Keikyu Railway Linr 2026: Timetables, Route Maps, Fares and Haneda Airport Access Guide!

Touching down at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport and want to zip straight to Shinagawa, Asakusa, or even Yokohama? Keikyu Railway is the go-to choice for countless independent travelers! Keikyu is famous for its blazing speed (top speed 120 km/h), frequent service, and direct through service onto the Toei Asakusa Line.

This guide rounds up the latest Keikyu route map, timetables, fares, train types, a Haneda Airport transportation guide, great-value discount tickets (like the Misaki Maguro Ticket), and must-visit spots along the line helping you sort out your Tokyo and Kanagawa transportation planning in one easy read!

What is the Keikyu Railway?

Keikyu officially the Keihin Electric Express Railway (Keikyu Corporation) is a storied major private railway company in Japan’s Kanto region.

• Route Network: With Tokyo’s Shinagawa Station as its central hub, it extends south to Kanagawa Prefecture’s Yokohama Station, Kawasaki Station, Yokosuka, and the Miura Peninsula, and includes a direct airport line to Haneda Airport.
• Main function: It’s the key transportation lifeline connecting Haneda Airport with central Tokyo (Shinagawa, Asakusa, Oshiage) as well as Yokohama and the Miura Coast.
• Service highlights: Keikyu Railway is known for its high speed. What’s more, Keikyu offers through services with the Toei Asakusa Line and Keisei Electric Railway, so from Haneda Airport you can board designated trains and reach Asakusa, Oshiage (Tokyo Skytree), and even Narita Airport without changing trains—super convenient!

Keikyu Railway Route Map and Complete Station Guide

The Keikyu Railway network is made up of the Keikyu Main Line, the Airport Line (Kūkō Line), the Kurihama Line, the Zushi Line, and the Daishi Line.

All station numbers start with KK. Keikyu offers Local, Airport Express, Limited Express, Rapid Limited Express, and Airport Rapid Limited Express services, with trains every 5-10 minutes; you can get directly to Shinagawa Station in as little as 20 minutes.

You can reach Shimbashi, Higashi-Ginza, Nihonbashi, Asakusa, Oshiage, Tokyo Skytree, and more; trains run about every 5-10 minutes, with direct service to Shinagawa in as little as 20 minutes and to Asakusa in 35 minutes.

From Shinagawa, transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to reach Tokyo Station (about 25 minutes), Shinjuku (about 33 minutes), Ueno (about 35 minutes), and Ikebukuro (about 35 minutes).

Keikyu Railway: Key Stations and Train Service Types at a Glance

The table below highlights the key stations, station numbers, transfer lines, and the stopping patterns for each train type (Local, Express, Limited Express, Rapid Limited Express, Airport Rapid Limited Express) between Haneda Airport and central Tokyo and Yokohama:

Legend: ● = Stop ｜ ｜ = Pass through without stopping ｜ — = Not operated by this route

Keikyu Railway Timetables and Train Frequency

Keikyu Electric Railway trains run extremely frequently, with a train every 2 to 4 minutes on average during peak hours; off-peak, Airport Line trains toward Shinagawa/Yokohama run every 5 to 10 minutes on average.

Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station: First and Last Train Times at a Glance

(Note: Timetables may vary slightly between weekdays, weekends, and Japanese national holidays. Before you ride, use the official Keikyu app to check real-time departures.)

Keikyu Railway Train Types Explained: What's the Difference Between Local, Express, Limited Express, and Rapid Limited Express?

Keikyu Electric Railway operates a variety of trains with different speeds on the same tracks, and the platform screens are clearly color-coded, so be sure to check which stations your train stops at when you board:

Important note: All Keikyu train types (including Rapid Limited Express and Limited Express) require no additional Limited Express surcharge (standard unreserved cars), so you can just hop on with a regular ticket or an IC card!

What’s the difference between Keikyu Electric Railway, JR, and Tokyo Metro?

Many Hong Kong travelers visiting Tokyo for the first time on an independent trip often aren’t sure about the differences between private railways, JR, and the subway:

• Private railway status: Keikyu is a private railway that operates independently of JR East and the Tokyo Metro subway.
• JR Pass not accepted: Travelers holding the Japan Rail Pass (nationwide) or the JR TOKYO Wide Pass cannot ride the Keikyu Electric Railway for free; you'll need to purchase a separate ticket or use an IC card.
• Full IC card interoperability: Suica, PASMO, ICOCA, and other nationwide interoperable IC transit cards are all accepted just tap in and out at the ticket gates.
• Seamless through-service advantage: Keikyu Railway connects directly to the Toei Asakusa Line tracks, so trains departing from Haneda Airport can roll straight into the Toei subway network no need to exit the gates at Shinagawa to transfer.

How to ride the Keikyu Railway with Suica/PASMO

For travelers from Hong Kong, the most convenient way to ride the Keikyu Electric Railway is to use a transit IC card:

1. Tap with a physical card: Simply tap your Suica, PASMO, or ICOCA on the sensor area of the automatic ticket gate to enter and exit.
2. Apple Pay e-card (best for iOS): Add a Suica or PASMO right in the Wallet app on your iPhone, top up instantly via Apple Pay with a Hong Kong credit card, and when you arrive at Haneda Airport, just tap and go at the gate no need to wait in line to buy a card.
3. Top-up tip: If your card balance is low, you can add value with Japanese yen cash at the fare adjustment machines (supplementary ticket machines) or at the ticket vending machines at any Keikyu station.

Your Guide to Keikyu Electric Railway Fares and Best-Value Tickets and Passes

Standard fare (IC card vs cash)

Fares on the Keikyu Electric Railway are calculated by distance, and you'll save a little by using a transit IC card（Suica / PASMO）instead of buying a paper ticket with cash：

• Shinagawa Station ↔ Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station: IC card about 330 yen / cash 330 yen
• Yokohama Station ↔ Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station: IC card about 370 yen / cash 370 yen

Best-value package deals: Which one gives you the best bang for your buck?

1. Misaki Tuna Gourmet Pass (みさきまぐろきっぷ / Misaki Maguro Pass)

• What's included: "Keikyu Line round-trip train ticket + unlimited rides on designated buses on the Miura Peninsula + tuna culinary experience voucher + attractions/souvenirs voucher".
• Fare: About ¥3,750 for adults departing from Shinagawa.
• Review: Great bang for your buck! Just the generous tuna (maguro) sashimi set meal, plus your round-trip fare, already pays for itself, making it the top pick for Hong Kong travelers on a Miura Peninsula day trip.

2. Hayama Girls' Trip Pass (Hayama Joshi Tabi Kippu)

• What's included: round-trip train and bus tickets + designated restaurant meal voucher + designated gift/dessert experience voucher (anyone can purchase and use).
• Fare: About ¥3,580 for adults departing from Shinagawa.
• Perfect for independent travelers who love artsy cafés, seaside strolls, and the laid-back resort vibes of Hayama.

3. Keikyu All Lines 1-Day Pass（Keikyu 1-Day Pass）

• Fare: ¥2,000 for adults / ¥1,000 for children
• Here’s the breakdown: If you’ll be making multiple trips in a single day among Shinagawa, Haneda Airport, Yokohama, and Yokosuka, buying the one-day pass is worth it; if you’re only traveling between the airport and downtown, just tap your IC card.

Your Complete Guide to Getting to Haneda Airport via the Keikyu Line

From Shinagawa Station to Haneda Airport via the Keikyu Line

Getting to Haneda Airport from central Tokyo areas (like Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, and Shibuya) via a transfer to the Keikyu Line at Shinagawa is super convenient:

• Where to board: Inside JR Shinagawa Station, there’s a "Keikyu Transfer Gate" (toward the Takanawa Exit), so you can tap your card to transfer without exiting the station.
• Travel time: Hop on the 'Airport Rapid Limited Express (Airport Kaitoku)' and reach Haneda Airport Terminal 3 Station in as little as 11 minutes.
• Fare: About ¥330 with an IC card.

From Yokohama Station to Haneda Airport via the Keikyu Line

• Boarding location: Keikyu Yokohama Station, Platform 2.
• Train option: Take the 'Express (Airport Express)' straight to Haneda Airport—no transfers needed.
• Ride time: Approx. 23 - 28 minutes.
• Fare: About ¥370 with an IC card.

Top Must-Visit Spots Along the Keikyu Electric Railway

Yokohama: Chinatown, Minato Mirai, Yamashita Park

Hop off at Keikyu Yokohama Station or Kanagawa-shimmachi Station to easily explore Yokohama's port-city charms:

• Yokohama Chinatown: Japan’s largest Chinatown, where you can savor soup dumplings and flavors from around the world.
• Minato Mirai 21 & Red Brick Warehouse: Take in sweeping ocean views and the Landmark Tower nightscape, plus seasonal creative markets.
• Yamashita Park: A seaside park along the waterfront where you can stroll and watch cruise ships glide by, with a romantic vibe.

Miura Peninsula: Misaki Port Tuna Delicacies and Coastal Scenery

Hop on the Keikyu Kurihama Line to Misakiguchi Station, then transfer to a Keikyu Bus to reach Misaki Port and Jogashima:

• Enjoy a seafood rice bowl topped with freshly delivered tuna (maguro) sashimi.
• Wander through Jogashima Park, taking in distant views of Mount Fuji and magnificent wave-carved sea cliffs.

Asakusa and Ueno: Further destinations via Keikyu through services

Thanks to the Toei Asakusa Line's through service, hop on a Keikyu Rapid Limited Express bound for "Narita Airport" or "Inba-Nihon-Idai":

• Head straight to Asakusa Station: visit Senso-ji's Kaminarimon Gate and Nakamise Shopping Street.
• Direct to Oshiage Station: Head to Tokyo Skytree for shopping and panoramic views from its observation deck.

Handy Tips for Riding the Keikyu Railway for Singaporean Travelers

• Luggage placement in the train car: Most Keikyu trains have long bench seats facing each other, and the space near the doors is roomier—ideal for stowing large suitcases 28 inches and up.
• Avoid the rush-hour crush: On weekday mornings, 07:30 - 09:00 is peak commute time for Tokyo office workers, and train cars heading from Shinagawa toward central Tokyo are extremely crowded. If you're traveling with large luggage, try to avoid this time.
• Check the train destination before boarding: Keikyu trains can continue onto other railway lines, so the train may not stop at your intended station. Check the destination display and route information before boarding, especially when travelling from Haneda Airport.
• Use an IC card for easier travel: Suica, PASMO and other compatible IC cards can be used on the Keikyu Line, making it easier to enter and exit stations without buying a ticket for each journey.
• Allow extra time for transfers: Some Keikyu services continue directly onto other lines, while others require a transfer. Check your route before boarding so you know whether you need to change trains.
• Keep your luggage close during busy periods: Even outside the morning rush, trains can become crowded around major stations such as Shinagawa and Haneda Airport. Keep large bags in front of you or where they do not block aisles and doors.

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