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TOKYO AIRPORTS ACCESS EXPRESS Haneda → Narita エアポート快特/アクセス特急 羽田空港→成田空港 全区間.
keisei main line pantip.
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Hands down the BEST train to use if you are on a stopover requiring airport transfer between HND <-> NRT. No navigating through tokyo area stations with heavy luggage. Bring your luggage to the other airport then rest up or head back to the city to kill some time.
FYI: Starting about 1:15:00 the trains run on abandoned Narita SHINKANSEN infrastructure. Abandoned in the 1980s, the guideway was then repurposed into the Narita Sky Access Line by 2010.
15:39 Infamous Shinagawa Crossing
hey guys and gals .one quick question …i have 4hrs 20 minutes to make it from haneda to narita ,,you guys think is iot saf to do so …willi miss my flight ?
I just came back from Japan. I was in Osaka and came back to Shinagawa Station by Shinkansen. To ride this train to Narita Air Port, you will need to walk almost all the way across the station to Keikyu ticket counter. At the time of ticket purchase, you will be asked to surrender Shikansen ticket. The express train is fast, running around 120 Km/hr. speed. Last station stop will be the international departure and the one before is the domestic stop. The ride and scenes were excellent. This will be the best way to get to the Narita Air Port from Tokyo area.
is this train also get crowded during morning rush hour?
Used this train also to get to Asakusa, Ginza and Tokyo Tower on my previous Japan travel. Remembered my memories of first Japan travel.
This is one my of favorite Japanese trains.
6:34 SEEEGAAAAA!!!!!
I like the color-coded signage. Watching for Orange is very helpful.
２０１９年３月に空港第２ビルにホームドア設置
http://www.keisei.co.jp/information/files/info/20180615_172616548726.pdf
Used this train to get to Asakusa recently, so thank you for reminding me of some happy memories! Pro-tip for travellers: Find what station you'll need to get off at and make sure you know where the elevators are. Not all Tokyo stations have escalators and carrying heavy luggage up several flights of stairs is not fun. For instance, Asakusa only has one or two escalators but multiple flights of stairs. The escalators will save you so much heavy lifting!
やっぱ三菱製の方が音がいいな。
Thank You very much for your uploaded useful video, which is helpful to me as I am going to visit Japan with my wife. According to the Train timetable from the Haneda Airport website. Is only one Access Train directly to Narita Airport each hour? I really dislike to wander in station for the exchanging Train.
これの銀千バージョンもあればいいですね。
I rode this line in the early 1970s, a few years before this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lu6rOIUzAJk was shot. I just can't remember whether the old "Haneda Kuko" station (still a fair distance to the airport) was directly above Tenkubashi or if it was before the the little "river", closer to Anamoriinari. The grade separation between the Tama RIver bridge and near Shinagawa is amazing.
Also this train I saw can only go at 120km/h max, I hope they make it 150 or 160 to match Skyliner speeds in the Sky Access line
Any chance I can use this video to make a simulator out of it?
Thanks for uploading the video. In your video, I see you don't need to transfer to another train. One train can make it from HND to NRT,.
When I check the keisei website, it shows transfer train at Sengakuji. I am confused. Is Airport Express and Access Express is the same train? Appreciated if you can answer my question.
Arriving at△07:29 Keikyu-Main line(Airport Express)
[bound for Sengakuji] 14 min
乗り換え Sengakuji (transfer)
Departing at07:35
Toei-Asakusa line(Access Express)
[bound for Narita Airport Terminal 1]
When i was in Tokyo, i stayed at Oshiage and did the Narita to Oshiage and back and Oshiage to Haneda and back. Never get to do the whole Narita to Haneda or Haneda to Narita. I think you should do the Narita to Haneda video so that we can view 'the other side.' This is a nice video and i really love Japanese trains, whether it is the Shinkansen or 'slow' train. Keep up the great work!
一番左のホームの先には線路がありますよね？
その先はどうなっているのですか？
I see this train runs from Haneda Domestic directly to Narita International, but how do I buy the ticket at Haneda Domestic Airport? I do not see any information from Haneda "big bird" website. Pls advise. Thank you.
really that long time.. 1 and half hour?? so during the trip, no need exchange station or train?? my flight will happen n next year, i worry bcoz it will 1st i take ANA flight…*trip is Haneda – Narita – Kansai airport…
気になるといろいろ出てくるのですが、京成側の成田空港第2空港ビル駅は苦肉の策として(!?)、8両編成列車の長さがふたつ入るひとつのホームをふたつに分けて使っていますが、対岸のJRのホームもそれに負けず長いですよね。JRの編成で12両以上の列車が入ることはあるのでしょうか。これもどなたでも結構ですから教えてください。
別な話として、京成スカイライナー（京成上野～成田空港）新AE型が開始して以来、同じ新AE型でノンストップで羽田と成田を往復してもらったら面白いのではないかと一時は考えましたが、昨今、羽田は国際線、成田は国内線も拡充しているので、商売的には成り立たないでしょうね。つまらない妄想でした。
なぜかこの両空港間を結ぶエアポート快特が面白くて、「スズキダイスケ」さんの逆方向のビデオも含め、暇があればいつも見ています。
三田駅、大門駅、にある「✈次駅停車」と新橋駅にある「エアポート確認」のサインは停車する駅と飛ばす駅の確認のためにあるんですよね。運転席のパネルにも同じような案内が出るのでしょうか。止まる、止まらない、は自動運転にしてもいいような気がしますが、ブレーキのかけ加減など自動ではできないものがあるんでしょうか。
京急600形列車 Keikyu 600 series train.
Yes, this train run across on some lines of 3 different railway companies, Keikyu, Tokyo-Metro and Keisei. Drivers changed at Sengaku-ji Station and Oshiage Station.
I have an 18 hour layover in Tokyo… any suggestion to what i can do…. to kill time..
great video! I'm going to be catching this service in a few weeks and this video makes me more comfortable in catching this train.
I used to enjoy visiting Japan just for the train rides and wonderful scenery. Now you are saving me a lot of money on plane and train fares LOL, and I'm getting to see places time might have prevented me from getting to. But I do miss out on meeting lots of wonderful Japanese people. Would it be possible to put in the names of non-stopping stations as well?
The maps at the start are very helpful to get an understanding of where the train is going
very nice video, keep up the good work!
gracias les quedo de lujo
Thank you for another GREAT train ride from Japan! Love all of your videos. Kei told me that he likes to watch your videos before his matches to relax him. He says he recognizes a lot of the areas all around Japan because he has a lot of family and friends there 🙂 Best regards from Ted (and also sometimes Ted-san).