Train journey · Tokyo
Narita Airport to Harajuku by trainabout 94 min door to door
Allow about 94 minutes from Narita Airport to Harajuku by train and subway, with 1 transfer, walking and waiting included.
Times from Narita Terminal 1.
Fastest route
- Time
- 94 min
- Transfers
- 1 transfer
- Frequency
- every ~23 min
- Walking
- 14 min
This route uses a train with a supplement (Skyliner or Narita Express): an extra ticket on top of your fare.
Without a supplement
With a standard ticket and no supplement train: about 116 min, 2 transfers.
With no transfer
To avoid changing trains: about 114 min staying on board (Narita Express), 20 min longer.
Return: Harajuku to Narita Airport
- Time
- 94 min
- Transfers
- 1 transfer
- Frequency
- every ~22 min
- Walking
- 14 min
In the other direction, allow about 94 min, 1 transfer.
Going further
- Tokyo airports: times to the neighbourhoods
- Harajuku: travel times from the neighbourhood
- Working in Harajuku? Where to live
Other journeys from Narita Airport
- Narita Airport to Shinjuku by train
- Narita Airport to Shibuya by train
- Narita Airport to Tokyo Station by train
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- Narita Airport to Roppongi by train
- Narita Airport to Akihabara by train
- Narita Airport to Shinagawa by train
- Narita Airport to Odaiba by train
- Narita Airport to Kichijōji by train
- Narita Airport to Shimokitazawa by train
Further reading
See the detailed route on the map- Tokyo airportsHaneda and Narita: calculated times to the main districts, which lines to take, practical tips.
- Where to stay in TokyoThe neighbourhoods that reach the most stations within 30 minutes, ranked.
- Tokyo neighbourhoodsShinjuku, Asakusa, Shimokitazawa…: how far can you get from each of them?
- Tokyo train linesJR, subway and private railways: stations served and average frequency.
- How to read a travel time mapColours, isochrones, how times are calculated, and frequently asked questions.