Haneda Airport Live Webcam, Tokyo

Haneda Airport is one of Tokyo’s two major air gateways and one of the largest airports in Japan. It is located on the northwestern shore of Tokyo Bay in the special ward of Ōta, about 20 kilometers south of central Tokyo. Its close proximity to the city makes it highly convenient for travelers heading to Tokyo and the surrounding regions.

The airport has three terminals: two for domestic flights and one for international travel. Terminal 1 handles domestic flights operated by Japan Airlines (JAL), Skymark Airlines, and Starflyer. Terminal 2 serves All Nippon Airways (ANA), Air Do, Solaseed Air, and Starflyer. Terminal 3 is dedicated to international flights. Haneda handles more than 80 million passengers per year, making it one of the busiest airports in the world.

Haneda opened in 1931 as Tokyo’s first civilian airport. During World War II, it was used by the Japanese military. In the 1950s, it became Japan’s primary international airport, but after Narita Airport opened in 1978, most international flights were moved there, and Haneda focused primarily on domestic routes. The opening of the International Terminal in 2010 allowed Haneda to once again expand its international services.

Tokyo Monorail connects Haneda to Hamamatsuchō Station, while the Keikyu Line provides direct access to the Shinagawa area and other parts of the city. The airport is also served by numerous bus routes, including Limousine Bus services that link it to various districts of Tokyo and nearby suburbs. Haneda offers more than 100 restaurants, cafés, and duty-free shops, providing a broad range of dining options and goods, including local souvenirs.