Taxis are available at the airport, with taxi stands outside each terminal. Taxis into town tend to be very expensive, however.

Long and short-term parking is available in four parking lots adjacent to the terminals.

There are car rental facilities in the airport, including Japaren, Nippon, Nissan, and Toyota.

There are both railway and monorail connections for getting into Tokyo from Haneda Airport. Nonstop express routes take roughly 16 minutes to get into downtown Tokyo.

A departure tax of ¥2, 040 is included in the ticket price.

Services and facilities provided at Tokyo Haneda Airport include wifi, currency exchange, ATMs, disabled facilities, hair salons, banks, a post office, medical clinics, baggae storage, a lost and found, and nearly a dozen information desks.

Japanese is the official language. Most Japanese people will have studied English at school, but few can speak it well or understand what is said to them.

The currency is the Japanese Yen (JPY), which is equal to 100 sen. Major credit cards are accepted in the larger hotels and stores, but most Japanese operate with cash. Cash and travellers cheques can be exchanged in banks, post offices and currency exchange bureaux. Banks are usually open Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm. Travellers cheques offer the best exchange rate and are best taken in US dollars. ATMs do not accept all credit and debit cards; only the international ATMs in post offices, airports and some major stores.

The three terminals are connected by an underground walkway; there is also a free shuttle bus running every five minutes.

Local time is GMT +9.