Airports
AirportsAirports in Japan
89 airports — codes, cities and transfers
Japan has 89 airports, the main one being TYO. They serve Aguni, Akita, Amakusa, Amami among others. For each: its IATA code, the city it serves, and how to reach the centre.
Airport to city
Train & bus · Tokyo: Narita (N'EX / Keisei Skyliner), Haneda (Monorail / Keikyu). Osaka (KIX): the Haruka train. Regional airports: Airport Limousine bus.
Taxi & apps · Taxis are very expensive but scrupulously metered. No regular Uber (only Uber Taxi/GO dispatching a licensed cab). No tipping in Japan, ever.
Full list
Every airport in Japan
CodeAirportCityTransfer
From the airport, without hunting for a taxi
Transfers & car rental in Japan
A pre-booked transfer waits for you by name; a hire car is collected at the terminal. Both are cheaper booked ahead than at the desk.
Book your airport transfer in Japan ahead, no terminal surprises.
Q&A
Answers to your questions
How many airports does Japan have?
89 airports with an IATA code. The main one is TYO. Some are international, some domestic-only.
What is the main airport of Japan?
TYO handles most international traffic. From there you can reach the centre or pre-book a transfer.
How do I get from the airport into town in Japan?
Tokyo: Narita (N'EX / Keisei Skyliner), Haneda (Monorail / Keikyu). Osaka (KIX): the Haruka train. Regional airports: Airport Limousine bus.
Can I use a taxi or ride app from the airport in Japan?
Taxis are very expensive but scrupulously metered. No regular Uber (only Uber Taxi/GO dispatching a licensed cab).