner is quicker and sometimes cheaper. But does not serve central Tokyo stations such Shinjuku. It's a private railway, so a JR pass is not valid. The Narita Express is slower and less frequent.

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