Ryogoku Station is the closest station to Ryogoku Kokugikan, which is familiar to Sumo.
If you want to watch a sumo game, you will get off this station.
In this article, we will introduce the best route for how to get from Haneda Airport to Ryogoku Station.
The recommended route is here.
How to get from Haneda Airport by train.
- How to use the monorail
- How to go using Keihin Express
The route using the monorail and the JR Line takes 45-50 minutes and costs 670 yen.
The route using Keikyu and JR Line takes 55 to 60 minutes and costs 600 yen.
Routes using the monorail and JR lines are shorter. The cheapest route is the Keihin Express and JR routes.
Let’s choose a route according to each purpose.
In the following, we will introduce each route.
Details of each route
It becomes the above two.
I will introduce this way in detail.
How to go using the monorail
- Haneda Airport International Line Building Station
MO08 - Hamamatsucho station MO01 to
JY28 or 
JK23At Hamamatsucho Station, head to the track No.1 and No.2.
In the case of Keihin Tohoku Line, take the train for “Ueno / Omiya direction” of track No.1.
In the case of the Yamanote Line, take the track No.2 for “Inside the Yamanote Line (Tokyo / Ueno)”. - Akihabara stationJY03 or JK28 to
JB19Transfer to the JR Sobu / Slow Line at Akihabara Station. The train you ride is a train for Tsudanuma and Chiba.
Boarding time is 2 stations, 4 minutes.
- Ryogoku StationJB21
How to go using Keihin Express
- Haneda Airport International Terminal Station
KK16 - Asakusabashi stationKK01 toJB20
- Ryogoku station
Transfer to JR Sobu Line on Asakusabashi Station.
You will arrive at Ryogoku Station at the next station.JB21
